What Really Makes You Look Older And Outdated (And How To Fix It Without Botox And Shopping)

❌Bright colours flatter only young women?
❌Mini skirt are not allowed after 40?
❌Fashion trends make you look redivulous?
What really make you look older than you are?
A step by step plan on how to break free from what aged you and look as fabulous as you never did before!
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[@bettinachristy6805]

Cant find anything i dont have to pay 100 dollers for 🤔

[@Cleo222]

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[@shelleyrahaman8725]

When I go to your link, you want to charge for a three day course, so it's not free😢

[@dianagoss]

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[@dianagoss]

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[@janeland9699]

What really makes you look older is stress overload, overwork and sadness

[@lmb4876]

Yellow crooked teeth & excess weight & bad haircut

[@houston5568]

As a women that just got into the 70 decade it never been about looking younger but looking put together and not frumpy but polished.

[@lynettefinnigan9540]

100%agreed.

[@virginiagrundman4012]

This huge preoccupation with looking younger is degrading. I'm 71 and hurt all over. I'm NOT wearing 4" heels anymore. I'm comfortable AND stylish in my jeans, loafers and t shirts, all ralph Lauren.

[@adriennebrown3778]

As a 67 year old woman I can attest to the fact that being Feminine & wanting to dress so that you look & feel great never goes away. Sometimes we have a Renaissance even in much later years. It's gorgeous to feel like a woman ❤

[@SilviaN1]

I love that comment 🥰

[@marshapetersburg6694]

73 here. And I love to dress like a woman. Dresses and make-up, nails done and I never go anywhere without lipstick. I enjoy being a girl 🎵🎶🎵

[@teresacarle294]

😊Beautifully expressed. We were 💫 created to love & admire beauty. The longing to feel beautiful is something to embrace. You're 💯% right about Renaissance〰️except it can come at any age or stage of life. 🧐Sometimes there are those of us who have allowed ourselves to get beaten down by life, bombarded by scathing commentary, & maybe even set low by our own wretched thinking or choices. 🔄That cycle of negativity is often reflected in appearance😔. 🤓Dressing well is NOT about vanity or showing off. As you expressed, it shows strong self-esteem & zest for life. It can be transformative. 🎉At it's purest, it reflects joy, vitality, & confidence in our femininity🎉. While all might not be to our exact taste or specifications, plz accept that there's a 🌈rainbow spectrum of style out there. It is not a case of ONE style fits all of humanity. 🚫 Cattiness😾 or Shaming. 😉Let's be women who contribute (bless) rather than contaminate (curse) someone's sense of style. Find something to sincerely compliment〰️& 🤫remain silent about the rest. 👩‍🏫Unless you are an expert stylist or dear associate being solicited for specific feedback, be humble or keep those lips locked🤐. Give others the grace & space to figure it out in their own time. When asked something specifically, give examples of how you've formed & refined your own personal style in that direction. Next, give them space to make up their own mind about the matter. Not all of us come out of the 👶womb perfectly understanding precisely what suits our body or lifestyle best. It doesn't help that we are often surrounded by harsh critics, aggressive competitors, terrible role models, & few qualified style mentors who actually wish to build others up to be the best version of themselves. As a result, many of us grow in fits & spurts along our style journey😂. We need to extend more empathy, understanding, & compassion for our sisters. T.H.I.N.K. before you speak (i.e., assess if our words will be truthful, helpful, inspiring, necessary, & kind). At the very least, employ a modicum of diplomacy. Also, as an elder👩‍🦳, be generous with your praise. You never know how deeply a sincere compliment will truly touch someone when they most need it. ✨️Blessings! 💚Bridget from Cali☘️ (using my pal's YT acct)

[@adriennebrown3778]

@@teresacarle294 Very nicely said, is that an Irish person? (Name: Bridget)... Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@user-fp5cs5rq1u]

I have learned that what others think about me is none of my business. If I’m comfortable in my look then that’s good enough for me.

[@victoriajones9872]

Am the same . If I feel good ....then am good to go . Shouldn't take much notice of what other people think.

