9 Trends to AVOID in 2024 over 40+

[@marieoliphant8305]

Wait until you’re over 60! I’m actually in best shape I’ve been in many years. I started walking a year ago, literally an hour everyday. I walk on treadmill and push myself. It’s toned up (surprisingly) even my arms. I’m up for baring it all. Women my age (who’ve had 5 kids) can still look fabulous into our 60s! If you work for it, anything is possible even in later life! Just because we’re older and have had children (5 in my case) and had hormone issues doesnt mean it’s impossible to be very fit. How bad do you want it, is the question.

[@llkoolbean4935]

Well said!

[@Rositasparks]

This is a great comment 🙌🏼

[@gatransplant1]

I say wear what you want and feel comfortable in at any AGE!

[@ceasarsaran8573]

oh definitely. I have seen some really youthful and pretty ladies in their 60s.

[@vivalafrance9547]

Me too(65)

[@janicelafreniere-sabo4034]

I always enjoy your honest take on fashion! I am 74 years young and I must admit I have to curtail myself from wearing a much younger look. I’m young at heart, I’ve always thought younger, felt younger and I look younger, so I can get away with some of the trends, most of the time. I do REALLY enjoy the wider legged pants, especially linen for summer. They are so much more comfortable and I find myself gravitating towards them. I just bought a pair of lime/yellow green semi baggy linen pants and I wear them everywhere, paired with a denim shirt. I’m just wondering when will I start dressing my age, whatever that is🤷‍♀️. I can’t ever see myself in what a lot of my friends that are 10/20 years younger are wearing. They look like grandma clothes to me. Thank you for your interest in fashion, that we all get to benefit from!

[@fiddlersthree8463]

77 years young here. I totally get what you are saying!! I will not dress like a granny -- ever -- even if I live to be 100!!!

[@jenn8179]

Those pants sound AMAZING! ❤

[@Clovergirl7934]

I am also 74 and am right there with you! Nobody guesses my age and I just won’t dress like an old lady! But…..I am always discretionary when it comes to style and trends.

[@delilah1479]

I agree with you. I am not far behind you. Also, at 5ft 2in, I do not like oversized clothes. I do not like some of "grandma" style clothes shown in some department stores.

[@maxinebaskerville6020]

Totally agree. At almost 70 I love fashion and always will. I do "try" to be discerning and don't dress "too" young.

[@duchess_of_petty9323]

I will NEVER stop wearing sandals. That’s insane in the summer. I could not possibly care what 18 year old are wearing

[@susanh1447]

Gen Z is worried about people with a foot fetish seeing their feet. Oh brother!

[@jillkramer4693]

I disagree with the long vest, it looks amazing on you! 😍

[@lorianderson1179]

I'll always wear sandals. I could care less what 20 year olds are wearing. I'm 63 and look younger. I'll wear what I want. I'm with you Anna!

[@krcal3020]

That’s hysterical about the « no sandals »! I had not heard that. If you live in a hot climate, not wearing sandals is not very comfortable. I also totally agree about the ripped clothing. I think they look ridiculous.

[@ceasarsaran8573]

Hi. Gen Z, wearing sandals.

[@tedilearnstoluxe8679]

True, in tropical countries sandals are the staple foot wear and flip flops

[@nicolebeck1269]

My daughter only wears tennis shoes and Uggs in winter , lol. She’s 19. She not only does sambas. I try to get her different styles. She’s not having it so it saves $. Not me though! I love shoes… I’m wearing what I want. I wear sneakers/ tennis shoes when I’m too lazy to mess with a pedicure. 😊

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I agree with all of these. As for what other people think, teens or whomever, I’m with you: I don’t care! I dress to please myself, only.

[@ANNAREID29]

Yes! ❤️❤️❤️

[@ceasarsaran8573]

Teenagers are supposed to be guided, not doing the guiding.

[@chrisihouck8393]

Agree..AND YES TO SANDALS!

[@ANNAREID29]

🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️❤️

[@greenofhearts]

Your new hairstyle and color is very flattering on you! Please always enjoy wearing your cute sandals as will I. To each his own.

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Piddeaux]

5'1" here. No baggy! No over long tops! No weird jewelry! No bra tops! Sandals! Yes! Yes! Yes!

