WHAT SHOULD 50 YEAR OLDS NOT HAVE IN THEIR WARDROBE (Closet Declutter ) ~ Over 50 Fashion

[@travelinggirl6681]

The worst part of watching this very inspiring video is wanting to do a closet-clean-out but being inhibited because I bought a bunch of lovely new and in-style clothes but then......the stay at home orders came in and I gained a lot of weight. Now I hesitate to get rid of all of the beautiful things that I bought because I want to wear them when/if I lose the weight.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

You may lose the weight. I just lost 1 stone unexpectedly through medication but it’s a weight that better suits me. So store them away in case. Use belts to wear them now if that works too.

[@lynettefinnigan9540]

I gave up and did toss all my slim clothes, then I had to retire because my health was so bad. Once I had time to focus on myself, not only have I regained my health, but I've been able to drop all the excess weight, now I have a wardrobe of stuff that's too big!!! So I'm slowly buying a few smaller items again, and giving away the too big ones.😢😢

[@alisonschooley5459]

Thank you for articulating exactly what I needed to hear. I am transitioning from a work life to stay at home and it is difficult to get rid of clothes that I loved, but there is just no way I will wear again. You reminded me it's about moving forward especially at my age (58). My goal is to keep current, but be age appropriate.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

You are so welcome!

[@lorrainehughes-smith199]

I am 54 and back at work! I have to wear jeans for work and I wear them at home. I need some changes. But I am going for quality over quantity these days.

[@alisonschooley5459]

@@lorrainehughes-smith199 I get it, a smaller wardrobe with better quality always makes me feel put together, even if it is a quick t shirt and jeans outfit for running around.

[@tplayspiano]

Just found your channel, I’m having a terrible time letting go of my pre-retirement work wardrobe. This was helpful.

[@moe9730]

Thank you for this! I have a closet full of items from around 2008 until now. I never wear the older items anymore and when you said something about that being the past it was like a lightbulb went off. I love my 53 year old current modern life and I really don’t need to saving that one shirt I wore in 2009 for ‘someday’ 😬 time to make some space in my closet!

[@fionafrazer8820]

This was very interesting - as I was surprised at some of the colors. Then I realized that your hair is evolving, and (like me) the grayer color, which is lovely, is a little draining and I think brighter, clearer colors would be more flattering. I was always a person that liked "greyed-out" colors, subdued blues, greens etc. but now that my hair is white (which was a real surprise) a lot of what worked before, doesn't work now. I realize that skin tone doesn't usually change, but found that what worked as a honey blonde definitely doesn't look as good now that I am more silvery gray/white. Doing a clear out like this is so therapeutic! Love the top you decided to keep. Agree that dated styles really have to go, but if they have been favorites, it's hard!

[@lynettefinnigan9540]

A clear out at the end of each season is a good idea, we dont always do it, but it feels so much better to get rid of stuff we are just not wearing and can actually see our wearable items better....

[@ButtonedUpKnits]

I like the phrase: "I don't reach for it." It would be a good mantra.... Thank you. Excellent inspiration.

[@annetteelder-clark505]

1st, ur hair looks so cute today. 2nd, I'm in my 50s & I have clothes that are still in wonderful shape, favorite colors, but ppl comment that it's not current. Sometimes, I let a piece go, but other times I keep. U make such a good point, we need to let go of some thgs we like because they do make us look older & my hope is to look stylish and relevant. Excellent topic for this vlog. 🙂

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you so much. Im glad it was useful. Yes i do believe we don't look with the times if we wear things that were clearly in style over 5 years ago . Use them for just in the house and housework, gardening days maybe. I'm surprised ppl have been rude enough to tell you though, unless its your children. I think they can tell us meaning well.

[@vickieanderson2804]

Oh, Lady, you are a vision with your gorgeous hair today and that perfect navy blue top you're wearing. After watching this, I'm more determined to find some things that suit me better than the things I'm wearing now.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you so much Vickie. Yes im able to curl it now its longer.

[@nacmegfeegle2310]

Great Video. Thank you! I LOVE not having to dress for work any more. One of the very best things about being retired.

[@Jacqueline_R]

I sometimes save my old, cute tees for sleeping. 💗 I love to declutter, esp when my clothes go to a good home.

[@PolishedAfterSixtyYvette]

It’s really easy to hold on to things from a different time in our lives; thanks for the reminder. You absolutely need to get something in that beautiful teal color it looks beautiful on you.

