5 Most Expensive Styles Your Closet Aspires

World’s Most Expensive Wardrobe By Frosdick Of London:
Known to make the finest bespoke safari boots, Frosdick of London conceptualised a complete wardrobe with a custom-made luxury car to boot for a cool $1 million, in 2010. The wardrobe consisted of 14 bespoke Savile Row suits, 28 custom-tailored dress shirts, 28 custom-made silk ties, and 14 pairs of bespoke shoes and boots. Enough, you think? Think again – they got Henry Poole of Savile Row to tailor the shirts, and Schneider of Clifford Street to make the shoes. Here’s the real catch, though – both these gentlemen catered to the British Royal family!

Hold your breath, there’s more: Frosdick of London also threw in elegant smoking jackets and dressing gowns embellished with precious metal and diamonds. And if you’re wondering where these priceless pieces of attire were housed, then you’ll be thrilled to know that these clothes came with a precious bespoke wardrobe designed by furniture designer Viscount David Linley, a blue-blooded designer and the queen’s cousin!

Stuart Hughes And Richard Jewels’ Diamond-embellished Suit:
Stuart Hughes, a London-based designer can safely be known as the king of luxe. He’s brutal when it comes to bling, and nothing is over-the-top! Diamond-embellished phones, diamond-embellished clothes, you name it, he’s done it. So, when the man decides to design the most expensive suit in the world, it’s no surprise at all, really.

Known as the R. Jewels Diamond Edition, the suit is designed by Richard Jewels from Manchester, and Stuart himself. Crafted from a beautiful blend of cashmere wool and silk, and studded with diamonds, this piece took over 600 hours to create, and costs a bank account lightning 599,000 pounds!

Bling factor: 480 diamonds; each gem weighs 0.5 carats.

Jacob & Co. Cufflinks:
Do you have $4.2 million in spare change? If yes, you may want to get yourself a one-of-a-kind pair of cufflinks from Jacobs & Co. The company has been crafting some of the most luxurious, revolutionary timepieces and jewellery for close to a quarter of a century, and while their whole collection is classic, the cufflinks crafted with the 10.5 carat yellow diamond, rounded-off with five baguette diamonds, really does take indulgence to another level.

The Audemars Piguet Watch:
Audemars Puguet needs no introduction, and neither does Stuart Hughes. Fulfilling his lust for all things indulgent, Stuart Hughes designed this timepiece with 5.85 carats worth of flawless diamonds. Priced at 25, 995 pounds, this is probably one of the cheapest things that Stuart has designed so far.

The 1735 Blancpain:
Considering that the 1735 Blancpain doesn’t contain a single precious stone, one wonders whether the watch is worth $1, 024, 000! But, take one look at perfection in excellence, and you know why that price tag is justified. Of course, the fact that it’s the last of the 30 limited edition pieces created just may have something to do with it. The watchmaker took a year to complete this marvellous piece that’s made with solid platinum. The owner of this watch wanted to customise it – easy, you think? But, he got his alteration approved only after an interview with the President of Blancpain, who had to ensure that the gentleman in question was a perfect match for the watch! Talk about accessorising (pun totally intended)!

If you’re not drooling by now, you’ve probably passed out because of the sheer obnoxiousness of this list. But hey, no one ever said indulgence comes cheap!