[@drkatel]

I’ve recently gotten into upcycling and sewing clothes so I thought I’d watch some videos on this topic. I can’t believe how different the advice is from one to another. Influencers are all saying something different. After numerous videos I’m more convinced than ever that we only need to please ourselves. If person A likes haute couture, great. If person B likes sweats and hoodies, also great. Just be yourself however that looks.

[@lhmcd5538]

I’m growing old disgracefully. I wear what I want. Don’t care what people think. I have fun. Thank you for helping me find more styles.

[@absolutetruthgirl]

I'm the sweatpant queen.

[@gi.l.5043]

Ha, me too! Making my own clothes allows me fitting clothes in my own taste. Iris Apfel didn't watch videos like this, I bet. 😅🤣

[@teresacarle294]

​​​@@gi.l.5043 😊Yep. Risk brings it's own sweet rewards. Be the first to laugh at your 🚩fashion FAILS, but don't let that stop your forward momentum. 🏳Go for it! As Danny Thomas once said to his daughter Marlo: 🏇Run your own race. Be like a thoroughbred〰️wear blinkers to shield out the competition & distraction〰️& focus all your energy on crossing that finish line🏁 (aka reaching your personal goal post). 😘Fashion forward Iris Apfel was a 🎉glamour 🦸‍♀️super hero🎉 in my book. Don't have the drive or aspirations of such glorious grandeur, but her ✨️joy was infectious. Her ownership of such 💫spectacular signature style renewed my hope in myself & for the future. 🖼Be an original. 💚Bridget from Cali☘️ (using my pal's YT acct)

[@lizrigby-jones3700]

Love your attitude. Wear what I want, who is anyone to tell how you dress. Keep rockin!

[@saritestreicher6616]

Me 2 ❤

[@marciamellow1211]

I am 71..do not look 71... Have always been in the beauty business. I think that has helped me..I receive compliments every day...people are so kind to me..they stop me and say, you are so pretty..so nice! Thank you for helping people❤

[@terrijamison9154]

Wear what I like and what I think looks good on me. 😊

[@mikki3961]

Thank You! I believe we should wear what makes us sparkle and happy.

[@leem200]

I am loving your channel. I have got older and felt frumpy I cut my hair in a pixie and love it. Also, brought new makeup, and cleaned out my closet. I was buying old lady clothes. Am on a limited budget but am going to up my fashion wardrobe. I am happy you are sharing with us for I do not have extra funds for the program you offer but may save up for it and do it, but it will be a while. I 'd rather save for better made clothes. Even if it is a few pieces at a time. I will keep my old lady style for cleaning and yard work. everyday stuff. I had the best clothes when younger, I worked, and it was mostly a working wardrobe but now no longer have a job but still work. I gained a lot of weight after 60 but am losing it and will be adding a workout routine, you have inspired me, and you have such good taste. Thank you so much for all the work you put into it, it is appreciated. Especially during this time in my life. I am going to add more expensive pieces once I get my weight where it needs to be. Peace!

[@lindaoregan9599]

I do think that dressing age appropriate is the correct thing to do. I am 69 and did wear a mini skirt in winter with thick tights until I was 60 but it's not appropriate any more. You know yourself when it's not appropriate to wear something. Good video thank you x

[@rosabald5]

And what would that mean? What is age propriate? Just want to throw that question into the round and into the universe 😊

[@user-eo5mc4jx2x]

I can definitely relate! 🙂 My approach was one level lower hemline. If the shirt is a midi or maxi, I've found that keeping the profile more form- fitting (* not TIGHT) to be more flattering. ( Versus getting lost in fabric, overwhelming my body shape) I know that trend of oversized is popular, but, in my opinion is unflattering. I love that trend of long denim skirt, but had to do a midi. LOVE the Maxi - but it overwhelmed my body shape, so instead I did the skirt in thinner black stretchy denim- wow! What a difference! I " adapted the trend to my body type & stayed true to my personal style. I also combined the waffle jacket, with moto & fur- everyone can't stop saying mind blown over this jacket. (* Budget friendly TJ Max!👍) I've learned so much from these videos! I'm 63 yo, and my daughter tells me I've found my best style these days. As she said, yes, we DO still want to look & feel fabulous. 100% agree that we are worth it- especially at our age. Loving this channel & community! Have a fabulous day, darlings!

