How To Dress Your Age - Tips For Your 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's and Beyond
Today's video is all about how to dress your age. These are my tips for embracing life at every stage and enhancing your personal style along the way. This video is not a list of things you can and can't wear and instead liberating viewpoints for wearing what you love. Thank you so much for watching xx Audrey
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I'm still in my 20s but people have always said that I dress like an "old woman" so watching your videos has really helped me to start considering what I value in my personal style and how I can marry together my young-ish age and my love for more classic, structured, pieces that a lot of people my age don't consider trendy. Thank you Audrey for all the work you do!
@NT-gq6tz
4 жыл бұрын
Old people honestly have the best clothes. Vintage pieces are so stunning
@janicevin4207
4 жыл бұрын
when I was 20 I was told I was not feminine enough! I learned to wear "masculine looking" clothes and add some feminine touches (that I like!) like jewellery, scarves, belts, bags and I am completely happy with my style...
@jinatsultana2933
4 жыл бұрын
I also had the same problem in my 20s. I was always criticised for my matured dressing sense and even worse I was compared with my mother in law how her dress ups look more young-ish and not mine. I have now gained the confidence to present myself the way I want and ignore what others say or think or how they want to see me.
@Martina_E
4 жыл бұрын
I heard that too! I like how classy older ladies dress!
@Veronensis
4 жыл бұрын
I am also in my twenties, and I love a style based on the 1950s. I feel that because I am so young, people around me think it's kind of "cool" to dress so vintage, because I can "get away with it". But I have been a bit worried that as I age, my style will age me faster. Because in a few years I don't have that juxtaposition of a "young" person in an "old-fashioned" style. This video is a step in learning to be ok with that. Vintage styles is something I'm passionate about, and I don't see that going away any time soon.
"Age is a gift. The older we get, the luckier we are to see another year" I really in love with her quotes here
@2012sparow
3 жыл бұрын
This is wisdom people don’t realize it
@pbloom570
2 жыл бұрын
Agree 😇
@asherahtree8435
2 жыл бұрын
True for humans because they have short lived lives.
@jojijosette5946
Жыл бұрын
Beautiful attitude. Priceless.
My mom was a real Southern Belle. She wore beautiful hats and tied ribbons or scarves on them to match her outfit. She always had on her red lipstick and as her curly hair turned white she was more stunning than ever. Her clothes always fit just right and heads turned when she walked into a room. She kept it up until she passed away a year and a half ago at age 90.
@sandracoltorti2758
4 жыл бұрын
Your mom sounds like an icon of beauty style and elegance. So sorry for your great loss 💝
@ruthmuange459
4 жыл бұрын
Wow...
@pooja350
4 жыл бұрын
She must have been one memorable woman💙
@user-vb3gc5se9k
4 жыл бұрын
♥️♥️♥️❌
@SocialliSimple
4 жыл бұрын
She sounds like a Disney Princess 🥺 WOW
Thank you for this video. As an 82 year old senior, a classic dresser I decided to go gray with my hair when I was turning 80. I’m so glad I did. Inside I don’t feel my age and sometimes have to stop myself from feeling much younger. However, always positive and loving travel, I met a man (my age) who has many similar attributes as myself. He’s brought so much joy to my life and vice versa. Who says life is dull and boring at 80. We don’t.
@pennykennedy4915
3 жыл бұрын
God bless you for finding joy and for inspiring me as a 60 yr old! 💖I want your sense of style and confidence!
@nbe1951
3 жыл бұрын
Don't EVER stop yourself from feeling younger - be your authentic self! Too many act old before their time -
@ofeliamacapagal3526
3 жыл бұрын
so inspiring to hear your story. how i wish to find someone soon too 😉😊
@ixchel3993
2 жыл бұрын
Looking forward to 82♥️
@lisac6139
2 жыл бұрын
What a wonderful comment ❤️Wish you so much more joy
I am almost 36 and have a terminal illness. Getting old is such a privilege and fashion is a huge part of my life. Love your videos. Xx
@dayanajimenez678
4 ай бұрын
God bless you.
@applesidertea
Ай бұрын
God bless you
I LOVE this video for two big reasons: 1) the affirming message that we should dress in the ways that make us happy, and 2) the wonderful selection of pictures of women of all ages, races, sizes, etc. dressing with so much gorgeous style!
@veroniquejulienne8205
4 жыл бұрын
Totally agree with this comment! As for me, you helped me know what my color palette is, and I decided to try a faux leather legging after one of your videos, although I am in my fifties and I would not have dared before. It happens to suit my body type, I love to wear them, and my husband and my four children always compliment me about them!
@brendonsforehead4961
4 жыл бұрын
There’s only white and black women so I wouldn’t call it that diverse😅
@pyang125
3 жыл бұрын
Brendons Forehead There was an Asian
Hi Audrey, as a husband, I am so glad you share this! Both my wife and I are turning 40, and the other day she told me she’s too old for mini skirt. I kept telling her why is there an age restriction? I think it looks great on her! I’m so glad you share your thought on this. I share this video with her =) And by the way, I LOVE your voice! (The main reason I subscribe to your channel!) it’s so soothing and relaxing! I wish you can do an audio book of some sort =)
@leodiscorpion3350
2 жыл бұрын
thats so sweet 💗
@Grateful-v1x
2 жыл бұрын
I agree.her voice is great! And her approach doesn't sound demanding to require anyone to wear or dont wear this or that. Your wife is gorgeous and I agree you should let her watch this. There's nothing wrong wearing mini skirts at that age.
@llamasugar5478
2 жыл бұрын
I think the only rule that applies here is one that is the same regardless of age: choose one area to reveal at a time. If you’re going sleeveless or accenting the décolletage, wear something less revealing on your legs. If your legs will be the main attraction, wear something with more coverage on top (but it doesn’t have to be matronly; a long-sleeve off-the-shoulder top would be great). Putting all the merchandise on the showroom floor at once devalues it, imho.
@lindsaytoussaint
2 жыл бұрын
@@llamasugar5478 devalues it to who? Myself I dress conservatively but I applaud folks who wear whatever, regardless of rules insisting a certain percentage of us should be covered so we maintain our so-called value or taste. Bah! If being seen lowers anyone’s value it should be the looker not the seen.
@chelseabunker2391
2 жыл бұрын
A long time friend’s grandmother said she NEVER wanted to dress her age. She always wore very tasteful clothes, but she rocked above the knee dresses and wedge heels every summer I saw her until the day she died. That woman’s playful spirit showed through in her clothes and she never let herself get “old and stuffy”. Tell your wife, as long as it’s tasteful & if she loves the way she feels in it, ROCK IT BABE!
