Hate it or love it, the  “quiet luxury” trend is here to stay. According to Google Trends, searches for the popular aesthetic are at an all-time high. Influencers are taking over social media feeds with outfit and aesthetic posts oozing quiet luxury. If you’re into this trend but not quite sure how to get the look, there’s a new collaboration that makes quiet luxury more accessible to both your wardrobe and home without having a trust fund.

Merging fashion with home decor, luxury home retailer Perigold and womenswear brand M.M. LaFleur have partnered to show how quiet luxury fashion can be translated into home decor. Scrolling through the partnership’s site integration inspires you to recreate quiet luxury outfits in your home. Each look takes clothing items from M.M. LaFleur and translates them into pieces from Perigold.

Black & White

This classic color combination exudes quiet luxury. This look is inspired by an outfit consisting of M.M. LaFleur’s black and white woven jacket, white scoop-neck top, black culottes, minimalist strappy heels, and gold dangly earrings.

The interior weaves in mixed metals and camel-colored accents to add softness to the black-and-white palette.

Bring the Outdoors In

This look is all about bringing the beauty of the outdoors inside. The M.M. LaFleur outfit that inspires this look is a plaid multicolored blazer, green v-neck blouse with buttons, tan high-rise jeans, snakeskin pointed-toe flats, and hanging gold link earrings.

The interior mixes unexpected shades of green to give the feeling of nature while inside. To bring this look to life, choose fabrics that are breathable and washable.

Elevated Ease

Create a sense of calm in your space with light neutrals and elevated fabrics like silk and linen. This look was inspired by M.M. LaFleur’s elegant button-up, draped sleeveless boat neck top, wide-legged jeans, cognac-colored mules, and circle buckle belt.

You can see this collaboration in real life at M.M. LaFleur showrooms, where you can touch, feel, and experience the apparel and Perigold furniture. Or, you can check out the collaboration online.