You Wouldn't Know I Won the Lottery, But These Mytheresa Finds Would Be the Sign

Let me pose a hypothetical situation: Suddenly, you come into money. What do you do? Some people might decide to pay off student debt, put a lump sum away for retirement, buy a home, invest in stocks, or even donate to charities. However, everyone isn't that pragmatic (myself included). Yes, I understand that there are sensible matters one must attend to should one's fortunes change, but that wouldn't tamper the onset of delusion, for me, at least. If I won the lottery, I'd go beyond paying bills; I'd be spending. The only rational thing I might do in this entirely made-up plot is not tell anyone I came into money so that none of my relationships change. The only visible indication of my imaginary jackpot winnings would be sudden vacations and an influx of designer clothing.
The latter would likely be the greatest telltale sign that I've won the lottery. Although, I have a strategy to keep it a secret for as long as possible: embrace quiet luxury. There's no way you'd catch me wearing head-to-toe logos, because that says, "Rob me. I'm rich now." Instead, I'd be practical by investing in elevated staples and a few statement items for fun. Additionally, I wouldn't make the rookie mistake of rolling up to luxury retailers to shop in person; I'd be discreet by shopping online, specifically at Mytheresa. The retailer offers the best curation of designer items, making it the place to shop for my imaginary post-lottery shopping spree. But you don't just have to take my word for it, as I've rounded up the 41 best spring fashion finds from Mytheresa. Consider this your chance to indulge in the fantasy that we're both rolling in cash.
If you see me carrying this Gucci bag, don't ask questions.
There's nothing more lavish than a leather button-down shirt, IMHO.
Having big bucks means wearing even bigger bangles.
These tailored shorts need to be taken to a country club immediately.
These pierced leather mules are the walking embodiment of low-key luxury.
Because this top's shrug detail is stretchy, it can be styled off the shoulders or around the neck to create a halter.
You'd never catch me in head-to-toe logos after winning the lottery. However, accessories with minimal monograms? That's a different story.
After winning, I'd first buy these Givenchy sunglasses, followed by booking a vacation to the Maldives.
I dream of being on a beach in the South of France in this one-piece.
Since I'm already on vacation in my head, I might as well wear this swanky sarong, too.
If I came into a pot of money, you better believe I wouldn't play about purchasing these toy heels.
Mateo's unique jewelry would also make the top of the shopping list.
This dress is stunning yet still subtle enough that it would hide my substantial new wealth.
Is it just me, or does the butter-yellow hue of this Bottega Veneta bag have you drooling too?
A great pair of hoop earrings are worth every penny.
I was sold the second I saw the studs on this shoulder bag.
Another piece I'd inevitably end up buying for all my newly booked vacations.
Shop the matching Frankie Silk-Blend Crop Top ($360).
"Might as well buy the matching set." — My thoughts if I had lottery money.
I might not own a small yacht, but the boatneck line on this vest will make me look like I have one.
After winning the lottery, all of the capricious totes would be the first thing to go so I could upgrade to this ultra-chic handbag.
Sandals that would represent my newly stacked bank account.
The snatched waistline on this cardigan is sending me.
You know the saying "secure the bag"? After winning the lottery, I'd take it further by buying Ferragamo's Hug bag.
They'll whisper, "She's luxurious," when I wear this semi-sheer Khaite top.
Mesh flats embody "I've got money" energy to me—no I won't elaborate.
Jasmine Fox-Suliaman is a freelance writer and editor living in New York City. What began as a pastime (blogging on Tumblr) transformed into a lifelong passion for unveiling the connection between fashion and culture on the internet and in real life. Over the last decade, she's melded her extensive edit and social background to various on-staff positions at Who What Wear, MyDomaine, and Byrdie. More recently, she’s become a freelance contributor to other publications including Vogue, Editorialist, and The Cut. Off the clock, you can find her clutching her cell phone as she's constantly scrolling through TikTok and The RealReal, in search of the next cool thing.
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