Don’t dress like you have aged, dress like you have LIVED. ♥️ I am thankful that I have lived long enough to begin to shed the fears and pressures of dressing for others. Every outfit tells our story, however long. I am keen to see people shifting to this view of fashion where we are not marketing ourselves but using clothes as a way to express the uniqueness of our experience and our soul.
@BetheChange80
2 жыл бұрын
Every Outfit tells a story. so true. Infact for me every outfit brings back memories of when I wore it first time and have got some good durable clothes that are 2 decades old.
My age has brought me a confidence I never had before. I am enjoying my 30s way more than my 20s. This is reflected in my clothing as well.
@chihuahuamama1443
4 жыл бұрын
surmadas same here! 30 is the new 20 😀
@jeccym8715
4 жыл бұрын
Me too
@quixoticmichelle
3 жыл бұрын
Same. There are clothes I wear now that I was afraid to wear in my 20s. I was thinner then yet I feel more comfortable now.
@mariewurdeman2085
3 жыл бұрын
Wait till you get to your 50s! You lose your body hangups and really understand yourself and your preferences. You can often also afford quality clothes with more ease as there are less demands on your wallet. But enjoy the whole journey. It is a precious gift in all it's stages.
@madimemixea8813
3 жыл бұрын
same here with me..
I'm 71 and have learned to dress to suit myself. At this age I no longer think about what others think. I love classic styles and I also love color. I still wear shorts only now they are usually in the form of a skort. That gives me shorts but the look of wearing a skirt. Fashion is fun.
@maitemino4372
4 жыл бұрын
Preach!
@MC-ko2mx
4 жыл бұрын
Dressing to suit yourself is such a good way of putting it!
@TheNicoliyah
4 жыл бұрын
Love that! You sound like a fun lady
@shuchi003
4 жыл бұрын
I need someone like you in my life 💞
@cafefay
4 жыл бұрын
Me, too! Skorts are my summer go to. I have a huge collection so I have something for most occasions and everyone just think I'm wearing a skirt💚
I am 35 and never felt so womanly and beautiful. I finally understand that my style are dresses from natural fabrics (linen), skirts and flowers in my hair. Finally I don't care if people like it. I started to think about my colors and it helps so much :) thank you Audrey, you have so much kindness in you.
@edennis8578
3 жыл бұрын
I care if people like what I wear because the only reason I wear clothes at all is for other people. By myself, I don't wear clothes at all.
@rosebella5462
2 жыл бұрын
@@edennis8578 so you walk around naked at home? 😂
@BetheChange80
2 жыл бұрын
So good to know. I love flowers ..real ones to decorate my hair.But worried what people would say and gave up. My mom used to decoarte my long hair with flowers (from our garden) every day when I was young.
I’m 50+ and I love the confidence I’ve gained over the years. My mom passed in July at 92 and loved all the latest style!!She loved her tailor and cleaners. Everything she wore had to be pressed. Mom wore makeup and pantyhose😜. At the end of her life I hope we honored her style by keeping her & bedding cleaned, lotion her skin, combing her hair and having her presentable to visitors! I hope to my end I’ll maintain my own inward & outward style, beauty and uniqueness💕
Dress shabbily and they remember the dress, dress impeccably and they remember the woman. - Coco Chanel 💗
@susanholl5994
4 жыл бұрын
Coco got it right. Still true today.
@SB_41
4 жыл бұрын
🖤
@barbarabasile1166
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing this quote 😀
@briana14333
3 жыл бұрын
oh I love that!
@dadamaisha4470
3 жыл бұрын
Absolutely love that❤️
My closet is jeans, tops, and kimonos. I have a boho style and being retired, i want comfort. 66 yrs young here! I love your videos! You are full of grace and kindness!
Really enjoying this comment section with women of all ages showing self-love. Thank you, Audrey!
Your inner beauty literally pours out of you.
@AudreyCoyne
3 жыл бұрын
🥰🥰🥰 you are too kind! Thank you so much for spreading such light and love. You made my whole week ❤️❤️ sending you a virtual hug xx
I'm 29 and I've been experiencing "age pressure". I sometimes still compare myself to my peers and get disappointed because I feel like I'm behind. I constantly need to remind myself that life is not a race and that I am robbing myself of happiness by subjecting my mind to this kind of thoughts. I'm slowly having less and less care on superficial metrics such as finances, belongings, achievements and so forth. I try to pursue what really matters to me. It's a work in progress.
@nuclearwessels2078
4 жыл бұрын
I'm the same age as you, and I relate so much!
@sylviajelimo6756
4 жыл бұрын
Me three :-) totally relate
@nyashamakwangudze4006
4 жыл бұрын
I'm 29 as well and I can relate
@loveprevails7080
4 жыл бұрын
It's normal at your age ,with time you will find yourself and be content with yourself.
@winjones1023
3 жыл бұрын
i truly enjoyed your offering. I'm 66 and wear clothes i love vintage from op shops and garage sales wear despite negative comments from siblings. The photos showed amazingly confident women of all ages celebrating their uniqueness. Great inspirations totally comfortable in their own strength, femininity, uniqueness who revel in being a woman. I loved your soft and beautiful voiceand the gentle encouraging way you presented your content-rich information. My only criticism is that women of different sizes height etc (that don't fit the slim, tall beauties) were not included. Thanks again Win, Queensland, Australia It would be lovely to see shorter, plumper women with different shapes short, large bust tiny waist and large legs, etc carry their unique styles off as your ladies have.
I'm close to 74 and I truly wear whatever I feel looks good on me. I love dresses, I love sleeveless tops, all manner of things. If I put something on and make a face when I look in the mirror, I take it off and put it in the donation box that lives in my closet. The only thing I've given up is very high heels because they no longer feel comfortable. I also am a huge makeup fan and every morning I get up, clean up, make up, dress up and show up ..... even if I'm not leaving the house (which is definitely the case here in Florida right now). Thanks for this great video.
@lovemyshipoo
4 жыл бұрын
71 and ditto🙂💐
@eileenmurtagh3514
4 жыл бұрын
Good for you, great attitude.
@j.m.7056
4 жыл бұрын
I will use the "make a face"! That and closet donation box. Thanks so much!
@eiyiyiyi
4 жыл бұрын
@@j.m.7056 You are so welcome!
@Mxtraveler
4 жыл бұрын
I am 66 and do the very same thing. I don’t want to pass the mirror and wince! I also want to look nice for my husband.