[@mollieanne]

I know, I am 5'2" and no baggy, and long tops for me either lol And big chunky jewelry weighs me down ha ha

[@brendasparks6234]

I’m 65 I love the fact I’m older,do I dress anyway I want to yes yes .I do I like wearing a baggy top or a baggy pair jeans but then something tighter to show my shape. they have a weird idea for not showing your toes. Where would you be without your toes. not walking very well. Ha ha ha let those little piggies breathe, born and raised in Florida barefoot is how we like to go. ❤❤❤

[@kathystclair9485]

Same here. 5'1 also.

[@fiddlersthree8463]

@@brendasparks6234 Great way to dress -- the way you want!!!

[@ANNAREID29]

❤️❤️❤️🙌🙌🙌

[@lindacurtis7267]

I don’t usually agree with the what not wear over 40 stuff, but I think you hit the nail on the head with these.

[@kathystclair9485]

@@lindacurtis7267 I am also like that. Most videos I see titled do not wear this or that I do not watch. But she gives you suggestions without making you feel like you have to wear or ditch something. That's why I will watch her content. I'm 67 and goodness sakes if I don't know what to wear by know I never will. I know what I feel good in and don't.

[@lindacurtis7267]

@@kathystclair9485 I’m also 67, with age comes style wisdom!

[@christycarter1571]

53 year old, Gen X mom here…..my 22 year old Gen Z trendy, instagram model daughter borrows my sandals all the time!! So, the not showing your toes Gen Z trend is definitely an isolated trend….not a trend in Gulf Coast Texas! Wear what you want…..comfort is key!!

[@ceasarsaran8573]

I know for a fact plenty of kids wear sandals. Im sure some girls get obsessed and insecure with their feet.

[@estelarubin764]

I love love sandals. That's the best part of Summer lol. I agree with not wearing those trends

[@ANNAREID29]

❤️❤️❤️

[@wendyg.97]

Anna, thank you so very much for all your time and hard work you put into your content!! You've created one of the most engaging and informative fashion channels around. With a generous dose of reality and humor. 😄 Much appreciated!

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you so much, Wendy! ❤️❤️❤️

[@emilyherr6011]

My daughter is 19 and I asked her about the no sandals trend. She's never heard of that. The baggy clothes trend doesn't look good on the younger generation either, it just looks sloppy and baggy, no matter how skinny or how cool they are.

[@jennandcompany]

Your “no” vest is very elegant looking to me. With wide leg pants and big sunnies, you’d look very sophisticated and European (IMHO). The “yes” vest is way more you and looks great, too. Thanks for another great video!

[@paulatmuniz]

I think she felt odd because she has a big chest. I have as well and tops that are like the first one makes you look kind of shaped like a box. 🥲

[@s.a.4358]

⁠@@paulatmunizI agree with you. I don’t think it’s an over 40-thing, rather that different necklines work for different people.

[@jennandcompany]

@@paulatmuniz That makes really good sense! 🥰 Thank you. As a big busted person myself, I can understand what you’re saying. It would make me feel like the ‘girls’ are all you can see. I appreciate your kind response. I feel like the boxy shape and tent shape are my biggest enemies.

[@jennandcompany]

@@s.a.4358 I agree. And also, if a person doesn’t feel like themselves in an outfit or part of an outfit, it will come across as ‘something’s off’ when they wear it. I’m glad Anna shares what she learns and includes the ‘why’ behind it. 😘

[@Lindaastewart7015]

I like the vests you like!

[@TheRustyTrike]

My 15 year old daughter only wears hi top converse and will never show “the dogs”. 😂😂 I get hot flashes. I’m gonna show the toes.

[@petratuccino717]

Lol same esp. In nc

[@leghornlife]

My 15 yr old daughter as well!

[@ANNAREID29]

lol same! If I were 15 maybe I’d feel different but I’m not 😀❤️

[@ceasarsaran8573]

Thats not a trend though more like neurosis.

[@catz4m8z]

Over 50 here and usually live in converse hi tops (currently wearing birkies....with socks!). Ive never liked to get my feet out, Ive literally gone through years of being horribly unfashionable to now being on trend again!!LOL

[@lindal.8917]

I have matured to the point of having learned to avoid extremes. When I look back at pics from 20+ years ago at what I wore then, I cringe. Classic style with a dash of current trends is my style now. Also, I show my toes, they aren't beauties, and I don't care. 😂

[@juliemuniz8487]

“Shredded by a tiger on the street “😂😂😂 I love your sandals.