[@PibbleMom297]

I LOVE your video! It gave me help and lots of ideas. I'm all for wardrobe changes and as a once-blonde-now-white-haired 70 year old, a number of things I own make me look dumpy (yuck!) It doesn't help that I carry around a few too many extra pounds, but I've been sewing since age 7 or 8, and as an "almost-seamstress," I know that virtually anything which fits properly or is somewhat loose can be updated There are exceptions of course, like those waterfall cardigans. They're pretty awful. But if you know or can make friends with a seamstress or perhaps find someone who's experienced at sewing, many decent quality items can be altered to freshen them up, making them more modern and attractive. Side seams can be adjusted, changing boxy to shapely. Three-quarter sleeves with long ruffles at the end would look newer with the ruffles removed and perhaps the neckline changed. Round necklines can be changed to V-necks, V-neck can be made square. Your much-loved navy blue t-shirt could have the stretched-out neckline binding fixed or even replaced with a contrasting color. And that same color could be added to the sleeves in a color-block way with a rectangular piece going from the neckline down over the shoulder to the sleeve-edge. Your pretty teal hi-low top could be turned into something exquisite with the lo-o-o-ng back hem shortened, the neckline changed to a "V" with an understated white or turquoise lace insert. The piece cut off the back could be used to lengthen the front and the entire shirt-tail enhanced with that same understated lace judiciously placed around the hem, hiding the "extension" that makes the front long enough (I don't like little tummy bulges showing either). It could be hi-low still if desired, just much less dramatic. That teal color was so beautiful for you. It's possible to add crotch depth to jeans such as your nice white ones so the waist is higher on you and they could be shortened into a Capri style if you like those - nice casual summer wear that in my mind is timeless. None of this would work for you unless you find a seamstress, REALLY hate to part with items so pretty like the turquoise top and truly WANT to update it, so these are merely suggestions. I like new clothes too and I do buy them, but hate spending a lot of money on poorly-made mass-produced items when I can make better myself. I've been known to take apart and re-fashion something I've bought because the fit is just a teensy bit off or hangs wrong. Yep! I'm a bit nuts, but for me - it's a fun way to go and I end up with something fresh that no-one knows has been re-fashioned. So please keep donating (that's always smart in my book) and perhaps think about finding that seamstress so you can keep the things you really like simply by having them re-fashioned.

[@meman6964]

1st rate ideas. Learn to simple-sew, not like old home-ec classes taught, but updated techniques.

[@cherylatkinson6060]

You’re inspiring me to get rid of clothing that doesn’t serve me anymore. 😊💐

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Not too much. I.hold mine in a holding bay in the spare room for 6 months to then revisit before final throw out.

[@flowerpower3618]

I think waterfall cardigans are a classic. But that’s me.

[@VickiMarieLivingLife]

This is so motivating! When I first turned 50 I bought things like that love t-shirt! Now I'm 55 and I'm starting to get rid of that stuff. I don't know if it was one last attempt to hold onto youth, LOL. Maybe. Thanks for sharing. This is great.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

I think we have those moments, like buying cuddly toys 😄😊 randomly.

[@kathygann1180]

Maybe it was just a fad that has moved on.

[@juleerowley9706]

I love a great big clear out...I take used garments to charity shops...its a good feeling 😊

[@jennyaspin8598]

Unfortunately, here in Wales, the charity shops wouldn't take anything after the first lockdown but we have had a couple of chatty bag doorstep collections recently. I'm mourning the fact that waterfall cardigans are now old hat! 😫

[@Myover50fashionlife]

I did manage to get rid of 3 bag's of clothes in the summer to charity after lockdown 1 but not sure when this lot will be accented. I think they will be inundated again.

[@annettewilkinson5750]

I love your declutter videos because you give such good detail on why a piece of clothing no longer works for you, it helps me have a better idea what to consider when I am looking at my wardrobe. Also your hair looks very pretty in this video.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you so much. I better do a new hair video 😀

[@lizlane5974]

Last winter I got rid of 10 winter skirts (yes just winter) Tory Burch, Ralph Lauren, beautiful skirts that I wore in my previous career. I kept three skirts: leather (faux), Jean skirt and a black one. It was hard, but I knew I’d never wear them.

[@Billybloop]

I'm 33 and I still wear waterfall tunics and cardigans with leggings. I'm am inverted triangle/apple shape and I carry some extra weight. Not only is it comfortable but it gives my body a bit of balance and makes me look less top heavy. I also like cold shoulders because they make my shoulders look smaller. In fact I recently bought a waterfall cardigan from lidl. I don't live in the UK anymore, I have lived in bulgaria for years where any woman out of high school doesn't care about trends so I don't feel awful about it. British women definitely pay more attention to their wardrobe and wear more makeup.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Yes a factor is what works in your neighbourhood. You are right.