It’s like listening to the Bob Ross of minimalism, fashion and practicality. There’s no mistakes, it’s just figuring out your personal style 🙂
@jessicadesmond-robitaille5972
2 жыл бұрын
I love this
@lilasluxurylist8734
2 жыл бұрын
I agree! Even her sweet, soft voice is soothing like Bob Ross. I could listen to her all day - and she gives great advice too!
I really appreciate this video. I'm in my mid-forties and started thinking "am I dressed appropriately for my age"? I thought this video was going to be "20's: mini-skirts, trendy clothes" to "50's: start dressing more conservatively". So I truly appreciate the comment that "we should dress how we want". And as I understand it, this video is saying "stay true to yourself" no matter what age. Thank you!
I'm 19 and finally starting to experiment with my style. I love that I'm able to do this and that I'm figuring out who I am and what my style is. I sew outfits and customize thrifted clothes so I feel like my style is a full representation of who I am:)
@sewalways9331
4 жыл бұрын
hihi nope ...I encourage you to continue sewing and experimenting with your style which will evolve as you age. I too have sewn most of my life and love adapting and changing patterns, working with textures and color. It’s so much fun. I have been stopped a few times and complemented on how I look, which always makes me blush, mostly because I’m 67 now and with silver gray hair and only 5’2”. But, when I’m feeling a little down, I remember those encounters and I am reminded that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” and I’m grateful for those kind people.
I LOVED this video. I'm 23 and since I was a teenager I've always loved a classic look, like button downs and blazers - I like looking smart and it works for my face and body, I think. But my mother has never supported me with this because I should "enjoy the body I have while I'm young" and wear young people things like crop tops and "cooler" styles. I think those things are fine and I'm not opposed to a crop top, but I've always resented her telling me I was mad for wanting to dress a certain way. I also saw and continue to see it as dressing for the life I want, not the one I have. This past year I've been making so much progress with identifying my personal style that I've started buying things that I actually love and fit my vision of me and it feels so good. This video has made me think about it consciously and I feel propelled to truly start dressing for myself. Thank you so much, Audrey 💗💗💗
@janicevin4207
4 жыл бұрын
when i was young my mother influenced a lot of what i was wearing (she was paying!) The last time she did I was buying a watch with my own money this time and I let her influence me again. Well I seldom wore that watch which was not my real style....
@ireneg.m.9365
4 жыл бұрын
I can relate too! My mom did not like some of my creative looks when I was a teenager, my grandfather criticised my 'revealing' shorts and my uncle said girls should dress in a feminine way when I wore my brother's trousers. It's horrible to feel that people who love you shame you for what you wear when it clashes with their views. I am on my early thirties now, transitioning to a new stage and exploring my style and color more intentionally and freely than ever before. Damn it feels good :)
@sxs311
4 жыл бұрын
@@janicevin4207 I can relate, it's happened too many times to me! That's why I'm done with it now!
@sxs311
4 жыл бұрын
@@ireneg.m.9365 yesss it feels so good! I'm sorry you've also had experiences like that but now's our time to shine! 😆
@lynda.grace.14
4 жыл бұрын
I find this bit about blazers amusing. I recently found pictures from my first and second birthday of me rockin' first, a classic box pleated skirt and soft sweater, and second a similar skirt and blazer blazer combo with white piping. Then a little Chanel style slubbed wool suit with hat when I was seven and at twelve a pink box-pleated skirt with matching cropped, floral blazer in pink. (The other photos were black and white.) They were adorable. I've never ended my love affair with skirts and blazers.
I'm 49 now. When I was a teen, my mom had a stylist "do my colors". The stylist draped different colored fabrics over my shirt and had me look in a mirror. She showed me how some colors can bring out nice highlights in your own natural skin tone, while others highlight flaws, like blemishes or dark circles under the eyes. She gave me a color wheel and a pocket sized book of sample fabrics to take with me when I went shopping. It was very helpful in determining which colors I should wear near my face, and which colors to avoid.
@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042
3 жыл бұрын
I’m a winter.
@katiadelrieu5621
2 жыл бұрын
Bless your mom, she so helped you become à confident young woman!
@celesteshenas2155
2 жыл бұрын
I did that, too! A friend was a color consultant and did our group’s colors. It works and I’ve stuck with it for 30+ years.
I like your voice.
@sonimmachinao6481
3 жыл бұрын
Ya seriously it's so sweet. I was about to type the tell the same thing n saw ur coment
@micheallaattiogbe3879
3 жыл бұрын
Yh.... Her voice is so soft and calm😊😊
@STAR-LIGHT.1111
3 жыл бұрын
Verry relaxt
@natashaturner9328
3 жыл бұрын
Its so calm and relaxing
@Neednoy2
3 жыл бұрын
She told that she was trained as an opera singer. So I guess that makes her know how to project her voice effectively.
Audrey, I so enjoyed this video. I am 73 and I gave myself permission many years ago to be me. While many women do this, they somehow forget to translate that permission to their closets. Getting up and deciding how I want to present myself for the day is still such a deljght...you are so spot on. Love your channel, Thanks, Linda
Exactly, Audrey! I’ll be 63 tomorrow. I’ve always worn whatever I feel comfortable in. My mom is 81 today and she does exactly the same thing. We both wear shorts all summer! ❤️🇨🇦
@tamiewert808
4 жыл бұрын
Happy Birthday from BC 🇨🇦
@wallihaley5194
4 жыл бұрын
Michelle Lambert, have a great birthday! 🎂
@gwenb6636
4 жыл бұрын
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
@Blue-jo9fl
4 жыл бұрын
Happy birthday in advance!💕💕💕
@judixx
4 жыл бұрын
Happy Birthday to u!
I once heard " I do not know how to behave, act or dress my age. I've never been this age before." . Needless to say this changed my life. I admire people who choose to express themselves through their clothes, as I've always done this myself. I may dress more mainstream now, but I'm working on fusing my former style and what I wish for my future together. I'm just discovering more and more colors that suit me well, or do not. It such a fun journey.
Absolutely love your philosophy on fashion. Be yourself not your age. What I enjoy about my age, is being more confident with myself, trusting myself with just being okay with the choices I make.
I dress to my soul desires. . Not according to my birthday. 🙂 Your tips are always helpful and i find so great you share other images as well 💖
@ceciliaexp
4 жыл бұрын
By that i mean i love how you feature other women of all walks of life. It is so great to be so open and absorb all of their beautiful style.