[@Tawitaw1]

You are wise and I CAN relate

[@kincsolorinczi6420]

no, features do change: skin gets thinner, more veins show through, you might become paler (iron, B12, folate deficiency), the skin loses elasticity, might become dry, so it loses it's shine, gerontoxon might develop on the eye (so it changes the color), ears and nose gets bigger, hair becomes more coarse, greyish, or yellowish white, and so on...

[@claudia5446]

So we have to commit suicide?😂

[@zulejkajaversek9161]

What is the point of this comment?

[@kincsolorinczi6420]

@@zulejkajaversek9161 she said in the video that features are constant. I also think that color analysis should be redone after a certain age because it may change. not the season, but the deepness.

[@angelawade1445]

Wow this made me feel down.

[@lifespanwellnessbeauty-60i64]

​@@angelawade1445Misery loves love, don't buy that bad news! There are fixes for each one of those changes. If one cares to continue to look fresh and beautiful, it only takes a little time and effort. As the video creator demonstrates, women can look great at any age!❤

[@fastforwardwellness]

When my hair went from brown to silver I absolutely had to change my clothing colors. I had to get rid of a lot of clothes because those colors that were good with brown are awful with silver hair.

[@user-eo5mc4jx2x]

I'm glad to see this comment. I'm a 100% silver at age 63, still coloring my hair to Auburn ( green eyes). I was thinking about going silver,,, but,,oh my!! After all these years of finally achieving my best wardrobe,, I can see that I don't/ can't/ won't start over. Whew! Glad I saw your comment,, LoL! I admire women who go silver, I've always wanted to. Even my grown daughter & my closest friends tell me not to. When I had COVID, (sick for five months) I attempted to go silver- I looked awful. It washed out my face so much. I tried more makeup, and looked even worse. I envy you that you look fabulous! You keep doing you,, and have a lovely day! 😘

[@user-eo5mc4jx2x]

PS- I checked out your channel & subbed! I can see your content is right up my alley. Again, so glad I saw your comment. Have a blessed day. 🙂

[@julieendlich9323]

I totally agree. When I went from auburn to gray I did not look good in any of the colors I had been wearing. Love being silver though....so easy!!

[@elfriedeschmidt4033]

As a woman approaching 70 this year, I so much appreciate your perspective and, of course, expertise in all things fashion and style. You are a godsend…please give us more!!

[@mynasain145]

A large part of wearing color is the tone. You are wearing a clear red which looks great on you. Some would be better suited to a red with very warm tones toward orange and others would look better in cooler red with blue tones.

[@heels4heal]

Diana, it would be a crime not to wear a mini with your legs! Thank you for the video!

[@maidakorte550]

Diana, I adore you. You are classy and adorable at the same time. Thank you for your style wisdom!

[@dianagoss]

Thank you so much! I am really touched by your kind words 😊❤️

[@judithjensen2457]

I'm 72+... I can wear absolutely everything and anything I want to wear. Love this video and im sending it far and wide.

[@cab102361]

One of the things you should of I would appreciate you to consider in your videos is this. First as I grew up in various foster homes and very poor with no female influences to help me I never learned how to dress in a flattering way. I also had a large Bust which caused some issues and made me super embarrassed at times. Once I was married and no longer in those situations, I then began having serious health problems. Here I am at 62 still no clue really unable to know how to dress stylishly. Add that to the fact that my feet are fused restricting my ability to wear any shoes except the ones that are suitable for my feet, add that to frozen shoulders and many other physical restrictions. These are things that people such as yourself might take into consideration when making some of these videos. I know I’m not alone out here. You are lovely and I’ve enjoyed watching your video. Many of your outfits towards the end are things I could wear other than the boots. But I am going to make an effort to watch more of your videos. Thank you for such a positive video.

[@dianagoss]

Thank you for sharing your story and leaving the feedback !

[@gailselkirksmith]

I am 70 now and my favourite is still a mini. I also like leggings and high boots.

[@dianagoss]

🔥🔥🔥

[@sandramaki7819]

Such a great video! Diana as a serious school teacher made me laugh out loud. So glad that you challenged all these “rules”. I am over 60;and wear mini skirts and bright colors! 🎉❤❤❤

[@olgach7711]

Глупо носить мини юбки в 60 лет. Это просто" детство в жаднице" или альцгеймер.

