What Not To Wear Over 60 in 2024

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[@bonniebenz8792]

Regardless of “what’s in or out” a good rule is slim leg pants with loose top and or blazer, wide leg pants with fitted top. That rule is timeless.

[@es4666]

That’s moe about visual balance

[@marylhere]

I know a woman who wears leggings with big sweaters….she looks like a big bird.

[@minwade5436]

@Bonnie Benz agree with you. Best wishes from Adelaide; South Australia🇦🇺💐

[@streaming5332]

@@marylhere Depends on your figure.

[@emmat7643]

That would look terrible on me!

[@katdee239]

At 56 the best part of my life is wearing whatever I want.

[@AngieHart67]

💯 right ❤

[@elizabethw1142]

My thoughts exactly!

[@cherylschwarz3950]

"not conventionally flattering" is my mantra. I'm 65yo, I wear what's comfortable and makes ME happy.

[@andream2110]

Yes who’s to say what you should and shouldn’t wear there should be no fashion rules .Wear what you like and feel comfortable in.

[@jennifer3551]

Yes! And not caring what others think

[@emmsue1053]

The joy of being more mature is that you understand your body shape and proportions and you have found the colours that suit you.

[@missmayflower]

Nothing wrong with a tunic. Sure not going to tuck in a shirt with an apple belly.

[@wifeofagrumpyoldmarine428]

At least your belly looks like an apple. I have no idea what shape I’d call my belly!😄

[@kjmav10135]

Agree!

[@TheEclecticPhotog]

Yes! I have a big, lumpy misshapen belly and I REFUSE to tuck in a shirt. Tunics are my go to.

[@annareid4577]

100% agree!!!

[@peeperfrog3547]

Totally agree. Over 50 & sure as hell not going to wear a short top over leggings to show everything! I think a long top over skinny jeans looks far more classy.

[@sandramoore8903]

I think your totally wrong...Don't worry about what is "IN" or not. Wear what looks good on you!

[@elizabethw1142]

yep!

[@shanti34567]

Glad to hear you talking about "neighborhood" fashion. When I was a young woman i cared very much about fashion. As I grew and matured, I realized that fashion is just someone's idea about what's acceptable year to year, or for an unspecified period of time. It's all made up. I remember when skirt length was an ironclad social law. When I was younger, we NEVER wore white after Summer. We HAD to have a bag that matched your shoes. Gloves were essential, too. HAHAHA. I remember when sleeve length was also restricted. In other words, it's all made up and real grown-ups wear what THEY like and what THEY feels right for them. Baggy, skinny, low cut hight cut, thick heels, thin heels, pointed toes, round toes, colors, and even fabrics are all made up. MAYBY so designers and clothes manufacturers can make us think we need to BUY new clothes. My question is WHY women continue to wear clothes that are uncomfortable and even bad for health (stiletto heels for example). Body shapers that they fool themselves into believing are somehow okay but corsets? Oh, no! Also, every look cycles around. Hip Hugger, embroidered jeans were in when I was a twenty-something. They went out and in and out.... Same goes for every look and fashion. Yawn! Wear what you want and hang what others think.

[@bonniebenz8792]

A good rule is Don’t Ever Wear Fads, wear classic timeless clothes and you’ll always look fabulous.

[@tammygarrett9261]

Yep, wear what you want.☺

[@rabbit_scribe]

I do kind of wish hats would come back, though, for both sexes. And gloves were kind of nice on formal occasions.

[@sherikennedy4117]

Her frumpy is my fabulous. So individual. I am always complimented on my look. Better frumpy than mutton in lambs wear. Just my private personal opinion...

[@moiraeve1]

@@rabbit_scribe I don't think hats will come back b/c we spend so much time in cars, getting around. You can't really deal w/ a hat in a car. That's why men stopped wearing them.

[@nickyroberts5860]

I think you only have to read the comments to see that people will wear the clothes they like and feel comfortable in. I mean, who are these people that are judging us? I like watching fashion advice videos and am generally aware of fashion trends but I will always pick and choose which bits I take notice of and which bits I ignore, as I’m sure most people do. So much depends on life style, body shape and height and of course personal preferences.

