Ever since internet personality Tinx explained the “rich-mom” phenomenon, women everywhere have been stocking their closets full of quiet luxury staples and designer accessories to get the look. Regardless of the name, the rich-mom aesthetic doesn’t require you to have kids or even a lot of money. It’s just looking like you do that matters. After all, dress for the job you want, not the job you have. It’s about finding elevated, elegant, polished, and chic pieces. It’s dressing like your schedule is full of plans reading “Tracey Anderson class in the morning” and “Frenchette for dinner.”
Nordstrom is stocked with items that nail the aesthetic, so I rounded up 31 of them that I would wear in a heartbeat. Keep scrolling to see which 31 pieces ooze rich-mom energy.
If you’re after the rich-mom aesthetic, Celine sunglasses are a good place to start.
A “picking up my kids in Tribeca” kind of half-zip.
Under $200 but could pass for much pricier.
Khaite jeans are a rich-mom staple for sure.
Get these while you can. They sell like crazy.
The rich-mom tote bag if you ask me.
High up on my wish list of winter coats I’d wear forever.
Nordstrom’s cashmere doesn’t play around.
A pair (or five) of Mother jeans is in the closet of every “rich mom.” Trust me.
The Row flats just ooze a wealthy vibe.
A WWW-loved jewelry brand, Jenny Bird has the perfect pieces to take an outfit from boring to chic.
My dream closet is full of Max Mara coats.
Skims products are always in the rich-mom rotation.
The perfect skirt to wear no matter the season.
I wear sheer tights all winter long. This happens to be one of my favorite pairs.
A slingback pump gives major rich-mom energy.
I’ve been itching for a pair of Tory Burch sneakers.
For the “rich mom” who also does Pilates.
Everytime I want to smell “rich” I reach for a Le Labo scent.
Meet your new favorite button up.
I don’t know what I would do without my classic leather belt.
While these trousers are on the pricey side – trust me you’ll wear them nonstop.
I’ve been wanting these Stuart Weitzman loafer mules for so long now.
Staud never steers us wrong.
For work or weekend.
Wide leg pants are always on a “rich mom” shopping list.
