Welcome to the year of chic! In this episode, I'm naming “chic” as my word for 2026, not as an aesthetic, but as a way of being. Inspired by culture, identity, and a very millennial Victoria Beckham documentary moment, this conversation is about taste, resonance, and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing who you are (and not needing to explain it).

In this episode, we discuss:

1. Why chic is not a trend, look, or personality you perform
2. How chic shows up in decision-making, composure, privacy, and timing
3. The connection between old money ethos, modern wealth culture, and self-permission
4. Why “chic,” quiet luxury, and taste-based signaling trigger so much internet discourse
5. What cultural discomfort around chic reveals about class anxiety, accessibility, and status
6. A personal (and evolving) list of things Amber finds chic—and why noticing your own matters more than copying hers

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