[@doloreslipper6897]

@Nicky Roberts you hit the nail on the head lifestyle and body shape will definitely influence styles that people choose.

[@jeanettesmith765]

I'm 70 and wear what I feel looks good on me. I do try to keep up with what's in style, but I don't fret about it. I also don't worry about what others wear either.

[@sherlytaa007]

Thanks for the video, really informative! For me as a 50+ woman living in the USA, I do not really care anymore what is in or out. I just try to not look frumpy and wear what looks good on me, even if it is "out of style". BTW love your blouse!❤

[@MzVicky]

I don’t think I will ever give up my tunic and capris. They work in hot North Carolina in Summer. I do like to wear a nice mid length cool dress in Summer or denim skirt with a tee shirt. Xoxo 😘

[@letitiabradin810]

hi, i'm from morrisville, north carolina too,........marius(punk rules).

[@Teresa-ch3og]

I agree about the tunic. I'm plus size and love them. What I do prefer over capris are skinny or straight cropped pants that end at the upper part of the ankle instead of the thickest part of my calves.

[@carolburnett190]

I’m also in NC and I’m going to wear the coolest things I can find that cover me neck to toe. I love my tunic tops-they cover my apron belly that appeared after my son was born by c-section. I do like to play with shoes and some accessories.

[@MeadowDay]

I’m in Texas so long flowy cool dresses are the only thing bearable in the heat and humidity

[@honesty51]

My opinion, you simply can’t go wrong with classic style. It’s neither in nor out. While the neighbourhood might be wearing a particular style (often extreme or revealing) a classic style will make you stand out as different, classy, confident and dignified. You’ll never look back and ask “did I REALLY wear that?” Keep on trend with accessories instead 😊

[@Swakara1]

Dressing classic allover when you're older can age you even more. I find that breaking up the outfit with a fun piece of clothing and/or pops of color can bring another dimension to a classic but predictable-looking outfit.

[@bobbieschendel3144]

Thats so true Build your wardrobe around classics. They will never look bad Maybe add a few trendy pieces. Save money. The older I get the more I appreciate classic pieces

[@alimuschamp5667]

I had a loooong denim skirt about 25 years ago and I'm thrilled that they're back in. Urban Outfitters have them online, but I made my own from two old pairs of jeans (in fact, I've made a white one too). It means that you can put a slit exactly where you want, and as high or low as you want! xxx

[@raquel5401]

enjoyed your video. I have to say, that by the time you reach 50 you should have figured out what flatters you and what makes you happy when you put it on. So wear that. I think trends are created as a means to continue to sell tons of clothes that most of us don't actually need. And fast fashion is the worst for that. Don't buy into the nonsense of hyper consumerism.

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

But most women don't

[@marylut6077]

Not just neighborhood fashion, also consider flattering body shape and colors for skin tones. If the new fashion doesn’t flatter me, until I find the right pieces I wear what I have.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Yes, we mustn't be slaves to fashion but use it to pick what flatters us to supplement our wardrobe

[@susanmalloch9375]

I was so glad to hear you specifically mention “neighborhood” fashion/Florida fashion. Every other KZbinr I’ve watched ignores such things. To hear them say “ don’t wear capris - just wear jeans” has never spent months in South Florida. It’s freakin’ hot (and humid) there! I’m sure there are plenty of women who are willing to sacrifice comfort, would rather be fashionable, but not me. And not lots of other women in hot and humid climates.

[@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042]

I hate the heat, and northern summers, for me, are too hot. Florida, intolerable. You are right. We,some of us, are well past the age for shorts-;just not attractive. Capris are cooler but cover more. A good compromise.

[@christinep.]

I would imagine that wearing white in Florida is more year-round than elsewhere.

[@minwade5436]

Yes it gets darn hot in Sth Australia too under our pergola the temps go up to 52.9°C / 127.22°F. These temps are incompatible with shorts or long trousers/pants for mature ladies. Best wishes from Adelaide; South Australia🇦🇺💐

[@dsmith9796]

I live along the coast of South Carolina - I simply can't live without capris but I would not take them with me on a trip to England. My everyday local fashion during the heat of the summer is shorts - at home, capris, ankle pants and cool dresses. It can be 90 + degrees F here with very high humidity from early June through Sept! Thanks for acknowledging that there is "local fashion".