This really spoke to me as I love to express myself through my clothes. I am well into my sixties and still enjoy choosing my clothes for each day.
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3 жыл бұрын
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Im 15. I just learned how to really love myself. Sounds kinda cheezy but now i feel really bad when my friends say something bad about themselves. I used to do it too. Things like saying how weird my hair looked that day, etc. seem so small but it makes a world of a difference when i manage to not even think them.
Such a refreshing and stylish videos. I am 74 and during lockdown decided to stop coloring my hair. I simply love it and I feel younger and much more free than in my teens. Love pastels all my life and regardless what others think I stick to colors and conservative styles that bring me joy.
@robertwilliams060
11 ай бұрын
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
This was a great video. As a woman "of a certain age," I totally agree with you. The photos were wonderful; I loved the diversity of women represented.
@aplusjba
4 жыл бұрын
I was going to comment the same. So refreshing.
@godisgood5038
4 жыл бұрын
Yes, that was wonderful!
@tonipope3164
4 жыл бұрын
Well said!
@jameshurst6344
3 жыл бұрын
@@aplusjba Hello Katherine, how are you doing?
I watched this with my mom, who is 73 and I'm 40, and we both loved it. Wonderful tips!
I recently retired and feel free; free to dress down or wear “churchy” outfits regardless of the day of the week! I no longer am bound to “business casual” or restricted from outfits that showcase my femininity. I do not have to blend in; I can express me! After 39 years in the work force, this is extremely liberating.
@patriciahawks1511
2 жыл бұрын
I so totally agree. I am 72 and recently retired after 48 years as a classroom teacher. I love to look “put together” and find that I have more time now to plan outfits so that when I go somewhere I can look my best.
My husband keeps complaining about my "granny sweaters" and constantly encourages me to buy clothes I deeply dislike because he thinks I'd look good on them (he has terrible taste in fabric). I struggle constantly with the desire to please him visually and my natural bias towards comfort and covering up my body. I think all of your advices in this video are super useful (plus, your voice is a miracle haha, I love to listen to it). It's about self confidence and putting your own needs first, I suppose. Thank you for your videos.
@ayushighosh20
4 жыл бұрын
My ex boyfriend hated that I wore a yellow and beautiful chiffon saree to a continental restaurant. I am an Indian and I carry a saree very well and it makes me feel graceful. He made fun of my dressing sense which I know is good enough and I have been praised for it before. He made fun of my individuality and couldn't accept it. Well now I wear saree whenever I feel like and happily living my life. Embrace your style and individuality. Nothing is more attractive than that .🙂🙂🙂
@safala
4 жыл бұрын
Ayushi Ghosh I am so glad you are dressing the way you like. Personally, I love sarees too, and wear them to almost all formal occasions. I am still in my late teens so, I do not have a lot of sarees, but you can bet that I am buying a whole lot of them when I am able to get a job. Anyways, I think sarees are eternally graceful and elegant piece of clothing that suit every body shape, height and occasion. Definitely one of the easiest clothing to dress up or down. No matter what anyone says, I am never getting rid of my love for sarees and in my opinion, anyone who cannot appreciate the beauty of sarees doesn’t really have a taste in clothing. They do not have to like to wear it, but they can certainly appreciate the elegance of sarees.
@KM-sp7qo
4 жыл бұрын
My two cents: Dress for your self, not for others. If you deeply dislike the clothing your husband suggests, that should be the end of it. I love that Audrey herself noted in the video that she shed the thinking of dressing up as how others think she should, and it made her much happier. Do what makes you happy.
@emmaphilo4049
3 жыл бұрын
He just wants you to dress more feminine. It happens a lot with men
@edennis8578
3 жыл бұрын
@@ayushighosh20 That shocks me, that he didn't like sarees. They're the most beautiful, elegant clothes in the world. He obviously had no taste.
What a great philosophy, Audrey! I love your videos. I’m 43 and have reduced my wardrobe considerably because I am done playing and now just want lasting quality. So I spend a little more for a classic and I find it lasts years and years. Which is what I did in my 20s too but never realized I was doing it! And yes, people said I too dressed “older” or dressed up too much and too often. Amazing how comments can derail a person’s confidence. But I’m done with that! Life is too short. Dress in a way that makes you feel good and makes you feel like you!
I’m 64 now and I don’t think the joy of putting an outfit together will ever die. It saw me through cancer treatment a few years ago - yes I’m one of those who saw chemotherapy as a social occasion 😂 and dressed appropriately and comfortably but I like to think I was still stylish. Love your channel Audrey. Whatever the subject it is always a treat. ❤️
@veronicajimenez5135
4 жыл бұрын
Loved this video!! Know yourself and what you feel good in! Bravo!
@pennykennedy4915
3 жыл бұрын
God bless! I hope you are doing well! 🙏🏻💖
@jameshurst6344
3 жыл бұрын
Hello Mary, how are you doing?😊
Audrey, this is without a doubt the best video of yours. I absolutely loved it. I watched it twice and will watch it many more times. Your perspective on age appropriate dressing was spot on. I am 65 years young and recently started wearing dresses and skirts. It was out of my comfort zone at first, but now I’m truly enjoying it. After discovering “slip shorts” I am wearing dresses and skirts at least 3 days a week. I’m excited each morning to try something new. I especially enjoy skirts with sneakers. Thank you for your point of view on this subject. You are such a refreshing change of pace! I really appreciate all your hard work.
I liked this. I get tired of reading articles about what people can and can’t wear at certain ages so it’s nice to see someone advocating for wearing what you like instead of dressing for a certain age. On an unrelated note, I’d love to see a video on jewelry. Specifically, what necklace lengths look good with what necklines on shirts and dresses. Your necklaces always look great with your outfits and I can never seem to find necklaces that look good with my crew necks so I would love guidance on that.
I'm 27, and at this point, I feel self-love. I look at the mirror, and I don't think of body shaming myself anymore. I feel confident about how I look. I have an outfit for every occasion and weather. I'm surprised when people take inspiration from my outfits or ask me for fashion advice. I think the seasonal color analysis is fundamental to look your best, and I believe KZreadrs like Audrey Coyne are great at teaching people how to look timeless and classy for any season. I changed my mind about dressing for summer, I learned that this is an elegant season for dresses and sandals and now, I absolutely love dressing up for summer!
@NeakM
4 жыл бұрын
I have been 27 for a couple of months, and by far it has been the best age yet for me. The self-love is on 100! I agree with everything you are saying, and Summa is my FAV too! Time out for body shaming and time in for acceptance, because ain't nothing wrong with us. Stay Fabulous ;)
@xnaija
4 жыл бұрын
Hey I just turned 27 too.