[@dinacharlayne1912]

The last word in this sentence kinda sounded like alzheimers. altsgeemer. He said something about wearing a mini skirt at 60.@@olgach7711

[@joannamugliston9853]

Well meaning video, but colours do change on order people. For a start eye brows get less pronounce or and grey, not to mentioned other changes to our skin that other ladies already listed. Yes, we should do what needs to be done to look good and confident, but no good kidding ourselves that nothing changes. I would say that almost everything changes with age and only through hard work we can fight passing time. I try my best and it does take work and time. Best regards to all ladies.

[@BexfromTexas]

So glad your channel showed up on my feed today!!❤ You reminded me that i can reinvent myself after cancer/ mastectomy. Im looking forward to dressing nice again! Thank you

[@rosemarywesson4580]

Thank you. I’m completely blown away by the blue checked scarf wrap. If you are lucky enough to have something similar in the wardrobe ( which I have ) this is a brilliant idea for updating without any expense. Love it, you’re a genius Diana

[@curiouscanuck]

Diana, I loved this video. I'm 74 and don't want to look like I live in a senior's retirement facility which is where I am. If I looked like you I would wear a bikini every day.

[@zaza-flower-12345]

really???? One of the most beautful comments I’ve come across lately….which is giving me that moment of “it dawned on me while sleeping”…..I’m not afraid of bikini…not afraid of colors/beautiful pieces of clothes I own….but now I really want to go through my wardrobe and wear everything without “NO Fear at all”……I wish you all the best and good health and a huge huge huge hug from Mongolia!!!!❤❤❤❤

[@dlady4]

Love the emoji!

[@magnificalux]

Love the all-black look at 9:37. The scarf wrapping look at 13:49 and the brown tweed jacket final look at 16:32. Great ways of incorporating classic styles with trends! Thanks for the valuable tips!

[@user-xb3id6pz9k]

I understand what you’re trying to say but often the so called experts rules are a basic principle guide for people who are totally unaware unconscious of their body type, age skin/hair colour and what suits them. They aren’t set in stone guidelines, but I always see people wearing inappropriate clothes which make them look more older larger etc than dressing differently. Some people do it naturally others not 💕 I’m often asked by women I don’t know my opinion on something they are trying on when I am shopping for myself and of course I’m only happy enough to help make any woman feel better about herself and be the best version of herself she can be 💕 I know my strengths and weaknesses and I work with clothes to accentuate my strengths but lots of people don’t 🙏😘💕

[@kerryp8250]

Great video. Just turned 50 and certainly don't want to give up on fashion. Very inspiring, thank you 😊

[@noreenryan7487]

Diana you are a breath oof fresh air.Both classy and youthful. Love your advice. Thank you. 😊

[@carolk2299]

You are so right! That red and white cardigan is just fabulous!

[@ChristopherJames-q6d6vp]

Hello there 🖐do you prefer long or short hair

[@mymagicword]

Wonderful video! Diana, please do a video on hosiery and tights. They’re coming back in, but since it’s been years, I’m not sure whether the guidelines have changed. Also, many younger women are wearing them for the first time and could use your wisdom! 😊

[@marycosgrove1587]

Great video Diana. Everything you said was so true about age and fashion. I'm 68 and love fashion. I too, have finally learned that it is me that I'm dressing for. Of course I want my husband to think I look fabulous but it's really about dressing in what makes me feel my best. Your channel always gives me knowledgeable information and tips. I enjoy it very much. Ty for continuous interesting content..

[@bellaheblan8479]

Good ideas! I especially like the fresh takes on how to mix colors and accessories! Thank you! 😍

[@BluePatriotWinner]

Being from Florida in the US (and over 60 with some extra weight around the middle) I never wear scarves but your tip with the blue scarf to break up the harsh black outfit is giving me 2nd thoughts. You are a very classy stylish lady and I appreciate your fashion insights!

[@michelelepage7402]

Thank you for sharing. Makes me feel more confident in what I enjoy wearing.

[@lifespanwellnessbeauty-60i64]

You look great! I love how you paired the bright red lipstick with the bright red stripes of your sweater, yet the rest of the makeup is paired down. Awesome style tips for everyone!👍❤👍

[@danielleg1504]

My bold, creative, unique colour is YELLOW! I absolutely love it and find it very uncommon/under-appreciated. Always get a ton of compliments.