[@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042]

I hate the heat and I live in the north. I wear capris and will continue to. In my 70’s I’m not wearing shorts out. Don’t want to show my legs.

[@belkyhernandez8281]

When I see people wearing clothes that were trending years ago I think "Well aren't they a smart and good person to not spend money on more clothes when what they have is perfectly good and not taking up space in a landfill." 😉

[@raquel5401]

exactly, if you know it will only be "stylish" for a couple years, why buy it? so much clothing actually winds up in landfills it should horrify people

[@karenglenn6707]

The other thing that I have noticed is that my grandmother at my age now looked much older, her clothes were more matronly, her her cut was older and she had curlers. I have a concave stylish haircut, short at the back for our summers and hot flushes from menopause. My mum is 86 and is a gorgeous dresser when she goes out. So what I wear now, and the hair cut and make up,is so different to my lovely grandma that it’s hard to believe. And my grandma was a dressmaker and looked lovely but just older. Have others noticed this?I don’t just necessarily mean fashion styles, just older ladies in general then. Age 62 now is not what it was in 1979.

[@mtngrl5859]

I'm 65 and actually look much younger than my mom did when she was in her early 40's and she was an attractive woman.

[@annemodistach3849]

Yes I am currently a couple of years older than my grandmother who died in the 1960s when I was a teenager. She never got dressed in the mornings without her corset and stockings on even for just a normal house day.

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

I never had a grandmother so I don't know

[@kathypariso6102]

As a person who is only 5’ tall, oversize anything will make you look as if you are wearing clothes from a rummage sale. Also, keep in mind where your height is at relative to your overall height. There are short women who still have long legs and short torsos and vice a versa. All of these things matter just as much, if not more than what is “current” to look your best.

[@MJYouAreNotAlone1]

From a rummage sale🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bluesky7838]

As a woman in her early sixties, I'm already trying to de-emphasize baggy and slouchy. I certainly don't want to add to that with clothes 😂. I'm trying to look crisp and energetic.

[@heatherboughton5936]

I don't follow what is in fashion. Have not since I was a teenager. I wear what is right for my body shape. And you get to an age where you know exactly what is right for you.

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

Many don"t though

[@juanitarichards1074]

I don't care about fashion, trends or designer labels. I have my own style which has always been ahead of everyone else and is unique and a bit eccentric. I know what suits me and what doesn't. I have a lot of long kaftans in gorgeous colours and patterns with beautiful turbans to match, and elegant sandals. I just bought a hooded silk medieval cloak in Royal blue satin with white taffeta lining and trimmed with white fur. I haven't worn jeans for many years and wear jeggings instead or leggings. They are much more comfortable and go up and down with my weight. I'm only 5ft tall and I wear long tailored jackets that make me look taller and slimmer, they look great with leggings and high boots with a nice long tailored shirt under the jacket. I'm 65 and love my silvery white hair. I am often complimented on my skin, and when I wear one of my kaftans with a matching turban it causes a sensation.

[@heatherboughton5936]

I have always known capri pants as trousers that stop at the ankle and are narrow cut. They can look very elegant if you have the legs. But some larger ladies wear cut off trousers that are mid calf, and then shoes with ankle straps. Both accentuate calf size.

[@kithale316]

Fashion is the antithesis of style as Quentin Crisp said. If you feel good in something ignore what is fashionable. If you live it, wear it. Also with more concern being given to the environment, fashion is becoming "out of fashion". IYKWIM. We are struggling financially so it makes sense to thrift shop, adapt old clothes and create your own style. I havr now a "one in one out" rule on my pieces. My classics I keep and wear year after year

[@fuzzybunny3235]

Wise

[@Nwladylaura369]

I grew up in LA so basic black was great! I now live in OR in a small town. I wear what I like (within reason,) and don’t really care about what’s the newest craze. I hate the ripped jeans, but love the embroidery. Be happy you have options. P.S. Do match your clothes to the occasion. And teach your kids this too. Tonight some teens wore shorts to an award ceremony. 😂 🤷‍♀️

[@alomaalber6514]

Yes in the urban landscape basic black IS where it's at, and it still works with my platinum hair. But in the rural now It is fun to have some color and even that summer print so forbidden in corporate business! Cheers. I always dress for the occasion, and for the region and activity. And yes, teen should be taught at for instance Spring to dress in a more proper fashion. And it is not price but FIT that is everything, take your time, find your fit and colors.