[@s.s.8029]

This is my first time watching one of your videos. I will be 44 this fall and I am the happiest that I have ever been. After being a people pleaser for most of my life, I don't really care what others think of me anymore. I am embracing my graying hair (I get many compliments on it) and other aspects of aging. I typically adhere to most of your "rules." When I was student teaching this past fall, my former youth leader from many years ago was an aide. She is at least 60 years old and showed up in ripped jeans for a dress down day! I don't even know if ripped jeans were appropriate for staff, but I was just shocked! Ripped clothes just aren't a good look in general, in my opinion.

[@TheMary0831]

So agree: No bra w/a jacket, no baggy clownwear, no shredwear, we're in such agreement. And the Amazon loungewear? I BOUGHT IT and I absolutely love it! That was a great call. I absolutely love both pieces. I am confused about people who won't show toes. Very strange esp. in Florida.

[@SaraSmile-11]

I’ve got teen kids, I know the “hide your dogs” (no bare feet in sandals) trend. I think it’s goofy and I’m pretty sure it’ll pass. But even if it doesn’t, I’ll keep rocking my sandals with my pretty painted toenails. I’m right there with you, Anna!

[@ceasarsaran8573]

Kids do stupid things lall the time. Like not wanting to wear coats in winter, or not wanting to take bag tputting everything in pockets, they are kids, and simply not very smart. Thats OK they will learn. I cant imagine any adult from the age 20 older paying that kind of thing any attention at all,

[@jantruszkowski5064]

I’m Team Sandals! You’re very entertaining.

[@lynnmyrick4045]

Yes….let’s not have our clothes “shredded by the tiger down the street”! 😂😂😂😂 Actually laughed out loud for that one!

[@Rif-hq9ki]

2 videos back to back yahooo! Love your videos! Thanks for keeping us looking good Anna!

[@MindiB]

There is a difference between not wearing something because it doesn’t feel appropriate or flattering to the wearer, and not wearing something because somebody else says, “If you are over X, don’t ever wear this”-especially if the somebody else is a stranger to you. The first respects personal choice, the second is entirely predicated on what other people (might) think. I can’t endorse the latter; life is too short. If you see someone else wearing something you think is “too young for them,” mind your own business.

[@Kelly-pp1et]

Thank you for being free. Women are so dumb nowadays. Giving away their own sense of self .

[@garmtpug]

Yes, some items of clothing are for young people. Older people wearing certain things just look foolish or are trying way too hard. Since you are obviously upset by others telling you what is too young for you, why did you even bother to click on this video?

[@ANNAREID29]

Omg… I 100,000% agree with this! I literally think to myself, if someone doesn’t like how another person looks they need to mind their own business 🤣🤣

[@m.b.ortega544]

I live in the desert, so wearing (leather( sandals is a must. It keeps my feet cool. I will always wear sandals for that reason.

[@shalayne9054]

I'm with you about the ripped look.

[@justicealts4230]

I didn’t mind the white vest top on you, but then you put the regular vest neck versions next to it and yes, they look so much more flattering!

[@marticooper4468]

I LOVE the long line vests. I have both the traditional, short V neck ones & the high neck, long line ones & always think the long ones (whether high neck or not… they also come w V necks) always look much more stylish & chic. Love them❤️❤️❤️

[@martal662]

As soon as it gets warm outside I wear sandals or slides I want my feet to get some air 😊

[@ANNAREID29]

Yep same!

[@BornToRun.]

You do look good in everything! I agree with you 💯 except that vest was soooo cute on you! Love that Amazon outfit with the sandals.

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@adventureswiththerobin]

Gurllll! I’m with you about the sandals thing (and many other things you said). I also live in south Florida and am a 51 y/o fashion designer and I’m all about the sandals for our weather, age and lifestyle. I find what a lot of these Gen Z trends are pushing are so ridiculous. Eyeshadow is out? Yeah right! They’ll be rocking full eyeshadow looks in a couple of years (or months most likely 😂). Keep up the good work. Just found you recently and enjoying your content.

[@mitzir3873]

I agree with you 💯 on every thing you just mentioned. I'm over 60.

[@loril4064]

Gen X from TN. It's hot and humid here almost 3/4 of the year. Sandals are a must!