@lizwink5909
3 жыл бұрын
I just turned 28, and I felt the same way about 27
I'm 27, and I am at this really cool crossroads where for the first time in my life I describe myself as a woman, not a girl, and for the first time I'm starting to have this real affection for my body and this freedom with it. A comfort in my own skin. And what this equates to is that I'm young enough to wear a crop top and show half an inch of skin over my high waisted pants when I'm wearing casual clothes on the weekend, in celebration of this feeling :P I'm also closing on my first year of working in my first career job post grad-school, I built a colour scheme and stuck to it when I first bought workwear pieces, and I was amazed at how confident I felt through the year and how impactful it was to be comfortable and happy in the colours and styles I was wearing. I didn't worry so much about what to wear, I also bought significantly less random pieces because I had a structure to stick to.
(Wife on husband’s account). In my 20s, I discovered clothes and the joy of dressing in a way that reflects my personality and shape/color/etc. In my 30s, I married and had 3 kids; just this past year I turned 40 and (now that my body is my own again) I’ve been trying to discover myself and my style again. My time and energy are stretched thin, but I’m making an effort to dress in a way that makes me feel comfortable without being sloppy, and stylish without feeling high maintenance. And my jewelry is undergoing a change, too. Anyway, I really appreciate this video because in so many other places we’re told how we “should” dress, but I’m just not into what they’re pushing. Thank you for allowing me to feel confident in my choices no matter what my age; I appreciate it very much! :-)
You’re so “sunshiney” and it makes me feel happy and warm listening to you. And very helpful because I’m 40 soon. It can be rather depressing sometimes but I know it’s ridiculous and vain thinking that way. Confidence comes from within, no matter what the age. However, I WILL say that as we age we can’t get away with wearing cheaper clothes, products or make up - everything does get a little bit more expensive.
This is a wonderful presentation. I am very proud to be 72 and still enjoying adding to my wardrobe. Recently I moved to a warmer climate and am loving wearing dresses again, almost on a daily basis. It feels great! Thank you for your insightful videos. 🌻
@nbe1951
3 жыл бұрын
Yes, dresses are so comfortable and airy and feminine and fun!
@jameshurst6344
3 жыл бұрын
Hello Carolyn, how are you doing?😊
I love how you firmly and friendly posed your disclaimer and the made your point. I agree 100%. I have been wearing flat shoes only for years now and am never going back.
@salliewhitney5889
4 жыл бұрын
Shoes. Oh lord. I noticed that many of the more mature fashion icons posted with the video were wearing super cute heels, and that the shoe goes a long way to creating a look of style and sophistication. I have bunions. Trying to find bunion friendly footwear isn’t about fashion it’s about wearability. This isn’t a topic that Audrey should have to address, it’s not her world and I wouldn’t ask her. EmpressAustralia makes a stylish wide flat that for me is worth the money and the wait!
This is such an encouraging video, Audrey! To tell the truth I was expecting a set of rules that you adhere to and it was *such* a breath of fresh air to hear you use such freedom of intuition! I love your advice!! You are so wise. I am a mom of young kids in my early 30s and what I love about dressing my age is how I began discovering my personal style (despite running after little kids and changing diapers!) I hated how “frumpy” my wardrobe had gotten (and how frumpy moms tend to dress) and I wanted to change that about myself. I wasn’t happy, I was depressed and felt like a hot mess and like I could barely function. I wanted to show up to my life like the woman I aspired to be: loving, patient, kind, and elegant. And my clothes were clashing with who I wanted to be! Since what I wore was one of the *few* things I could control, I resolved to begin getting dressed in a way that gave me self-respect and dignity. I’ve been able to thrift and buy second hand clothing and it has been so helpful help me identify what I love and don’t love. Truly, sticking with a color palette has been huge in eliminating buyer’s remorse. And it turns out, everything that I admired when I was a teenager, looking through clothing magazines at my grandmother’s house, is exactly what I love today. I loved seeing women wearing classic Safari style shirtdress. I found a tan one at Old Navy when I was about 17 and I wore it ALL the time. It just took me over 15 years to realize that you CAN dress the way that you love. I remember being about 15 years old and my eyes going wide and my breath catching when I saw a picture of a classy woman wearing a Ralph Lauren style military blazer, with equestrian buttons running down the front, a white/cream colored Ruffle shirt underneath, and neutral slim trousers tucked into knee high boots. THAT is how I would dress one day if I could, I thought. Years came and went, I mostly wore scrubs for work, then became a mom and my personal style went drown the drain, and I kind of lost myself. Now, I have been on a journey to reconnect myself with what I always innately knew that I loved. A Collared shirtdress, a silk scarf, a bit of equestrian flair; I’m just so happy to have the opportunity now to honor the dreams of that young girl of fifteen when she wished she could wear classy, elegant outfits, with neutral colors and utilize layers and vests, and wear those riding style boots! 🥰 I also feel that I am showing my young kids what it looks like when a woman respects herself and honors her body. 💕
I’m happy to have watched this again. As I’ve just turned 36 I’ve wondered if it’s time to clear out my closet of all the clothing and shoes I’ve had since my 20’s and “grow up” a little bit. This video helped clear a lot of that confusion. Thanks Audrey 😊💙
I turn 55 tomorrow, and the one gift of aging is that, as you said, I know myself and what makes me look my best. That's mainly button-down oxford shirts, jeans that fit well and flats. I'll pair this with pearls, but before you think "yawn," I'll throw my black moto jacket over the top. I'm also partial to my skull ring, with five small skulls across the band. It's this mix of traditional and rocker that makes me feel confident and comfortable. Keep up the good work, Audrey - appreciate all your videos!
@NT-gq6tz
4 жыл бұрын
That sounds sooo cool! I'm 19 and would 100% wear this style
@martaleitao9419
4 жыл бұрын
Happy birthday!!
@dschultz6981
4 жыл бұрын
@@martaleitao9419 Thanks, Marta! It was a good one.