[@tamiewert808]

So glad you spoke about Neighborhood Fashion, because I have watched Fashion channels for years, and although I love so much of what I see, I often wonder how that would translate to what people where I live are wearing!? There are people who dress how they want, and don't care what anyone else thinks, but I do want to look appropriate to my region as well!

[@mkirby7815]

I was surprised to see a number of high low hem dresses in the current Coldwater Creek catalog. I immediately figured i could fix the hem. For a denim skirt with too long a slit, just hand or machine sew it to the length you want.

[@carlsenlifeafter60carlsen11]

I live in the California desert and then the summer I live in the mountains. I actually have two different wardrobe’s. The desert wardrobe is all linen, skirts, sandals, and then when I go to the mountains, my wardrobe is cargo pants, hiking boots, light, sweaters, more rugged, and outdoorsy wardrobe.😊 I have never worn Capri pants in my life. I’m only 5 foot two. They don’t look good on short women and I hate tunic tops have a classic wardrobe I would say.

[@lynnstewart8313]

Thank you for your videos. As an adult woman I realize fashion is subjective and different for everyone. I think your videos are great to gently guide or suggest. No one has to follow every suggestion religiously. Use what we learn as it fits our lifestyle, region, budget, and body shape. Everything doesn’t suit everyone. At 71 years old I want to look stylish but classic. I take what suits me from fashion videos and tweak it. I appreciate the work you do to help us look current. Keep up the good work.

[@rozannamurayama934]

I already have the top you have on in black and white and love it!

[@1annemwalters]

I popped on Amazon to order but got concerned about how low the V goes. I hate showing cleavage. How is it for you?

[@1234sunflower]

This is genius! I've always noticed what you call "neighborhood fashion," I love this video, it's absolutely your best.

[@TheFroggie66]

I agree 100% with all of this. I’m 57, and in a professional career. Also, our “neighborhood” style in Colorado (USA) includes a lot of athleisure and outdoor gear as everyday clothing. But it ONLY works here or in similar heavily outdoor lifestyle/mountain region. Love this video!!!

[@davisholman8149]

And btw….CAPRI PANTS ARE FRUMPY - even in Florida!🤷🏼‍♀

[@davisholman8149]

I would also leave the puffy sleeves to 14 year olds.😬

[@sherylvalentiner6115]

Since I’m not wealthy, I don’t dress for “trend”. I wear what I like, what fits, what’s age appropriate and what ISN’T fast fashion. If people don’t like how I look, oh well.

[@marymayer8304]

I used to live in Florida (Georgia now) and I see capris being worn everywhere. I have NEVER liked them and never worn them . I try to buy classic pieces with a nod to the trends if I feel it's in my style wheelhouse. I don't wear baggy with baggy....overwhelms me. Great video as always.😊

[@mtngrl5859]

I live in a warm climate and never wear capri's. If I want to wear short, I wear them above my knee, far more flattering. Most of my pants are to the ankle, still showing some skin.

[@jillgn8888]

I made my own maxi denim skirt from dark denim jeans. slit as high as I wanted. so love my skirt I'm making another in a different denim

[@SharonWilliamson-qd6rx]

I'm not too much into fashion but when I hear the comments about capri's I always think they can be made a little shorter. Also what's the difference between where a skirt hits your leg or capri's. Just adjust them to your body. There comfortable and not too revealing. No one is talking about how a skirt cuts you off....or are they? 😱😄

[@lauriedixon9661]

I have just discovered tunic tops in my early fifties and was surprised to see they take 10lbs of me when I wear them, so they are staying 😂

[@GladBurgio]

Hi Anne, I like your white blouse too!

[@sheila1013]

Best to wear what suits you rather than following certain fashions, that may not. 🤗

[@barbaracapes8816]

I would love to see you do a video on classic clothing that doesn't go out of style.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Yes i can do an update. I do have some already on my channel. Also I'm a non trend dresser generally so the links i put in the video description are items for longevity.