[@Sevillana]

Anna. I wanted to tell you I have been following you now for a few years and I couldn't agree more with you and your style. I love all your videos. Thank you 😊

[@ANNAREID29]

Thank you! Thank you for sticking with me! ❤️❤️❤️

[@marymarrocco7858]

Wear what makes YOU happy😊

[@phyllisgonzalez7254]

I’m definitely over 40 and have no problem with my toes. I get a manicure and a pedicure every two weeks. as for sambas, there are a thing right now and they look cool the way they’re styled, but a sandal is a totally different shoe. Personally, I like a variety of shoes. Not stuck on one style.

[@c.nicole.n]

I’m very blessed to have just turned 50 this month. I have joy, health, love from my family, and great fashion sense. My style: modest, elegant, classy, fun! Thanks Anna, this was a great video. 😊

[@mimzyc9949]

Someone said if you wore it the first time the trend came around you might want to reconsider wearing it the second time around. I don’t necessarily agree with that if you can still get away with it. But you also don’t want to look like you’re trying too hard. I really like your style and take on trends and by all means rock the sandals.

[@denisedorsey2889]

I’ve heard that as well. The thing is now trends come and go so rapidly that the chances are great that you’ll see a trend repeat more than once! I wore high waisted pants in high school and am enjoying wearing my high rise jeans now, 50 years later. But I’m not embracing the return of the halter top for my body today.

[@ANNAREID29]

I’ve heard that too! Not sure I agree on all accounts but there are some trends I’m happy I wore at 20, won’t be wearing at 40+ 🤣

[@paulab.4848]

Stopped the video to say I don’t want to look like I got shredded by a tiger either! 😂😂😂

[@maryjaneboxer2600]

Im 20 years older than you - I find many of your videos relevant and inspiring to watch. The beauty of loving fashion, and maturity, is that trends hold no force over you. You may try something new but have the good sense to know whether it flatters you or not, and if you want to make it part of your personal style. As to the “no toes” thing - I don’t even begin to understand that. And from the number of people wearing flip flops here in CA - hard to see that as a trend. But cheers to those holding their own style motto. 😁

[@nancykapprel4103]

You are fabulous. As you always remind us wear what works for you. You offer super advice for us to use or not. You do you

[@minorityfringe387]

I'm 59. I do own and wear sandals and nicer flip flops on occasion but I actually prefer to wear a slip on flat canvas espadrille or a small sneaker in the summer. If I am at the beach, hanging out in the back yard, or going to a BBQ of course I am wearing sandals or flip flops. In the city though, I mostly wear flat canvas slip on espadrilles with my shorts and summer outfits. I feel like I have to have the right outfit to wear a sandal and I am very fussy about the type of sandal I will wear. It's not because I have bad feet. I have actually been told I have very nice feet and I really do like my feet. A lot of times I just think a flat espadrille or sneaker type shoe looks better (on me anyways). Never wore the ripped jeans. It always felt to me like trying too hard to be cool. It was very frustrating a few years back when ALL the jeans were distressed and I could not buy a new pair of jeans. Sooo happy that trend is finally dying.

[@hillamolinaro5296]

I agree with you 100%.

[@ReadingQueen-is4uu]

I like the short vest on you, too. You definitely know your own style and aren't falling for the trend!

[@sherrihowe5631]

Id much rather look stylish and sophisticated than like I was trying to be young again- that not makes an older person look silly and desperate. Thumbs up to you for knowing when to make the switch! ❤❤❤

[@jillya8289]

Thank you for this - I live in Texas, and it's too hot to NOT show your toes!!

[@BottleRedhead20]

GenX auntie here. I wear sandals all of the time. I also wear sneakers as of late more than I have since the 80’s. I was with my GenZ nieces last night…both had on sandals. I like trends but I always just wear what I want. I was buying wide legs pants at Goodwill for years before they were trending. And now here we are. Wear what makes you happy.

[@dorismailloux4666]

You are spot on with this presentation. Allowing each other to lean into our own style & what flatters ‘us’ takes away the authority of the silly runway gurus.

[@lauraduran103]

Sandals all summer ☀️ 👡 🩴

[@dianevioletta1408]

I had to laugh when you spoke of that women ragging on you for wearing sandals! I have two daughters, 18 and 21, and no, they don’t wear sandals but I am not trying to dress like them!! I do dress fashionably but don’t want to look like a fashion victim who is trying to pass as a 20 something. Btw I have a vast sneaker collection. Just not typically wearing them in 90 degree heat.