[@jackieblakemore56]

The low rise jeans are the most unflattering style and I can’t believe they’ve stayed around for sooo long! They’ve been current for over 20 years now !! Hate them! Jeans can be very good as ‘shape wear’. I love my jeans (or used to) to pull me in, like corsets. Lol. Lying on the bed, trying to pull the zip up lol.

[@katrinasinger3103]

Thank you for this great video! I liked seeing the pics of you wearing the items. It has inspired me to do the same in my wardrobe 😊

[@AgeIsJustANumber]

Agreed....waterfall and sharkbite hems are OUT as well as cold shoulders.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Yes thank you Barbara

[@nadiasouthiere7908]

I looooove your videos!😃👌🏻♥️♥️♥️Thanks for sharing!🌹🌹🌹🙋🏼‍♀️🇨🇦

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you so much!!

[@tracylarner8583]

Loving the hair today. You’ve also made me realise I have some dated stuff to get rid of too!

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you and I'm glad it was useful

[@janefriel6895]

I used to wear suits for work.Trouser suits mostly. I bought a suit recently, dont know why.Gave it to my niece who has a busy,International career. I shall never need a suit again. You are so on point.

[@Mariana-ym6zf]

That scarf suits you beautiful! It has bright colours, but a huge area of lighter background which makes it softer.

[@jennybolter1102]

I tend to not buy “trendy” just classic, never had a pair of skinny jeans they don’t suit me I stick to straight, but I still need to clear stuff that no longer fits or is old, I love a navy T it’s an underrated colour, thanks for geeing me up to get in with it, The charity shops will be swamped lol there is one outfit I’ll never part with can’t believe it’s 45 years old and still classy and not dated x

[@keithgriffiths9864]

I wish I could still fit into outfits I had 45yrs ago !!!!

[@lorrainereeves4466]

Out of date according to who. Maybe the retail industry have always been in collusion with the trend industry. If you like it and it suits your body shape, keep it.

[@melaniebonner2370]

Love a good clear out! Your hair is gorgeous today btw! 😊

[@karensaville913]

Im very careful now 64yrs have taught me heaps but we continue to learn..natural fabrics style appropriate not fashion trend you can up date by accessories..love yr channel

[@pappyone6062]

Great advice. I do have a few thin waterfall cardigans that I still love to take on trips to warmer places because they wrap around so cozily in the evening. I tie them at the waist with a dress and it’s so cute and current. Otherwise chunky cardigans for me, especially as I’m always cold. So glad those cold shoulder tops are finally out.

[@2shadowcats2]

Speak for yourself!! I just recently bought a bunch of very cool cold shoulder tops!! They are great!!

[@Myover50fashionlife]

It may be cut away you bought which are popular this year. Similar to cold shoulder but more angular cuts and can be not just at the shoulder.

[@juliepurves]

I love the length and style of your hair. Very classy.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you

[@sandybrown3879]

I havnt even caught up with these trends yet and they are out😅hate the thought of tops tucked in the front and hanging out the back

[@kellylanglais1639]

Hi I agree with you on things that don’t fit they need to go because you are just taking up space in your drawers have a great day

[@Myover50fashionlife]

I'm so sad as i think my blue jumper shrunk

[@evacameron1339]

I was going to say ,why not restyle some of your clothes. A few hidden simple stitches here and there or like you just mentioned turn your hems up!! That's all you need !! to update some items of clothing especially if they are good quality 👌

[@camiscloset2369]

Oh no no no...not the cold shoulder! I just bought a beautiful Free People one. They are still selling them so as far as I'm concerned...I'm wearing them. I'm 54 and I have smooth shoulders. If my forehead looked like my shoulders, I'd be in business:)

[@Myover50fashionlife]

It maybe a cutaway. They are subtly different and still being worn.

[@carolsummers8734]

I have a waterfall sweater which is 12 years old and I still love it, but noticed I never see anyone wearing them any longer. Since I am retired, I think I will keep it to wear at home during cold Chicago weather.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Oh yes, I have things I just move to my housework clothes drawer. Trouble is that is getting very full :)

[@Castilda0311]

What is a waterfall sweater?