[@fayesmith2406]

I’m never afraid of color & I love red. Age 68

[@hazydreamer7965]

Style, useful ideas, and such beautiful color combos. Thank you.

[@user-eo5mc4jx2x]

I can definitely relate! 🙂 My approach was one level lower hemline. If the shirt is a midi or maxi, I've found that keeping the profile more form- fitting (* not TIGHT) to be more flattering. ( Versus getting lost in fabric, overwhelming my body shape) I know that trend of oversized is popular, but, in my opinion is unflattering. I love that trend of long denim skirt, but had to do a midi. LOVE the Maxi - but it overwhelmed my body shape, so instead I did the skirt in thinner black stretchy denim- wow! What a difference! I " adapted the trend to my body type & stayed true to my personal style. I also combined the waffle jacket, with moto & fur- everyone can't stop saying mind blown over this jacket. (* Budget friendly TJ Max!👍) I've learned so much from these videos! I'm 63 yo, and my daughter tells me I've found my best style these days. As she said, yes, we DO still want to look & feel fabulous. 100% agree that we are worth it- especially at our age. Loving this channel & community! Have a fabulous day, darlings!

[@dianagoss]

Thank you for sharing!🫶🏻

[@karenpiscopo6352]

Love, love, love what you're sharing here. So true, informative, and inspiring! Every video you come out with I learn a ton! Thank you Diana!

[@dianagoss]

Thank you so much, Karen! 🫶🏻

[@1234sunflower]

Great video, my favorite one of yours so far! I enjoy that you give great examples that you're wearing yourself.

[@purpleygirl100]

A lot of great advice. When you say our hair colour, skin tone and eyes don’t change how do you then address natural changes such as going from dark brown hair to silver hair?

[@emmsue1053]

I think Diana means you will always be a either a "cool" or "warm" colouring?

[@purpleygirl100]

@@emmsue1053 that is true but the additional secondary characteristics are whether your colouring is light or deep, clear or soft and that does change particularly if going from dark to silver as I have done.

[@Victorious-hg8cc]

Thank you for debunking the boring and bland cookie cutter stereotypes for mature women.

[@nelly8592]

I really enjoyed this video! Even if some things surprised me, like the fact that you wore black thin tights with a white (or cream) short skirt and silver slingback(!) pumps or the fact that you wore this mini skirt with a short jacket! All these things were surprising to me to see on your video but not new for me because I do and love this. Well done, really good tips also when you say that there is not "age appropriate" dressing. You can always wear whatever you love, fits and suits you. Every tip really was very helpful! 👌👍🙂

[@aidahimawan6482]

Diana i trully appreciate u sharing your wisdom on fashion for us women above 40. Im glad i found your channel. This is the best fashion platform ever🌷! You have uplifted us to the highest level with your brilliant fashion sense. Keep on doing awesome videos. Sending u love from Singapore🌷🥰

[@charmontgomery6311]

😊

[@workinprogress3609]

I love a little above the knee. Can't wait until it comes back in. Never was a fan parading around with the midrift out.

[@flower-ss2jt]

When I purchase clothes my thoughts are: Does is suit me? Would I have bought this garment 5 years ago? Will I still be wearing this garment in 5 years? How ethical is the production of this garment including the manufacture of the fabric? If the answer is 'No' or 'I don't know' to any of those questions - I do not buy the garment.

[@uscitizen898]

Diana you look fabulous in any outfit. And I truly love your hair cut!

[@sylviamcneil7721]

Great video!! Love the last outfit!! Super chic!! Thank you!!

[@dyuhas62]

I agree. While I can't afford designer clothes, I know I look great in what I can afford. I am a big fan of combining one trendy item with the basics when I dress. And my opinion is, if it looks & feels great, wear it! So I'm 61 and absolutely love wearing lug-soled shoes & boots. But I don't combine them with cami-pants. :) PS: I just found this video and immediately subscribed. Love your style and instruction.

[@user-qo2zj4mx9t]

I'd love to hear your take on metal colors and how to mix them for effortlessness and elegance. Love your content.

