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Designer Clothing for Women in Old Money Style - Amarice
Amarice creates timeless designer clothing for women inspired by the elegance of the Old Money aesthetic. Our collection blends refined silhouettes with classic women’s clothing essentials—from tailored blazers and trousers to dresses, tops, skirts, ponchos, and capes. Each piece is crafted for women who value quiet luxury, impeccable fit, and effortless sophistication.
Discover old money clothes for women that elevate everyday style and transition seamlessly from day to evening. With premium fabrics, clean lines, and a minimalist palette, Amarice brings the essence of classic fashion into the modern wardrobe.
Dinner with Swans
Grace expressed through texture and gesture
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2025-12-02
It’s time to lift the curtain and speak about one of the most essential foundations of Amarice — our fabrics.
It’s time to lift the curtain and speak about one of the most essential foundations of Amarice — our fabrics. Long before the first sketches, the first fittings, and the first seams, we knew we wanted to create pieces that would outlive trends. That is why we travelled to Paris and Milan in search of those very fabrics: the ones with history, character, and uncompromising quality. This stage became a turning point — we set a standard we will never abandon. Every fabric chosen for the debut Amarice collection shares one defining quality: it is not just beautiful. It shapes the silhouette, elevates the feeling, and reflects the quiet confidence of the woman for whom we design each piece. And now — let us tell you about each of them.
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2025-10-15
Dinner with Swans
The idea behind the Dinner with Swans collection was born after discovering The Swans of Jet Society — a documentary account of the women who, in the 1950s–70s, became symbols of social elegance. They were the ones who defined the notion of style long before social media existed: Barbara Hutton, Lee Radziwill, Talitha Getty, Gloria Guinness, Babe Paley. They moved effortlessly between New York, Paris, and Saint-Tropez — muses to designers and icons of the Jet Set, a community that lived fast, beautifully, and impeccably. Their aesthetic went far beyond fashion — it was a code of conduct, a system of precision and restraint that spoke louder than any excess. That disciplined elegance, combined with a quiet sense of freedom, became the main source of inspiration for Amarice.
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