[@amandahuby871]

I have a pile of clothes ready for my April capsule.. need to put some outfits together.. also need to lose weight and have a good clear out .. love your video's xx

[@linjay5230]

Thank you for your video. Need to declutter my closets. And you will look better too with short hair.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

This is an old video done during lockdown. I have short hair again now. I had to grow it long during lockdown as we couldn’t get to hairdressers. Thank you 😊

[@mocopacetic]

I would love a video on good current styles and shapes for a 70 year old.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

How about this playlist on outfits . Some looks may appeal to you A Lookbooks kzbin.info/aero/PLS2RO3dC1AgBW4NTk3uWvq3SRJE7hleWT

[@dale3404]

If you sew, you could remake some of these clothes. I hope a shopper was inspired to do that.

[@kerrigibson3208]

I don’t care if they’re out of date or not- I love bell sleeves

[@polishtheday]

I haven’t been wearing jeans for a few years now and wasn’t sure why. Pulled them out and tried on every single pair, from skinnies to straight to wide leg. They all seemed to fit but most were uncomfortable to move in. Something was wrong. When I measured the rise on the ones that did feel comfortable I realised I need a rise of at least 12”. So a lot of my jeans are being given away and I’m going shopping for a couple of pairs of new ones that must be a perfect fit. Anything with a v neck is also going. They just don’t look good on me.

[@SJ-ev6by]

Maybe you could tie the scarf around the loops on your purse-even if you had to cut it into two pieces so it wouldn’t be so long, you could add a little color and style to your purse.

[@ruthbowman5928]

I did something like this in my 50s (now 70s). We wore his and hers outfits, some things we could both wear. I culled the Masculine (and the Matronly) items and replaced with more feminine and youthful pieces.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Yes we go through these phases. I think as we get older maybe we need to dress more feminine as our bodies become less feminine 😀

[@marylafrance9547]

pants can be made into cut-off shorts if they fit right around your waist and but ares.

[@flameofthewest6196]

Just my opinion, but think we are too focused in staying on trend, and how much money and rescources are wasted trying to keep up. Those waterfalls and hi-low tunics are just fine, and with a little rweeking be repurposed.

[@suemeyer8989]

I agree something need to be tossed but I disagree with not wearing 3/4 sleeves as I prefer them. You compare what your 20 year old wears and I don’t want to dress like a 20 year old.

[@karenwhitworth9505]

What an entertaining video - thank you! And very sensible decisions you made , I think Would you be offended if I made a suggestion or two that would make your ‘ look’ more contemporary and youthful ? Firstly, the centre parting you wear is actually rather age-ing ... just try making a parting more to one side. Your hair will achieve some height above your face which is flattering and will help to lift the eye up , rather than dragging the eye downwards with two straight ‘curtains’ either side of your face . And , after all , when we are teaching 60 , it’s nice to focus upwards , as you know ! Secondly , have you tried a shirt top ? Those scoop necks and round necks become less flattering as we age .... a shirt collar frames the face and elongates the neck which looks far , far more elegant. Try it - you’ll see how great you look! Kind regards xx

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you. You spotted my lockdown hair. It was a work in progress not having had a cut for 6 months. Yes my hair was side parted last cut but having grown i had to move it and had this awful curtain. Now again a few months more on my hair has got over that awkward wayward length and ive lost the curtain now. I did a video on my hair problems at the time. Urgh. Due my first cut next month and now ive got it longer than in this video I'm going to keep it long for a while. You are right about blouses. Much better for us but I'm rebelling against collars a bit as only just stopped wearing them for work in the office. Been structured in collars for 40 years but now after a year at home ready to navigate to them again. Thank you for your very pertinent comments. I appreciate helpful advice like yours as we are women together here helping each other.

[@dniki2152]

I love you rebelling against collars and shirts. I can so relate! Thirty years of suits working in offices. I just didn't feel like me.And funny enough, I now do feel I look smarter in them and generally more structured clothing as time passes. But I am a hippy chick at heart ❤

[@AndrisWorld]

Haha I’ve got a few of those cardigans x

[@ruthportway5198]

Agree with most of your dispose of’s but the palm print shirt would be good with white trousers for summer

[@jillmarieweingarten3048]

I am glad that I found your videos. Thank you for navigating the metamorphosis with me.❤

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you so much

[@elizabethdumas4147]

Those waterfall cardigans are okay until you put a shorter coat or jacket over them, then they hang out hideously. Am so glad I never bought into the cold shoulder look. Unless it's a tiny slit opening, I do not find them flattering on anyone.Those sleeveless tops can be worn as summer pajama tops.