I love how you have such a body-positive and inclusive attitude towards fashion Audrey! It is so refreshing
@JenniferAhluwalia
4 жыл бұрын
👍 agree
At 59, what's interesting is that I've sort of gone back to some aspects of how I dressed in my 20's. I just remember how much I loved drama and dressing to make a statement--especially going out to downtown NY clubs in the early 80's. If you weren't a star, you'd better dress like you were on stage for the doormen to let you in! As I got older (and stopped hanging out lol) I moved away from that. Now I'm looking again for statement/investment pieces to mix with staples. I want to shine again. :)
@elizabethtimothy4776
4 жыл бұрын
Yes Beautiful, go on and shine like a DIAMOND ❤️
You got me when you said there is no dressing your age, thank you, you're my first subscription ever.x
I’m in my early 30s now so this was so great, I have found that over time I prefer neutrals so I can add color with my makeup and accesories, and I’m slowly but surely figuring out what I don’t like/need and what works with my style. I’m a concert photographer and I wear a lot of band shirts (I know, “what are you doing here?”), and your videos helped me not only find ways to work it into my outfits and make it look cool but polished, they’re also helping me listen to myself and what my style is without judgement, and ultimately I’ve been happier and more comfortable. Thank you!!!
I am 50 (51 in October). I do work outside the home but it's a casual office. I dress for comfort, but I like to look put together. I recently bought blazers because of your videos. I love the look of a blazer with t-shirts, button-ups, and/or casual tops paired with jeans and ankle boots or flats. I'm not much into wearing heels any longer. I also do not spend as much time on my make-up as I did when I was younger (teenager of the 80's...make-up was everything back then) and I find it refreshing to be able to do that and still look put together. Also, I'm in the process of re-configuring my wardrobe (again because of your videos). It was time I simplified my closest. Best part, the ladies in my family are benefiting from my clean out. Thank you for sharing advice and tips.
@jameshurst6344
3 жыл бұрын
How are you doing?😊
What I love most about being 24 are all the transition phases I’m going through! Graduating college, finding a career, planning a wedding for next spring, and feeling the most confident I have felt in my life! I love that I have accomplished a lot, yet there is still much life to be lived and new things to discover ❤️
@noCRAPplz
2 жыл бұрын
Good for you! I'm in my lates 20s and feel so lost regarding career, relationship etc.
@Eve90
Жыл бұрын
@@noCRAPplz that’s perfectly normal, it just means you’re still learning about yourself! Lean into the process :)
Really great video! I'm 72 and have just recently decided on my 'look' and I'm thrilled. V neck white T-shirts and interesting cardigans that have pockets. Skinny jeans or leggings. Heels or tennies, and of course my constant strand of small, asymmetrical pearls. Will check out other videos -- and yes, Age IS a gift!
I would love to hear you speak more about tailoring since you mention it’s something that’s so important to you! How do you choose something to be tailored, how do you ask the tailor for what you want, what are some modifications you should or shouldn’t make to a garment? Love your videos! ❤️
@maryokeefe5351
4 жыл бұрын
Katrina, if I may offer you my opinion, why not ask for referrals from the best-dressed women you know? They will likely know someone good in your area. then tell the tailor what you would like to change in the piece and let them come up with the solution. It is money very well spent and you will keep your pieces longer because of how much better you feel when you wear them.
@beverlyhale9687
4 жыл бұрын
Katrina Putman I would very much like more information on tailoring.
@pappyone6062
4 жыл бұрын
Look for a tailor in your area if you can’t get a personal referral from a friend, amd go with some articles of clothing that aren’t super expensive the first time. Put the clothes on and ask the tailor what they think. They are professionals and will be able to figure out what the garment needs in order to fit you in the way that you tell them you want it to fit. They know what to do. They are magic!
I just turned 30, and now I've finally bought my very first designer bag. It's probably silly, but it just didn't feel right before.. I feel like I've earned it somehow now!
@gumiiiidek
4 жыл бұрын
Congrats😍😍😍big moment!
@martianwalker31
3 жыл бұрын
I'm 29 and still feel too young for a designer bag, another 5 years or so and I'm ready :D
@gammeldansk1
3 жыл бұрын
@@martianwalker31 As long as it feels right :) Nothing worse than spending a lot of money on something that is then just going to sit on the shelf because it feels wrong to use it xD
@annlovecc
3 жыл бұрын
Me too and same age. Just got my first Chanel last week. I think I should enjoy my life and myself more in my 30s
@gammeldansk1
3 жыл бұрын
@@annlovecc congratulations on the Chanel! 🤩
I’m terribly pleased that you’ve collaborated my theory on “dressing my age,” because I was beginning falter. Thank you for your kind, thoughtful, and logical advice on having a color palette etc. I’ve only see a few of your videos, but I look forward to seeing many more.
On my early 60's & I think what I like best about my age is my increased insight into other people. ❤️ Ty, Audrey, for all you do.
I’m in my mid-40s and am going through earlier than average peri-menopause so, honestly, I’m struggling with my body image a bit. But I do have a more relaxed attitude towards myself and care less about what other people think; I’m less concerned about trends although I do pay attention because I love fashion. A topic I think that’s related to this one is dressing for your lifestyle. Many of us at one time have collected or made clothes for our ideal selves or a fantasy lifestyle which is far from practical! For example, I like to sew and I’m always attracted to pretty dresses and wanting to make them out of delicate fabric and/or silk and I finally realized that I had a closet full of clothes I never wear. So then I wrote down the activities I actually do and places I actually go. I started creating Pinterest boards of women gardening or working on flower farm who at the same time looked very stylish (because I spend a lot of time gardening!). I also started to sew more pretty nightgowns and robes because I spend a lot of time wearing those too. 😅 I would love to know your take on this: transitioning from shopping for your fantasy self to your real self whilst still looking and feeling put together. Maybe others would also find this topic helpful to explore?
@missarchaeologist
4 жыл бұрын
I totally understand you about the menopause. I was 38 when I started going through it (not peri-menopausal, but actual, real menopause), and found the symptoms accompanying it making me very sef-conscious. Then, I sat down and had a proper chat with myself. The conclusion was that I wasn't going to change anything about how I dress, except for going for more breathable materials and a wee wider cuts for the first two years because of the hot flashes. Now that I am through that (what a relief!), and turned 43, I went back to my original style. But still wearing looser cuts as well, because I discovered I actually quite enjoyed them. Bravo for recognising your ideal self vs your real self, and dressing accordingly. Wishing you all the best. 🖤
@bellissimabeautyblog9006
4 жыл бұрын
I absolutely love your comment, wise words have been spoken! Wishing you all the best! Greetings from Poland!
@TheNicoliyah
4 жыл бұрын
What great tips, thanks for sharing
@ParticulaDeTacere
4 жыл бұрын
I'm in my early 30s and I'm still in that phase where I tend to shop for my fantasy self, looking for all sort of reasons to buy that very cute dress that I will mostly likely hardly ever wear... Some people say to dress for the life you want to have, but it can be quite an impractical advice. Reading your comment made me want to look for the beautiful parts of my real self that I can let show through my choice of clothing. If that makes any sense 😅so thank you! And yes, I'm curious on what Audrey would say about this!