[@lisajenkins9011]

I really enjoy your concept of fashion wear.. Just remember as you grow older our body is changing so certain clothing isn't appeasing on you.. I totally agree.. Great video 😊😇

[@roniisablake]

With hot flashes, I am all about sandals and flip flops!

[@DonnaScharff]

Hi Anna, A v-neck design is universally flattering where as crew necks take away from showing a little chest skin. I no longer buy crew necks for this reason and always choose a scoop or v-neck instead. Both are so much more flattering on women. The baggy look can definitely overpower your silhouette and can come off as almost frumpy. To avoid this look, always pair a baggy item with a slender item instead. For example the baggy wide leg jeans should be warn with a fitted top to get the most of that outfit. Ripped clothes have no place in a sophisticated women's closet! I agree with you, dressing for your lifestyle is a must! Wow Gen Z doesn't want to show their toes, who knew??? LOL Yeah, you'll have to pry my sandals from my cold dead feet! LOL Another great video, thanks Anna!

[@Leo-mr1qz]

I'm a Gen X-er from California. Hell yeah, I wear sandles. It's hot here 75% of the year!!

[@teresaosborne8483]

Great points-I am 64 and totally agree. I never want to leave the house not looking cute but not like a teen😂 so glad to see the Little House on the Prairee style start to fade! (Even Laura Ashley in the 80s was fitted). My beautiful fit (single) 30sdaughter was into it and looked like she was wearing a granny gown from the 1800s. Let's hope that one is done ! Love your content🥰

[@mariamay925]

I love your hair. Very flattering color!

[@paigegreen571]

Too funny! I was just talking to my 13 yo about how she'll wear sandals in the summer (in Texas) like a normal person, but to wear her Birk-look-alikes to school she'll have to wear socks! Yuck! She said no one shows their "dogs" at school. I think sandals and socks look crazy stupid, so I'll just keep my "dogs" showing everywhere, thanks!

[@michelle75504]

🤣

[@nikkiwitt9475]

Love your darker hair-so flattering!

[@stephro74]

Yeah I had to have my niece rewind what she was saying and explain to me about the "dogs are out" thing. It's giving Back to the Future 2 vibes, when they're all wearing their clothes inside out. They'll have to pry my sandals off my feet when it finally gets cooler in December. Agreed on all of these, Anna!

[@Jo-pp7yj]

You look fabulous in that color combo. It enhances how pretty and soft looking you are. I agree with you on these trends. Showing no toes, how odd. But, to each her own.

[@AlwaysHapp1989]

I am 60 and believe for the most part I can wear a lot the “trends” (if I like them) but I will make sure they are presented in a much more classy way. I do have some bustiers, but I wear the ones that meet the top of a long skirt or pants same with “tube” tops. I like to balance with not too much skin-I think it is much sexier (don’t give it away girls😂). I also make sure the fabrics r nice. I sometimes wear a shirt or jacket. I think as we get older, how we feel is most important. My mother 81 and one of her friends have always been wild colors and prints, they enjoy them (I’m more boring and classic😂) but I love that they do them! I think the best thing is to learn what is in and then make it your own, that’s what is great about fashion❤. I love how you express to people to do what works for them individually. By the way-you look great in pink ❤❤ and I thought you looked fabulous in the high neck vest😘.

[@magpie1206]

I agree the high neck vest looks to matronly and looks like your an uptight person.. lol.. the other one looks more chic, cool and casual

[@LaurieIndelicato]

Sandals forever especially living in a hot climate for more months of the year and no snow. It’s just a must….. Great video

[@emilybaxter]

yeah, it's like we know better now. And somehow to me the new trends feel like they are out of fashion still from when they were out of the fashion the first time. 20 years ago.

[@Bella-tj4ti]

I think the term is not about "what is appropriate for your age, " but what is sophisticated.

[@katherinebaer6798]

Agree with all your points, Anna! I Absolutely hate the all baggy clothes trend. NO ONE looks good in that; young or old! And what’s up with the no sandals look? Weird.

[@BrandiKat]

In Texas. It’s 100 degrees. Showing our toes!!

[@michelle75504]

Same here in Florida. I'll wear my sambas this fall and winter, way too hot now!

[@ChelWagz]

Great video, Anna! I'm a new subscriber and I like to put your videos on in the background while I'm cooking or folding laundry. You've got such friendly and fun vibe. Also, love your hair in this video. Gorgeous!