[@SandyCheeks63564]

Those hi-front low-back hems make one look like Jiminy Cricket. Mocking myself mostly...I had that cut for my wedding dress!!

[@mazinwonderland3077]

I had a closet clear out last week. I never liked cold shoulder items, so none to get rid of. However, I did get rid of many waterfall cardigans.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Funny how those cardigans that were so stylish are now so dated isn't it

[@dianeberlin5969]

The coral and tan scarf looks good on you. It's not too bright for you!

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you. In real life it was brighter than it shows. I.do wear bright items now more but that scarf was also itchy. Such a shame

[@vernaxxx8940]

I don't care about this "out-of-date" stuff. I get rid of clothes because I am sick of them, or because when I look in the mirror they don't suit me. Waterfall or edge to edge cardigans slim your appearance so I'd only replace mine if I could find a similarly flattering style.

[@wendygreig4659]

The teal colour really suits you!

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you

[@libbyneves5457]

Upon retirement my cousin said you only need one black skirt …….. to wear to funerals.

[@brendastewart8797]

Wow this is my own wardrobe!!!! I need to clean out my closet too!!!!!

[@myriamcarcas2379]

I’m in the same boat, I think this’ll help me. Thank you😁

[@joannanangle4876]

Waterfalls still like them. Only have two

[@CynthiaArmstrong7]

I love your channel. Love your hair color.

[@krolikkrolik6732]

Thank you for your video! You are very...therapeutic for me :-). Yes, hair looks gorgeous. Take care,stay safe :-)

[@clairemartin9521]

What!?!?!? Waterfall cardigans are out of date ☹️😔😫

[@joydunbar7806]

Ty for sharing 💓

[@SJ-ev6by]

I just subscribed to your channel! I’ll look through your videos, hoping to find one or two that show the outfits you choose to wear now.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Take a look at my lookbooks playlist 🙂

[@belindacrisp7078]

I always keep some plain black pants and a plain back pencil skirt for funerals.

[@emillysaunders9170]

still love print tees!amour even better!

[@Myover50fashionlife]

I wear print tees but felt the love one just too young for me now. Id have kept lamour if i hadn't shrunk it 🤔 as that wasn't obviously young. Quite sad about that.

[@cathywithac3793]

I have a "cold shoulder" blouse and a sweater with those bell shaped sleeves and a few of the other items. If they're too dated for us to wear, why is it OK to donate them so someone else could wear them? Serious question!😂

[@Myover50fashionlife]

That's a good question. here donating is going to charity and may be useful to someone. also if it does not sell the charity donate to be material or shipped overseas. my understandig is that by donating it doesnt end up in landfill but somehow recyced. one hopes.

[@lesleypickering9387]

Can I just contest what you say about looking as if your living in the past. It's not just what you look like what you feel like in my opinion is much more important. I have things in my wardrobe that I love and feel good in, they are not current but I'm not throwing them away. I'm 4' 11" in height and have enough problems finding clothes that fit my cuddly frame without throwing away everything that isn't bang up to date. Just my opinion. Just saying 😀

[@irenejohnson9614]

Thanks for helping me finalize my goodbyes with my pencil skirts.

[@joannanangle4876]

Ive poncho keep warm on cool night

[@fredalearhinan6693]

Firstly I'm 70 and the sleeve frill has just come onto stores here but in linen and a new version of the high low also just in a different fabric and I bought one to wear with jeans in a beautiful pale pink

[@Myover50fashionlife]

That’s very interesting. I’ll look out for updated versions here.

[@fredalearhinan6693]

@@Myover50fashionlife label is BTL ... Gordon Smith.....foil and humidity good luck xx

[@Laura55sere]

I found a lot of my older clothes didn’t go with my grey hair

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Hi Laura, i think I'll find that too.

[@samisticlife]

Think the skin tone changes around menopause as well. Know mine is

[@joannanangle4876]

Love pink jumper

[@angelabrowning802]

great video ❤😊

[@PlanetImo]

I've no idea what era my clothes comes from! 😁

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Most are classic and it really doesn't matter does it. Others of mine just screamed the past.

[@marylhere]

I love how you painstakingly let go of the blue tee. I know I have a few of those pieces. Going to do my jeans. You inspired me and it’s a relatively cool day today. Nothing worse than peeling denim off of sweaty thighs. Here goes. Subscribing because you remind me of me. Bonus…all fit. Only the Ralph Lauren look iffy. Found $24 in the pocket of one pair. I am pretty much a purest when it comes to jeans. I have only one pair of skinny jeans that I bought at the of the trend…they are buried somewhere.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you so much. That is my aim. To be normal us.

