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leather gloves, the signs from Gentlemandrivers at the last Avd Oldtimer Grand prix in a amazing Alfa, at Nürburgring

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Inside Tuxedo Society, the Old-Money Fantasy Camp Where Would-Be-Aristocrats Pay to Cosplay

“All of our members are wealthy," one founder says of the club, which offers Instagram-ready curated trips to commoners who dream of living

Honesty in a Dishonest Age: Calling it Like You See It

As William Shakespeare once wrote in his play The Merchant of Venice: 'All that glisters is not gold.'

Filippo Pignatti Morano di Custoza, a 27-year-old German-Italian charming rake and owner of the Instagram account Gentlemansgram, is the son of Filippo Pignatti-Morano.

As reported by Intel Suisse, which is investigating allegations of fraud on behalf of investors, Mr. Pignatti Morano (father) — director of the Classic Car Fund and the Classic Investment Fund — allegedly impersonated a lawyer based in St. Vincent in an attempt to deceive investors and legitimize his fraudulent identity.

They own numerous classic cars, frequently featured in videos promoting the “old money” lifestyle — a carefully curated illusion of elegance and wealth. Filippo Pignatti‑Morano has three sons, including Federico and Filippo.

With extensive connections in the classic car scene across Switzerland and Italy, the family is known for spending lavishly and money on social media. Even Alexander Kraft Monte Carlo is known to be acquainted with them.

This post is not intended to accuse or attack anyone. However, it suggests that lies and deception, when masked by charm and luxury, still win the admiration of many young people — feeding dreams of grandeur, and at times, turning even smart people into fools.

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The truth behind the rich kids 'flaunting wealth' at old money parties

Picturesque social media pages show groups of glamourous youths attending glittering events, popping champagne on Lake Como or enjoying tenn

No shortage of that nonsense.

Aspiring to higher things is perfectly laudable, but dressing up and walting is nothing more than cosplay.