[@laineydunlop2161]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. I really enjoy your channel. I think we all want to look good regardless of age and I agree Ms Musk looks fabulous in her signature style. Finding the right proportions, wearing colours that suit you and having accessory sets just makes getting dressed for any occasion less stressed. ❤

[@dianagoss]

I appreciate that!🫶🏻

[@claudia5446]

I admire you! Everything you said is so true! I really loved all of your outfits. Age (in my humble opinion) will become in the future a term to avoid. Today's 50's are 30's and so on. We live longer anyway! So fashion should be adjusted and look young until we die❤

[@lindsaysmith8522]

I loved your take on this, very interesting! Also I’ve never heard the myth that black and brown don’t go together 😳 I’m questioning some of my favourite outfit combinations now not going to lie lol. I have a corduroy brown mini (ish) skirt I found at a thrift store and had tailored, that I love pairing with black tights and a long sleeved black shirt. I usually pair with a black blazer or sometimes navy trench coat and Oxford shoes. I feel it looks stylish 🤷🏻‍♀️ so I guess that’s what matters most is that I feel good in it! I’m 31 in December and feel you can pull almost anything off if you have the confidence

[@doricetimko5403]

Some of the classiest coordinates I’ve seen are a deep warm brown and black; especially in herringbone❤

[@christinegallagher2894]

Diana you are truly amazing and so stylish and classy love your videos i feel so much better since seeing them especially as you've explained its ok for older women to wear mini skirts ive got great ideas from watching you but outfits together please keep your videos coming Kind regards Christine Gallagher

[@Suuusan28]

I am 58, 165 cm and DD cups. Difficult. But because I couldn't wear it in my youth I do it now and it makes me totally happy. Biker's boots, washed up skinny jeans and (faux) leather jacket.

[@Kristiehornbuckle]

I love red, adidas and Patton leather purses! Added it all to my fall wardrobe. Black and Brown look great and so does navy and black. At 56, I have desire for big designer things like bags and shoes. Yes I have them but not really worth it. I love buying new clothes every season.

[@LetThoseOatsRoll]

Love your style ❤ Those silver shoes are fab. Thank you for not having the long hair everyone is obsessed with these days. Tres chic!

[@sarahofer4368]

Love your channel and your style tips.

[@kristinav7175]

Red, my favorite!!! Love this video!

[@rosabald5]

Great video. Very inspiring! Thank you so much.

[@birthinfluenceembrace]

Love this! Great ideas and way to go with support of more accessible brands 😊 some are so 'anti fast fashion' over here in youtube 😂

[@catherinegardner8407]

Many thanks for wonderful videos. A lot of us work or volunteer and don't have a handbag with us through that period. Our outfits need to stand on their own without that accessory (handbag). Many thanks.

[@denisedorsey2889]

Great point. I’m a teacher and my handbag definitely isn’t with me as I go through my day. I have stepped up my accessory game by wearing a bracelet style watch. Can’t even wear necklaces well because of the ID lanyard! 😂

[@dcoleman4444]

I live in a hot climate. Even a line blazer is too hot when it's over 90°. I'd live to see some style tips for hot climates

[@lucybraun8969]

No mini skirts after 40? B.S. Just because most women over 40 don't stay in shape doesn't mean I don't. I work hard to keep my legs toned, and I rock a mini so well that I get compliments galore!

[@lornam3637]

Goodness yes! My neighbour is in her late seventies and wears shorts a lot. She looks so good - smart, slender and healthy! She always makes heads turn because she absolutely glows with fitness and class. I'm fifty-one and just seeing how great she looks inspires me to workout and stay looking at my best for my entire life - fingers crossed 🤞

[@lucybraun8969]

@@lornam3637 At my age, the key is wearing tights with my minis, rather than going bare-legged.

[@nicoleboothe8586]

I agree with most of this. One point I would make is that our hair color changes. For me personally this changed my makeup colors. So many browns look very orange. For most of my life I wore red lipstick but now I feel like it looks very hard now.

[@citrange077]

Fantastic video! Glad I saw this.

[@PamLeonard-xm8vr]

Great looks! Thank you!

[@jackieward3971]

I really enjoyed your video, looking forward to seeing your next video , thank you so much

[@HelenVaughn-un6de]

Love your hair!!