@salliewhitney5889
4 жыл бұрын
You are straight up smart!
I’m 59 and like the others, I have learned to dress for myself. I am a pants and top girl and that is my base. I have learned that I only like solid neutrals and add color and texture with scarves and blazers. I experiment with different weight pants and tops through the seasons. Everything in my closet goes with everything else, making it a breeze to dress every day.
@decemberschild1504
4 жыл бұрын
I'm another 59 year old Donna. And you are so right. I finally decided to just dress in what I like and feel comfortable in. Totally liberating!!!! It might mean beige. It might mean enormous polka dots. But whatever it may be, it's my choice. And my awesome family never rolls their eyes or comments.
@lynda.grace.14
4 жыл бұрын
Smart strategies. It makes packing for travel very easy too. (If and when we travel safely again, that is.)
Aw I love this advice. I’m 30 and started thinking “I shouldn’t wear x, y, or z anymore”. And this helped me realize what I really love to wear. Thank you so much for posting this.
This is such an inspiring video to just be comfortable in your skin, your clothes and style. I'm 20 but my preference has always been more sophisticated and simple. And I absolutely love it and how I feel in it. Despite being told that I dress older and more mature I still incorporate it in every piece. Thank you for a beautiful video.
I'm now 53 and I don't feel old at all. I don't wear make up and I wear what makes me feel good. You and I have very different styles but I really appreciate your perspective on dressing and being oneself. Thank you!
I dress however I want, I wear what suits my curvy body. I wear what’s appropriate for the occasion. Love you so very much sweet lady.
“Dressing Your Truth” is such a fantastic (free) course to help you totally nail a color palette that honors you! What I love about it is it also helps you with patterns (!), design lines (silhouettes), fabric textures, and much more. DYT helped me so much with identifying precisely why I am drawn to certain pieces and not to others. It makes shopping and thrifting such an easier thing!
I’m 16, so my favorite experience has been finding out more about myself and preparing for my future
Thanks so much for this, I especially appreciate the still pictures you incorporated of real women without the overfilled cheekbones and overplump lips we see on so many insta pictures. Nothing against those things but I think lovely young women are using them s little too early and often. I’m over 50 and am loving my closet, color palette and the ability to spend on a few really nice things. I stick to classics, solids and neutrals and accent with scarves. I add statement costume jewelry from my grandmother’s roaring twenties collection to give my understated clothes a funky spin.
@jameshurst6344
3 жыл бұрын
Hello Elizabeth, how are you doing?
EXCELLENT video. One of the best I've ever seen on the subject. I am in my late 60s and I've finally learned that while it's great to get positive feedback from others, I really only need a thumb's up from the person staring back at me in the mirror. Thanks for the video and the links. Love your content, Audrey.
Great video! Thanks for the positive comments. I'm in my 60's and still have rocking legs but have felt uncomfortable about continuing to wear my short shorts. No longer!
@robertwilliams060
11 ай бұрын
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I’m 69, my style has changed over time, but I always go back to what makes me feel good. I love your channel.
Love your top. It echoes the classic Willow plate. It's a stunning color. I'm 65 and I'm an Autumn season, but your advice transcends all seasons and allows me to insert any of my own muted colors. My favorite pieces right now would be a wide leg Palazzo pant and tank top... comfortable and timeless. Thanks for all the inspiration and guidance.
@jameshurst6344
3 жыл бұрын
How are you doing?😊
Thank you for showing so many chic older women! I am 65 years old, petite, and fit. When I was younger I exercised to try to change my shape into whatever was the current fad. At 65, I exercise to feel strong and healthy. I love that change! I may have wrinkles and in places I have saggy skin, but I am still here to enjoy life! What a blessing. In terms of dressing, I have had years to learn what looks good on me and what I feel best in, but every now and then I step out of my comfort zone. I recently bought a jumpsuit and go so many compliments on it!
@jameshurst6344
3 жыл бұрын
How re you doing?😊
Whenever I feel like I need some graceful vibe, I will watch your videos. Thank you so much for putting up this channel.
Audrey, I adore this video! I especially loved the photos of all of these beautiful women, comfortable in their own skin, authentically sporting their personal style; perhaps a style they spent their lives cultivating. Beautiful butterflies, each one. So inspiring!
I’m 65 and I found that I love to wear slightly fitted tunics from mid thigh to above the ankle. Combined with leggings, straight pants or chinos. Slightly fitted tops, polos or sweaters mostly navy with dashes of peach jade green or turquoise scarves, bags, head scarves and feature earrings as my only jewellery. This allows for simplicity and flexibility from 2” heels to boots, and flats. All figured out with the help of beautiful Audrey and The Curated Closet. Love your inspiration Audrey 🥰
@jameshurst6344
3 жыл бұрын
Hello Terri, how are you doing?
I love this so much and your style philosophy. And I love how you said “Age is a Gift”. I like my style a lot more than I did in my teens/20’s/30’s I feel like I’m more secure With who I am and I love playing with colour. Thank you again for another wonderful video.
Bless you for having this point of view. So many of us get tired of having younger people take virtually everything we want to wear off our list as we get older (even if we er uh were that judgemental ourselves when we were younger). I love your perspective on this because as I've gotten older I have a better sense of my own style and well loved things I've had for decades that I still love to wear. So yay! I've watched a couple of your videos recently and just subscribed.
I love how positive this video is! I am moving into my late 40s, and my style has always been kind of quirky changing from bright colors and glitter to concert t-shirts and jeans, depending on my mood.
I only really started to be comfortable and dress for myself once I hit 30. I never thought much about what I wore before that, but it's given me such a freedom of expression and genuine excitement every day. I love wearing oversized clothes, jeans and more tailored pieces like blazers. I am inspired by Korean fashion a lot and sometimes that gets me odd looks here in Ireland :)) but I've come to think of it as "they stare because i'm just too cool :))
@BetheChange80
2 жыл бұрын
Me too.I wore anything that I was given or bought until 25. Then from 30s discovered my style but limited to that..and now at 40 want to try something else that will be new and comfy for me.
Uplifting video - appreciate your positive spin by asking what we like best about our age. I am over 70, and know I can never wear ruffles or puff sleeves without looking ridiculous! I have also learned, because of my husband’s fashion sense, that I still look good wearing black!