[@barbaracapes8816]

@@Myover50fashionlife yes, love timeless. Classic and longevity. Thank you!

[@DeannasWorld]

Ooof. I’ve still got a bunch of cold shoulder dresses in my wardrobe from ages ago. Haven’t worn them in years. I’m still trying to decide if I keep them or declutter them. Some of them are super cute.

[@susanwoosnam1697]

Personal style vs trendy fashion; appropriate to need, purpose and comfort. Adapt, improvise, overcome.

[@laurenlepage1354]

You reinforced some of my thoughts! Well done and thank you!

[@kjmav10135]

It’s easy to pick out the seam of an infinity scarf, leaving you with a scarf.

[@melcooke4780]

I agree with all of these and I’m baffled at the number of cold shoulder tops, tunics, and even high low dresses I am seeing in my local stores. I also see those tops with embellishments. Noooo thank you!!

[@cathlynballard8409]

YaY for you! ❤ That you get this: you’re the only one I’ve seen talk about “neighborhood trends.” I certainly dress to look fashionable for my town, which is New England or Northeastern Coast Classic” (jeans, linen, white shirt or mariner, chambray, combat boots in winter, Keds classics in summer) and not NYC or Hollywood. I surely would never dress as a tourist visiting here. When I lived in Washington DC, I dressed for the fashion there. I “tweak” what is fashionable in my region to make my look fresh and current. You always give me new perspectives to add to my classic NE style. Thank you for this video!!! 🌷 PS: I absolutely detest the hi-low hems 😡.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

You sound like you dress my style. Love my combat boots. You'd like the look in my cargo pants video showing combats and camo. I also then dress linen in summer, verging on coastal grandma.

[@cathlynballard8409]

@@Myover50fashionlife I just bought four pairs of cargos after watching your video the other day. They haven’t arrived yet, but I excited to get them.

[@MinkaSchlossberger4ever]

I think the blouse with the embroidery is very cute!!!

[@marlenecavagnuolo9757]

Thank you. I was just away with some friends who are my age - early 70s - in a warm climate. So many capris and tunics! I don’t have any - partly because I am super short and don’t think the proportion of a long tunic over cropped pants is a good look for me. I wore maxi dresses, maxi skirt, jumpsuit, full length pants or longer flowy shorts with slim tops partly or fully tucked in, etc. Do I (as do they) have a belly? Oh yes! But I think there are alternatives to wearing a tent-like top to disguise it. Keep posting!

[@StylewithSerena]

You are absolutely right! The tunic & Capri pant outfit is the older lady "uniform". You can do SO much better!

[@brendafain4024]

Thank you! I live in Florida and every time some fashion guru says “Capri pants are out” I always think it depends on where you live. We wear capris year round because we like to show off that we’re “Sunkist” ❤❤

[@thatswhatisaidCA]

YES!!! Neighbourhood Fashion! I am in a casual family home area; when i put structured trousers on and add a necklace, people think I'm being fancy. 😆 I still dress "up" a bit, compared to my surroundings, but if I want to go further in fashion, I do that when I travel. I have some patterns and dresses or tops for vacation beachy places. I find in SOME places in the world, I feel "less", dowdy. Every area is different. Thank you for bringing this up.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you for agreeing with me. It is reassuring.

[@jeanettemarkley7299]

I do have a few tops that are longer, but I love them. I have very few pieces that are chosen carefully because I don't get out much due to illness. I'm fine in a slightly longer shirt sometimes. I'm very thin.

[@amandalh60]

Love your reflections! Am like minded at 63! Yorkshire pudding comment is gold!

[@WeggieQueen2005]

It's way too hot in FL in the summer to wear anything but skirts, dresses, shorts and capris. I would never be able to wear jeans here. I wish,

[@catherinegardner8407]

Excellent! Love your views!!! I had sime infinity scarves with really good prints. I had the seam cut out and the ends hemmed so they are vertical scarves!❤

[@carolwilliams2439]

I have a home in Florida and have lived there on and off for thirty years. I do not wear capris nor do I know anyone who does. It’s mainly in high tourist or retiree areas. I don’t wear shorts but I do wear maxi or midi dresses or wrap skirts. Loose pants, linen or soft cotton, are also good option.