[@ANNAREID29]

Aw I love that I’m a part of your day! ❤️❤️

[@tdsollog]

Yes! Develop your own style!🎉

[@ΚυριακήΓεωργίαΒολιώτη]

hello! I' m almost 49 years old and live in Greece. ( so you can imagine the temperatures during summer ) There was this stupid "trend" as we say it now during 90s that we didn't wear no sandals at all. You couldn't even find them easily on shops. I can't believe that this trend came back. Sandal are sexy, beautiful and the best option forr the summer !!!. I ' m watching quite often your chanel , great style

[@krissyrose14]

I think a lot of these styles that you mention are for a totally different style essence combination than what you have. You mentioned about liking to wear sophisticated clothing and more structured outfits which totally fits classic essence, which you have a lot of. :) I have noticed that more ingenue styled clothing that has been trendy doesn't work on my face and body type, in addition to advancing into my late 30s. I have a lot of classic essence like you do, and more timeless styles work better on me. :)

[@manet9859]

Anna, the high neck vest looks gorgeous on you. I think it’s better than the v-necks that you prefer. I work in this industry long enough to give you this advice. I remodel and style people in one of the prestigious suburbs in Melbourne , Australia. Please wear that white high neck vest 👍👍

[@SBone-td6ey]

The problem with those high neck vests that cut away at the bottom is that it makes one look like her belly is poking through the garment, while the front panels splay out to the side highlighting the hips. I knew when I first saw this style that it was a hard no for me.

[@fiddlersthree8463]

Agree!! And for us shorter folks, the v-neck is elongating so much preferable to the high neck.

[@ANNAREID29]

It’s a tough style to pull off for sure! ❤️❤️

[@veronicacarmody115]

I’m not sure about the not showing the toes thing. My granddaughters are 22 and 15 and they both wear sandals. I’m in Colorado, maybe it’s a regional thing? I also think the baggie on baggie look adds weight to women. I for one, am not willing to add pounds to my frame needlessly. I think the high-neck vests would look great on tall, thin women who are not busty. Not for me, because I’m short and busty. I avoid crew necks, mock necks, and turtlenecks.

[@christianeraphael1270]

Very nice video, thank you 💐 I am surprised every time to find things you talk about of which I think „yes, of course, now that you mention it Anna“ 😃. Puts a smile on my face. Love your kind of humor, too! Anyway, ripped clothes?! Nono, why should I even pay money for purposely damaged, ripped clothes? Even worse, when I think of dirty looking, disgusting looking sneakers which cost a small fortune. 😱 Looking much forward to every new content you post, kindest greetings from the German North Sea coast.

[@mariegater6377]

Good content on this topic. I totally agree with you Anna. I dont mind baggy for comfort lounging in the house. Ripped jeans at the knee only & 100% agree on the button down waistcoat. The high neck waiscoat gives me the much older principle at school look lol. Its just the high neckline giving a prim & proper look 😂 xx

[@MonahScents]

I didn't even know showing your toes was out 😂 I never really wear sandals just bc I want to protect my feet and I rarely give myself a pedicure. The skin on the feet is much thinner and prone to ageing faster from the sun. I also have planter faciatus so I wear these bands around my feet. I think everything you said is spot on. I want to look classy and show off my body shape. Not show off lots of skin or anything.

[@jocelynrose3071]

Im not quite to 40 yet, but I follow your advice just about to a T! You're the best, Anna. Appreciate you! ❤

[@doriscistrelli9560]

High neck vest nope, corset tops not without a jacket definitely, no baggy clothes. Emoji jewelry maybe for a 10 year old. Ripped jeans has to be very little rips and no ripped sweaters. Love sandals.

[@susanh1447]

At 65 I realized my granddaughter was borrowing my clothes and I began to think I was doing something wrong. I decided with the new “quiet luxury” trend I could just trade my tee shirts for neutral cashmere and linen tees. I work from home so I also bought some high end, neutral sweatpants with matching tops. I’m still wearing ripped jeans, but my family says as long as I’m working out and in a size 5 no one should care what I wear.

[@annalindsey8461]

Good stuff. Totally relate

[@debbien4729]

Love your pink blazer!

[@mimishiroma2410]

I think you look great in that white high neck vest! In fact, I like it better than the ‘traditional’ vest!

[@ivettaabramyan1079]

you continue to rock those sandals girl!