[@pappyone6062]

Why don’t you get the back of that green blouse taken up since you love it so much?

[@wandah9468]

Retirement from commercial driving for 33 years was hard to do for me. But....not in the clothes department!!! I'm free to wear that maxi dress to the grocery store! I lost all my weight(25lbs), and I'm now a size 4!!! I wear a lot more girly clothes now. No, not the stuff I wore in my 30s, but definitely feminine! Oh man it's been fun! It's been 4 years now, thanks to nagging doctors, I kept the weight off, I work hard in my garden, I'm in the best shape I've been since my 20s! WOW!!!! Retirement may not be the solution I expected, but the freedom saved my life! I hope everybody gets it this good, I cant believe I got so lucky, was a lot harder growing up! Damn I'm grateful!🌹🌹🌹

[@dianecrews6130]

I'm watching you but everything you are mentioning are still in the stores and still in the patterns if you make your own clothes so I don't see where they're going out of style. All the stores are still carrying these types of clothes

[@oranges37]

I agree...I watched this thinking...huh?...u wear clothes that work for u....well I do anyway...😁

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Hi its the shape ie sharkbite and waterfall shapes and cold shoulder that i was refering to not colours or patterns. Where i do get of a patterned item its not because of yhe pattern but another reason such as my new lifestyle.

[@cfairc7562]

If you sew these things can be altered. I'm throwing nothing out in case I need it in future

[@dahrunriver2924]

Why not alter some of those and not contribute to the landfill?

[@samisticlife]

Think she said she was giving them to the charity (thirft) shop

[@kathygann1180]

I’ve been seeing a bunch of faux suede shirts and jackets in the stores in the last few months.

[@juliewatkins8141]

Yes I've done my weeding out in my wardrobes.

[@joannanangle4876]

still like waterfall cardigans some

[@marylhere]

If you’re going to get rid of something…take the scissors to it. Cut that bell off those sleeves. Cut the back off that two level top.

[@sheilajenkins8391]

I'd have kept the navy tshirt until I found a replacement.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

thank you. good point. luckily I did soon after recording this but yes in future perhaps I should:)

[@user-on7zd8yi8g]

My thought is that you would be more motivated to buy a new one if you’ve gotten rid of your old one!

[@dlg1776]

Inspiring

[@yvonprudhomme594]

I felt bad for you when you parted with your beloved navy tea shirt top I also have things I find hard to get rid of hopefully what I do might help you, when I write myself a list of what I need to replace and actually am fortunate enough to find a replacement it's not nearly as hard for me to part with my old stand by👕👎👕👍

[@Myover50fashionlife]

I've actually found a replacement from Vera Moda on Amazon so im happy agajn 😃 but great tip.

[@robbymitchell805]

R.I.P. Navy tee ❤😫😉

[@eveoakley6270]

Never liked waterfall cardigans, anything waterfall, or anything cold shoulder, yuk.

[@AB-zw7ub]

putting stuff in "the holding bay" 😉

[@joannanangle4876]

Ove pink jumper frill sleeve

[@georginasmith441]

note to self : tatty poncho shawly type things have to go !! 🤣

[@barbarashaffer5379]

I don’t know,,, I am very soon to be 68, & slight petite, gotta remember with the skinny jeans tank tops tube tops cardigans etc. history repeats history, flare is back , & bell bottoms pedal pushers, called Capri ‘s today. I myself very pickie how I dress. I do closet sweep with clothes I’m just simply tired of Not because they’re dated I don’t think there is a such thing as dated, anything goes these days.🤗

[@joannanangle4876]

Cold shpulder awful but have few off shoulders proper ones cold shoulder makes some women look body builders

[@joannanangle4876]

You are right time flys ana marie

[@daleenrossouw7354]

'Unfortunately' for me, I do alterations to make a garment look more fashionable. I have changed tops into scarfs, if I like the colour and material. The only things I have to give for charity, are those items I 'grew out of'!

[@Myover50fashionlife]

Thank you. I’d say I also grew out of these items. Had them so long I got fed up with them. Better items now to reach for now in my wardrobe. But that wouldn’t make an interesting video, if I just said I got bored of them. 😂

[@kims1941]

There's a new KZbin video with a girl in her 20's wearing "cold shoulder" tops and they look cute.

[@Myover50fashionlife]

There is a new trend in cut outs now. I think it looks slightly different to cold shoulder, the fashion industry would make sure it is to keep us spending 😉. Thank you for watching. I hope you enjoyed it.