[@vgraham2988]

Tunics are protective of skin but cool in heat. They are the most flattering when you are uncomfortable with your weight Wanting to look "fashionable" is a sure fire way of becoming a fashion victim.

[@SallyRuckerllamalady]

You look so pretty in that blouse.

[@janicesmith1956]

I wear what suits me colourwise and style I always get nice remarks. I worked in ladies department dressing people and also hat department. I learnt a lot. People dress on what they can afford these days. I moved house and gave away anything with things on the front t shirts with words on I would never wear. Puff sleeves muffin tops went out bare mid rifs . Capri pants look awful on older women.

[@arleighbarley]

Spot on with your “neighborhood fashion” disclaimer!

[@americafirst9144]

Skinny pants are in for summer, and skinny jeans for fall.

[@Oceangirl1234]

I LOVE how you mention our neighborhood. Great video

[@CATHLEENOCONNELL-c1b]

Ive just found you and enjoying all your videos very much! I am the same age and size as you, it is refreshing to find a KZbin channel that addresses our unique fashion needs, thank you!!

[@jeanellematthews5177]

Wear what ever you want at any age. I'm 60 and I don't let people tell me what I should and shouldn't wear.

[@cnsun17]

The neighborhood fashion statement was so spot on. I see fashion that's beautiful but not practical in the extremely hot climate I live in. I'm happy I found your channel and I've become a new subscriber.

[@carolburnett190]

I just updated my wardrobe to dress more business casual for work. I suspect these clothes will be what I wear until I die because retirement is only 3 1/2 years away and I wear sweatpants and t-shirts at home.

[@lose999]

Who's out there judging my embroidered jeans? I'm 70 and will wear them as long as they fit. I see young people wearing them too. Who cares?

[@flowerpower3618]

I think they are cute.

[@visitingfromsantafe1329]

They are being sold in stores again this summer.

[@sherikennedy4117]

yep. thanks for finally mentioning that about the capris. florida is a whole different animal and we wear "stuff" you all say no no no to. lol.

[@thecarjacful]

I've got the denim skirt but it must be between 15 and 20 years old 😅. What do they say? Keep it long enough and it will come back 😅

[@SandandInk]

But….. I once heard this comment that has stuck with me - “if you were old enough to wear it the first time around, you are too old to wear it the second time around”!

[@lindascull6327]

Loved this video thank you so much very very helpful and inspiring!

[@zerozero9085]

I've never worn capris. I've never seen them look good on anyone. Unless you like the stubby leg/big bottom look.

[@JaniceInFrance]

Absolutely correct thank you so very much

[@fhol]

I find absolutely nothing wrong with people knowing that I have had something for x number of years if I like and enjoy wearing it. Aren‘t we all about sustainabilitiy, which means not throwing out things after a season. That said, I avoid many of these very trendy pieces, and the ones I buy I plan to wear for as long as I like them.

[@DDGLJ]

Neighborhood fashion is very real. I live in a small Rocky Mountain town and all anyone here wears is outdoor gear or western wear. I can really rock a Dale of Norway sweater, though.

[@wanda18221]

I live in Florida and DO NOT wear capris and neither do my neighbors. Probably people who vacation here might wear them I and my neighbors rarely wear shorts, maybe to the beach.

[@MJYouAreNotAlone1]

I just happened upon this video tonight. I don’t very often laugh but this video had me laughing. I absolutely love your attitude. It is cute and spunky. You are adorable lol I am a new subscriber. My name is Ronda and I am from Ohio.🙏❤️

[@moiraeve1]

"baggy w/ baggy"--you crack me up! I laughed!

[@joannestinson3753]

I live in Texas….And yes , there is lots of neighborhood fashion!🤠

[@josephmcpartlinmcpartlin2884]

Love your videos! Don’t necessarily agree with all you say but you make some good points. Can you do one on colours? And please don’t be offended when I say white is not your colour…it’s very draining with pale skin and grey hair 😘

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Yes im aware . Only a winter can really wear pure white but sometimes i just break out and wear what i want 😀

[@viviennepayne7966]

Goelia has a lovely denim classic midi skirt with slit up front.