[@Kkazzo4124]

Great Video. I can definitely agree with most of your liking. I’m the same way. Thank you! 🫶💜💛

[@ANNAREID29]

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[@Mbennett007]

A strapless top yes but corset no, unless you’re Madonna. However, I did find a corset, peplum, button down shirt at WhiteHouse BlackMarket, this past Christmas. It has the trend, but it has clean lines and a neutral color. My GenZ daughter wears all kinds of shoes including sandals. I have flip-flops and sandals, but I will admit to being self conscious only because I haven’t gotten a pedicure. 🙄😉 Long tops…..depends on the cut and how they are worn. High neck tanks I like better than a regular tank because of the cut at the shoulder. When they are cut an angle they flatter my upper arms better. (Mine are big). While I don’t wear torn jeans, for some crazy reason I think they make older women younger, but the tears must be small and few in number. Adidas Sambas were popular in the 90’s with skateboard culture. While cute they have lousy arch support and since I suffer from plantar fasciitis they are a no go for me. Back in May I turned the double nickel (55) and I see the fashion trends are changing even faster with social media than before so you may as well keep one or two trendy items tucked away because they will come back faster than they did prior to the internet. Anyway thank you for your videos they are entertaining and I look forward to seeing them every Sunday afternoon.😊 P.S. Size and state of mind also play in this as well.

[@Kelly-pp1et]

Trend to avoid if you are X age: listening to other people about what you should wear

[@milamila5621]

Why did you watch the video then? The title was very obvious. And plus she NOT ONCE said "you shouldn't wear it" all she said is "I wouldn't/ don't wear it". She actually always says in her videos "I'm not telling you not to wear it, it's just I don't do it"

[@Kelly-pp1et]

@@milamila5621 I didn’t

[@garmtpug]

@@Kelly-pp1et Then why are you commenting about something you didn't even watch? Just trolling?

[@Kelly-pp1et]

@@garmtpug I can comment on anything I want

[@garmtpug]

@@Kelly-pp1et You sure can, but you are still a pain in the butt troll!

[@jubilee2544]

We’re the same age. I hear you lol. A lot of these new trends are from when we were kids and teens. So I feel silly wearing them! I do enjoy the 90s jeans and I’m glad they’re back because I find them more flattering than skinny jeans.

[@sus3ns]

The lipstick you're wearing in this video is awesome!

[@DebDebbiesWorld]

I pay a lot for my pedicures. In the spring and summer... I am showing my toes! I also love my sambas. But wear them more in the fall and winter. lol I dont care what gen z does. lol

[@cherylconway2788]

Let your hair grow! You look beautiful!

[@marciesovick5171]

Ummmmm my teenager is the same, but I am her mum not her friend. I dress my age and for my body type and definitely wear sandals!! That was a crazy response to your post😂 Love your videos!!

[@ChanelthePomston]

That is so interesting. I'm team sandles 💯, I work in an office with 20 women & I'm the one people look to to see for fashion advice. I'm 43 so I have rules what to wear/what not to wear. In fact the ladies always ask/compliment, "Are you going out after?" "You always look well put together". I just wear what I feel really. Majority of the women my age wear sandals, but we have one Gen Z who I've NEVER seen in sandals, always in sneakers. I thought that was odd.

[@Renaesbeautifuldaze]

Lol.. shredded, if some animal or person had shredded you. You just crack me up. I feel like NO to some of these trends are a must at 53 😉

[@bellathereader1328]

I am very close to my daughter in laws. I have to laugh that they are wearing the very look that was in during my high school/college days. I should have just kept my stuff and I could have given it to them💖

[@petergeorge4415]

Ms Anna, Your video is a gem! I thank you for a lovely " ending "; word of the wise from a person who I admire a lot: you. If I may answer your question about...corset; well, do I come from Mars or Elizabethan era but...the word for me says it all: " corset" ; it is an undergarment and as such, I would not, could not...wear it as a top. Elegance is also, respect. Wearing something so (private?) personal at large does not make sense to me. (if I do...make sense??? 🤣 but it is me. I follow your lovely advice about...balance. If I wear something " larger " for the bottom, I balance the look and comfort with something tighter on top. I feel grateful about this advice of yours so...bag? baggy? I agree with you; not...so....much of a good choice for us. 😉 Again! Thank you for your video Ms Anna! You are inspiring!! (AGAIN!!!😃) helene 💕

[@judydening8128]

Great video! I'm 62 and say absolutely YES to sandals

[@mjeanetteb]

Same age!! When do you turn 43?