The quiet status symbols you're going to be seeing everywhere in 2024

Have you noticed your favorite influencers sporting matching, simplistic sets more often? Or maybe the people at your gym have started sporting the word "Alo" across all their gear.

That's because Alo Yoga has become the ultimate brand for wealthy gym-goers, yogis, and overall athleisure fans.

Some celebrity fans include Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Bella Hadid, and Martha Stewart.

The brand's clothes are cute enough to be trendy, subtle enough not to fall into logomania territory, and with prices upwards of $88 for leggings, expensive enough to be considered high-end.

Yes, this perfume costs $325 a bottle. But it's also said to be one of the world's best and most universally appealing.

It's not a new fragrance by any means; it was first launched in 2016 as a limited-edition collector's item, according to Harper's Bazaar. But thanks to celebrity fans like Rihanna, TikTokers became interested in the scent — which makes you "smell rich," they say — and launched the product's popularity into another dimension.

It features notes of jasmine, saffron, and ambergris — a substance created in the digestive systems of sperm whales. Quite the selling point.

The flashiest piece of jewelry to have on your wrist in 2024 is a vintage designer watch.

Classic designs from Cartier and Patek Philippe are especially popular with models and influencers, and everyday jewelry fans are now investing in these old-school luxury pieces.

Wealthy women are leading the trend, as Worth reported, which is sure to continue throughout 2024.

Take a look at the $3,750 Loewe puzzle bag, the $5,100 checked Andiamo purse from Bottega Veneta, and the $5,890 Margaux tote from The Row.

Each leather bag is simple yet interesting enough to stand out from every other designer purse. The three are also popular among celebrities, influencers, and fashion fans willing to spend a little extra on trendy accessories.

Any of the above styles would elevate your 2024 outfits, but those in burgundy shades are especially trendy.

They're also sure to work with the latest iterations of lavish trends, which are a bit louder than the quiet-luxury looks that took over in 2023.

Arc'teryx has been making quality outerwear since 1989, but it might reach its peak this year.

Mainstream musicians like Lil Yachty and Frank Ocean have regularly worn the brand in recent years, and the rise of gorpcore — or outdoor clothes worn as streetwear — has made Arc'teryx one of the go-to brands for hikers and fashion-focused people alike.

But be prepared. If you want one of the brand's coveted jackets, it's going to cost you a minimum of $300.

Taylor Swift could wear jewelry from any designer she pleases. But lately, she seems to prefer Anita Ko.

The same goes for stars including Hailey Bieber, Sydney Sweeney, and Emily Ratajkowski.

You might opt for the designer's safety-pin earrings that start at $700 or a diamond-initial necklace for $3,650. Either way, it's the ideal way to quietly flaunt your wealthy, cool-girl status.

You're scrolling through TikTok when a 20-something appears on screen, probably telling a story about anything from her dog to her dating life. And all the while, she's moving a white, handheld gadget across her cheeks and forehead.

TikTokers and skincare aficionados can't get enough of the NuFACE Trinity devices, which are said to tone your face, reduce wrinkles, and tighten skin with microcurrents.

They range in price between $220 and $595.

If Victoria Beckham, Hailey Bieber, Naomi Campbell, and Jennifer Aniston can all agree on the same moisturizer, you can too.

The Rich Cream is one of the most popular products from Augustinus Bader. It's said to be hydrating, antiaging, and supportive of cell renewal, all thanks to a formula developed over three decades, according to the brand's website.

It's also undeniably luxurious — 50ml bottles retail for $300, and the new 100ml version costs $540.

Why would someone lug a digital camera around when they already have a cellphone?

They could be a professional photographer, but more likely, they're using the technology as a quiet status symbol.

Digital cameras are proving to be everywhere in 2024, especially vintage and colorful ones (a TikTok search for "pink camera" results in videos with more than 39.4 million views).

But to get in on the trend, be prepared to drop a few hundred dollars. One of the most popular models online — the 2015 Nikon COOLPIX S6900 — can be found on resale websites like eBay for over $200.

Of course, you could also opt for a newer point-and-shoot option from Nikon, so long as you're willing to drop at least $480.

Takeout coffee can be expensive. So why not invest in a state-of-the-art drink machine for your home?

That's what lots of coffee snobs are doing. To save money on daily Starbucks drinks and takeout espressos, enthusiasts are investing in small machines that can brew café-level coffee at home.

And the Breville Barista Touch Impress is the ultimate example. For $1,499, the machine works with you to create the coffee of your dreams by calculating the amount of beans, the temperature and water pressure, and the type of foam needed.

The price tag might seem high, but you'll see this machine everywhere. A search for the device on TikTok results in videos with a combined 222 million views, and aesthetic Instagram photos reveal how everyday coffee drinkers are making room for the luxury appliance in their kitchens.

You don't have to go out and buy a new vacuum this year. But you might want one after seeing the Dyson Gen5outsize model.

Like other Dyson vacuums, this $1,049 device is cordless, has a laser that reveals hidden grime, and a screen that tells you the number of particles it's picking up.

But it also holds 150% more dust and dirt, according to the Dyson website, and it can run for more than two hours thanks to two batteries.

It's expensive, sure, but it's also pretty fancy and impressive. It's also sure to become a household status symbol — one that could even replace the popular Dyson Airwrap.

Searches for "dyson gen 5 outsize" on TikTok resulted in videos with 167.8 million views as of Tuesday. If these clips are any indication, you'll be seeing the signature green laser in many more cleaning videos this year.

In 2023, there was a run on the $799 Ooni Karu 16 pizza oven.

The tabletop machine is said to reach 950 degrees Fahrenheit in 15 minutes and runs off charcoal, wood, or gas as fuel.

The device was a staple of Father's Day and Christmas gift lists last year and Ooni is also one of the top brands helping the personal pizza oven industry reach $751.6 million by 2030, according to Fast Company.

It's also trendy on TikTok, where videos about the oven have more than 250 million views.

You could easily use your phone as an alarm clock, or you can spend $199 on a Hatch Restore 2.

Is it the most expensive alarm clock you've ever seen? Probably. But fans swear by it. The device is all over TikTok (videos about it collectively have over three billion views), and users say they've bought the pricey clock to "invest in better sleep."

The device lights up to mimic a sunrise each morning and plays nature-inspired sounds to help you sleep at night.

This popular cookware brand seems to become increasingly popular every year.

A set sold by Costco went viral toward the end of 2023 thanks to its 157 pieces and $4,500 price tag. And ahead of Valentine's Day this year, the brand has unveiled a new set of heart-shaped dishes, pans, and more.

Collections like the latter are especially popular with younger generations, who prefer quirky, maximalist decor and cozy, welcoming interiors.

Because Le Creuset pieces are sold in various warm colors and fun shapes, it's become the ideal cookware for young people to invest in.

So no matter which Le Creuset design — or massive set — you choose to buy, having some of the brand's cookware in your home this year is a sure, subtle way to showcase luxury.