You always look polished yet comfortable in all your videos. You also have the most calming voice of anyone on KZread. I am in my mid-60s but appreciate all of your videos. Keep them coming. Take care.
I’m 56 and have finally accepted my body and know exactly what clothes look great on me. It has been a journey and when I look in my closet now, I can smile instead of grimace. Thank you for such a beautiful video with photos of so many diverse and beautiful women showing their personal style.
This is the best video I’ve ever seen about this topic. Thank you so much for sharing ❤️🇵🇦
Great video Audrey! I’m almost 50 and my favorite part of this age is not giving two hoots what others think. Also, I’m confident in saying ‘no’. My favorite saying is “If it’s not a hell yes, then it’s a hell no”!
I am retired and of a "certain age" and after watching your videos I have become inspired to indulge in discovering and wearing "my style" with joy, panache (and maybe even feathers!) I truly appreciate your videos and you are fabulous !!
I am 20 years old and I find myself worrying that I will "miss out" if I don't dress in the trends seen in my demographic. Your insight helped me find comfort in wearing what is flattering to me, and what allows me to feel comfortable in my body. I would also like to add that you have such a pleasant voice and I enjoyed listening from start to finish. Thank you for your content, you have gained a subscriber!
I love fashion and as mother and more recently grand-mother in my early 60's I have chosen to continue to dress my style - work out - stay healthy and slim and love the curated closet I have built over time (half of my closet at least is thrifted high quality items).....I say no to bootie shorts, neon or other ghastly trends but I would have done that in my 20's too....LOL...when you know who you are, you dress for that radiant image not a chronological number....Big Hugs Angel....simply love you, your channel and everything you work towards...
Thank you for this lovely video. Your empowering message and wonderful fashion show are inspiring! Like you, at an early age, my mom introduced me to the magic of a tailor. She also taught me about high quality (slow fashion) clothing as an investment. Now this "vintage" style is appreciated and coveted, and so much better for the environment. I also love to mix beautiful vintage items with more recent purchases, and always with good quality shoes. Sadly I do buy some fast fashion items, largely for sports, though they get well used. Yes, wear what you want, though mature women look best in good quality vs fast fashion (don't wear your daughter's clothes). During this pandemic, I've been raising my spirits by continuing to rotate my vintage items while working online -- I took my inspiration from your classy and beautiful approach. Cheers
At my age (78) I applaud you for point out these gems. I know what colors I love, and my classic style. I’m glad to be me!🥰
Thank you for this video! I am 53 and I have been struggling with wanting to know how to dress my age. i like to create my own style because it is fun and I get to be my creative self. I am glad I found this video it makes me feel good that I can be myself and not feel the pressure of how I should look for my age. I am conservative with an edge in a way and it works for me. I am not the type that follow every style that comes out, I just am myself and have fun with it. Thank you! I am encouraged!
@PRJohn-mz1je
2 жыл бұрын
I do agree with you 💯💯💯💯💯👍I am 59 I do the same thing. Look like 37.
Thank you for the lovely video, Audrey. I am 57 and your dressing tips always work really well for me. That being said, in the last year, there is something important that I have learned. Women my age are always told to use clothes to "hide" parts of their body that they "don't like". Last year, I decided to stop focusing on hiding my arms, belly, etc., and instead, I make it a habit to strip down in front of the mirror and really look at my whole body every day, and apply what I know from ballet barre exercises to improve posture, alignment, strength exercises, and range of motion to activate those parts of my body and give them the TLC they need. As a result, I look for elegant clothes (no gym wear!) that also allow me to move, stretch and walk as much as possible during the day, like well-cut pants with a little stretch, chic leather flats, and midi skirts that show off the waist but also have enough leg room that I can close my office door, drop down on the floor and do some stretches when I feel like it. Dressing the body I have while thinking about using movement, alignment and posture to improve it is much, much more fun than hiding and self-shaming. :)
I don't know your age, but your skin looks so evergreen , shiny and youthful ❤️ btw the video is amazing.🥂 Love love❤️
@omaryvelez6264
4 жыл бұрын
She is 33! Love her calmness... sounds like someone who has lived longer! So wise! ❤️
@HopePhotoG
4 жыл бұрын
@@omaryvelez6264 I agree tho I had to turn the volume up to hear her except when she got excited haha
Audrey you are so sweet! I love watching your videos ! I am 46 now and I think the thing I love is not looking at myself critically anymore. I can see the beautiful person I am from where I have come. Please keep doing what you are doing!
Thank you Audrey, as always your videos are full of well thought out and communicated tips. I’m 49 and what I love the most about my age is the comfort with who I am and confidence in dressing for me (rather than others). I eliminated all synthetic fabrics from my wardrobe (especially polyester, not that there is anything wrong with it except at my age, this fabric makes hot flashes feel that much worse!), my hair is natural grey and I consciously selected a color palette that works with great (thank you for those tips), comfortable yet chic pieces in natural fabrics that work with my minimalist lifestyle. I love everything in my closet and getting dressed is my morning “zen”
I have looked younger than my actual age for most of my life, in attempt to look my age I tend to dress older, like a senior older. Honestly I'm still trying to figure my style out, thank you for this video!
I really appreciated the photos you showcased here, Audrey! Beautiful women. I tend to like linen fabrics, flowy things with one crisp element (i.e., boxy linen oversized shirt with tailed cropped pants) and I recall my sister-in-law commenting that I dressed like I was 60 (I was 42)! But now that I'm 50, I still love it....so I guess I have always known what I liked. Ha! Who knew?
@j.m.7056
4 жыл бұрын
You knew! Certainly more than your sister-in-law!!!
I absolutely love that you encourage us women to find our personal style and appreciate every year we have lived. I am 64 years young, fitter than ever and finally achieved my dream weight after giving birth to six children. Five lived and my last born is this year 20. I love either to dress sportive and elegant or relaxed and comfortable. You are right about investing in good quality items which don't have to cost all that much. Know and understand materials by touching and feeling them. Don't invest ever in unnatural materials as they don't last, make you feel sweaty and smelly. I know as I live on a tropical place. Keep your videos going. I have learnt a lot.
Love the comment "Age is a gift. " Isn't that the truth. I have gone thru one heck of a year with some of my friends die tragically is a accident and one of complete natural causes that shouldn't be the case at age 54. It is a gift to be treasured everyday! I so enjoy your channel and have been going thru my wardrobe and really taking a look at the items I love and feel great in and some I bought because they were in style. I have noticed my trend to classic styles. Nice to have been prompted by you to really take a look at my choices over all. Thank you! You are a very sweet doll!