[@sherrelstroot3034]

I was thinking about what you are calling " Neighborhood Fashion" just yesterday. I live in Corpus Christi, Texas where winter lasts about a month and most Sundays Mass is held at the outdoor chapel. I wear capris year round. I would like to look classier, more put together but How? Thank you for thinking of me and my coastal living 'sisters'.

[@andreaf.6572]

You have to take into acct climate and location. I see so many videos saying just throw on a nice blazer to complete your outfit. I can’t do that except maybe 2 months out of the year. It’s too hot wear I live!! Not every piece of advice works for everyone. Take what works and ignore the rest

[@carolmocarski8398]

Cold shoulder was sold by Fredericksburg of Hollywood on the 70’s. Better known as SL.. wear…

[@beverlygrimmett8749]

Wear whatever you want and be happy.....

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Tomorrow's topic is just that. This topic is 2023 fashion 🙂

[@dulogcrew]

Thank you for addressing “Neighbourhood Fashion”!!!

[@janpinder1222]

Love your white blouse … please can you tell me the label ?

[@carolsummers8734]

Check the main page not comment section for her description of blouse.

[@abarbaradorsey3713]

Free Peop E has a skirt, come as you are. I’ve had one since March It’s perfect, and you can modify it because it’s raw I bought the light blue denim and waitlisted the white $118. Hurry endless compliments and people asking me where I got it

[@tracir8903]

Veronica beard heron denim skirt is great. Exactly what you described. I wear mine all the time!

[@alomaalber6514]

The popularity of the capri pant is a point of much criticism but often the ladies are petite and find they do not have a hemming problem with them, they work here coastal for walking in the surf and are better than a short short in the hot American South. They are not for the city, but for outdoor pursuits. Thank you. In retirement we can all be fresh and comfortable. signed used to wear a suit and heels daily!

[@cathyl4622]

Banana Republic has a few denim skirt options with a more conservative slit. Hope this helps you.

[@rebeccamercer6208]

OMG, I just love you & yes I live in Florida!!!

[@Myover50fashionlife]

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[@christinastewart6779]

Wonderful video and perspective. Well done

[@DitaVeneration]

Informative and enjoyable video; next time avoiding the comments section.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

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[@judithaltoft4690]

I have just seen you videos and had to subscribe, the first one i seen was cargo pants and you had on a pair with seam down front they looked great on you, i tried to find a pair like that and cant, could you tell me please where they from, thanks for sharing x

[@Myover50fashionlife]

They are a Stitch Fix own brand

[@dinasabet6760]

Thank you so much

[@karenglenn6707]

Skinny jeans or ponte pants with a longer top and boots in the same colour as the pants (usually black for me) is my go to in winter as it always elongates my legs. I have a couple of biker jackets and a short denim jacket for over the top and it looks really good. I am 62 and have learnt what suits me, what I look good in and what I look terrible in. In saying that, I’m Australian and capri pants are what we all wear on a stinking hot summers day, so I have those but also some in linen that look smarter and are lovely and cool.

[@cheryl3366]

Agree about the denim skirt. Find me one. Also too short shorts and dresses. Both are a real struggle to find.

[@flowerpower3618]

I still see skinny jeans everywhere. I don’t wear them but I think they will never be out 100%.

[@tgawron2233]

I wear what I am comfortable in. I always want to look clean and presentable. I never liked the cold shoulder look.

[@marylhere]

Be aware that if you sit on a rolling chair at work that midi or maxi skirts (especially ones with a slit) can get under your wheels and drive you face down into your keyboard….in my case: a lathe. That’s more of “keeping your nose to the grind stone” than I need. My mother informed me of this….I poo poo’d her. Never poo poo your mother. She was a fashionista till the day she died.

[@samchant-summers5382]

Capri - no way. White trousers - definitely no way. Front tucks - absolutely no way - so old fashioned KZbinr 2015! I get why women wear tunics - cover up bottoms and tummy area. I wear organic white cotton ones in the summer simply to cover up my fair skin and moles on my arms!

[@georgiafrye2815]

White pants are very French. Mary Ann Lecour talks about them often.