[@dianevoysey9665]

You totally rocked the mini skirt! ❤

[@kathryn2334]

Such a great video! Thank you!

[@minda.fraser]

You are so lovely and I really enjoyed this video. You have so many great suggestions. Thank you!

[@dianagoss]

Thank you so much!

[@naslyustariz9740]

Not Just useful, bur very inspiring! Thank you ❤

[@dianagoss]

So glad to hear that! 😇

[@pageremick5504]

Excellent points! Thanks!!

[@dianagoss]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jeannette7243]

Thank you, this really helps!

[@claireclamp1920]

Thank you Diana, I gained some good tips from you. Love the stripes, will be looking for a striped top ASAP. Your mix n match is great and I think you look great in brights! 17:42

[@vickicobb4871]

I love your hair!

[@glgardener4972]

Great ideas and great outfits. For point of reference, how tall are you? Loved the blue checked scarf and will do with some of mine.

[@andylowell7405]

I always find I try to dress in a casual but classy style. What makes a plain outfit is a cool jacket or scarf.

[@claudiadohner4652]

Love you impersonating the headteacher, even the hair looks a bit matronly. You really know how to style oneself as needed/wanted!

[@janelifrak426]

Great great ideas. Thanks

[@epbluestar3732]

I learn so much from your videos. As a woman over 50 at a size six but with a 32f bust-line I find sweaters to be a huge challenge and as we get older the “girls” seem to be more and more prominent. I would love your take on this problem. Thanks so much.

[@user-eo5mc4jx2x]

I can relate! I'm 63yo, I have discovered bras that minimize the breast area make all my outfits look better. Even better: control top camis! I hope this helps. Keep doing you& looking fabulous! 👆🤩

[@launareynolds427]

Love all your styles

[@carolsun916]

Great advice!

[@cyndymoore147]

Love this video and being introduced to Goelia. How do you find their sizing? I’m surprised you’re wearing a large seeing how small you are. I’m normally a size 6 top and bottom…recommended size ?

[@QLTDEB2011]

I love this video and am going to watch it again! I have a question about leggings. What are the best shoes or boots to wear with them? I live in a mild climate. Thank you!

[@gailcarey3597]

Diana, I lost my fashion sense when my height drastically changed. It’s said that women can lose up to four inches of height. Could you help those of us facing height changes?

[@maryanncaridad1382]

Thank you so much for teaching us how to wear fashion specially in age 😁 I am now 51 unmarried person and my body is petite and still can wear like teen ager 😂

[@19CQ]

Thank you this video was great!

[@dianagoss]

Glad you liked it!

[@cathyshaw1690]

Love, love, love your attitude about aging, having fun with style and remaining sexy!😘

[@celiathirlwall3329]

Hi Diana! Great video! I love all the looks you presented! Question: does the red in your sweater you're wearing have a blue or yellow undertone? Thank you!! Keep up the great work!!

[@dianagoss]

Yes it does😀! Thank you for your feedback !

[@user-qf8rt9pb9t]

Все луки хороши. Диана, белый пуховик, черные легинсы и жокейские сапоги - просто класс.

[@glorialong6728]

At 65+, I decided to utilize "athleisure" styles to enhance an active lifestyle. These styles move with me and are very comfortable. My goal is to be zipper-free! These styles include tights, fitted polo shirts and fitted popovers (like a lightweight sweatshirt), skorts, fitted cotton tee or sheer linen boxy tees and lots of gorgeous color and patterns. It's fun and exciting! Bright white is my neutral. I don't ever wear black! And the athelectic shoe styles fit in fine.

[@00keziah]

I too have an age issue. I am a natural strawberry blonde. By 67 I had gone to white hair at first now a few streaks of red are coming through the white. It is very disconcerting to look in the mirror and my hair is shoulder length and white with gold red streaks. I’m still wearing spring colors but without my longer red hair my crown is gone. My hair will grow.

[@mariannematt9391]

Das sieht alles super bei dir aus👍Jedoch mit „Bauch“ werden diese Outfits schwierig!

[@dianagoss]

I have a special video dedicated to this issue;) please have a look

[@ingridoverman3621]

Diana what is the name of the black purse and where you can buy. Thanks.👍 Great video like always.