I'm 66 and wouldn't want to be any other age. I'm my perfect weight finally, I have money, still work, happy always took care of my skin. Love this video. Thank you for respecting us we are the ones with the money and the power.

@latinaalma1947

2 жыл бұрын

Yes good for us...survivors we are SO lucky...live a joyous life!

@robinnewton1061

2 жыл бұрын

67 here. I have been exercising since 2004. Never felt better. 🤗🤗🤗🥰…love Paulina vid. Thank you for this one

@trishhobbsphillips3164

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!! I’m 56 and happier than ever!

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Love this Jamie - bravo 👏🏼

@Karen-ve6ds

2 жыл бұрын

Not all of us though. I’ve had neither money nor power, somebody write and tell me what it’s like. 😁

We need more older women representing so many of us. We don’t want to be invisible. Paulina is really beautiful and has an awesome body etc maybe not the average older lady but we all need to embrace her attitude 🦋🤗

@AdrienneMint

2 жыл бұрын

Yes to that❤️❤️❤️

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree Denise 😊

Thank you for your advice. My problem is that I cannot settle for a style. The older I get, the younger and more free I feel. I want to dress like a different character everyday like a kid!🤣

I've never allowed anyone to influence me about "what not to wear"! 69 and still dress exactly as I please. With age am better off financially and no longer make fashion mistakes. "Clothes maketh the woman"!

@robinnewton1061

2 жыл бұрын

67 here. A high five to ya…..😄😄😄….. I dress how I want also.

@chrisstaats8406

2 жыл бұрын

Amen, sister.

@conniewatson9658

2 жыл бұрын

Amen sister. My thoughts exactly 👏👏

I honestly don’t believe we should be slaves to fashion and the latest styles. It’s about feeling confident,comfortable and true to yourself. Any pieces which you are drawn to and that reflect your personality will make you hold your head up high and feel your best. The most wonderful thing about fashion is there’s something out there for everyone and that’s just great.

@layladarby1994

2 жыл бұрын

That's why I love Halle Berry, she looks great in leisure wear, or a beautiful dress at the award shows, while I don't go to awards I do love to wear leisure clothing. And being in my 50s it works just as well as a lady in her 20s

My mom and dad are almost 60 and they still dress fly!!!! I believe dressing nice keeps you feeling good and looking good

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more :)

I’ve always loved quirky clothing. I would buy them but was not brave enough to wear them. After the pandemic, I’ve decided to wear what I love. My happiness is most important!

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Great attitude - love it 😊

@JJJettplane

2 жыл бұрын

I've been working on this with a counselor and her advice to me was to wear those bold quirky pieces and take a few walks around the block to "desensitize" myself and then becoming more brave about how I dress. I've been hiding my quirky style for years and now at 60 pushing myself finally! Her advice to address comments from people is to just respond by saying, "I love it!"

@melligolightly

2 жыл бұрын

Funnily enough, I used to dress very classic and borderline frumpy in my 20s. Now in my 30s I embrace my quirky personality and style more and more. Looking forward to becoming a badass older lady. 😎

@lynnetrue4103

2 жыл бұрын

Watch B. Jones Style on KZread. You will love her. She's not my style at all but she is brave!

I totally agree with you! The concept of dressing your age is confusing to me. Who gets to decide what’s appropriate for me? Your lifestyle, your personal style and preference should be your primary guide on what to wear. I know longer desire to chase trends like many younger women and I don’t want to look like mutton dressed as lamb, but I don’t want to look dowdy either. The older I get (I’m 62) the more I trust my own instincts.

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Such a confusing “silly” concept right Katherine? 🤦🏻‍♀️

@VickiMackLataillade

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I will be 68 in Feb. I dress the way I feel!

We dont need to be allowed" to do anything. We need to reclaim our power and do/wear whatever we want, present ourselves however we want

Honestly, as a sixty one year old, I find that while Paulina sends out positive messages, she sets the bar too high for me. I'm fit and healthy, but I could not achieve her shape--partly genetics, partly because it's not where I would put my energy. I'm at the point where I'm comfortable in my skin and don't need to compete with younger women for "the male gaze." Don't get me wrong, I do look put together and I still get looks (men do flirt with me but sometimes my son's have to point it out to me as I'm oblivious) but it's not something I try for.

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

And that right there is one of the best things about ageing imo Helena 😊

@amikrenzel5788

2 жыл бұрын

I am with you, I feel no need to try to get male attention to my body.

@jbar234

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, I am 48 and just don’t need that. And I have a very different body type anyway 😊

@ponygirlusa

2 жыл бұрын

Paulina isn't "setting the bar too high," unless you're comparing yourself to her. Her whole message is to simply take pride in your appearance regardless of age, weight or looks, just do what you can to take care of yourself.

It’s great to see someone like Paulina looking great in her 50s. However, not everyone has enjoyed her lifestyle. She started out having won the genetic lottery. Growing up, I (and so many others) compared ourselves to models and celebrities and not appreciating the bodies we had. At 68, I do not need to go back into that mindset. I’m all for dressing the in a way you feel great, and if you have a great figure, show it off! Don’t feel you have to be a supermodel and deprive yourself of the joy of who you are and what you look like now!

@katiemjy

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking. It's much easier to look like that when you are born beautiful (or can afford to enhance what you have). And, maybe more importantly, when you don't have to scrabble.

@annabelle7123

2 жыл бұрын

Still, there aren't many who do fashion youtuber over 30s. I was honestly surprised to see her first. I think that itself is bold and mind-changing :)

@margaretames6522

2 жыл бұрын

@@annabelle7123 I watch several shows geared to people over 50.

@margaretames6522

2 жыл бұрын

@@annabelle7123 I have a few channels that I watch that are aimed at women over 40, 50 and 60. There are more but these are the ones I watch most often: Awesome Over 50, Sixty and Me, Marie Anne Lecouer, Beth Djalali - Style at a Certain Age, and Busbee Style (over 40).

@lhannahrelationshipsandmar7964

2 жыл бұрын

Yes so true

About to turn 70 and am good with my looks.

This is where I’m at , now I’m 65 . Lately I don’t want to have only a sensible wardrobe , don’t want to play it safe . I’m being silly and buying fun fashion , experimenting with styles and different looks because life is too short to always be sensible and safe . I’m kicking my heels up while I still can and being creative and frivolous because I can xxx

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@zsazsafabian3958

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! I am 65 this year and I’m embracing my inner gypsy I’m done with sensible it feels wonderful.

I’m 64 & I wear what I feel comfortable & style I don’t care what people think I can afford so who cares. I’m proud of my age I’m fit slim exercise everyday & healthy I had travelled to more than 45+ countries & saw many women in my age dress up nicely in different countries specially Europe and they look fantastic & why can’t I 😀

I put myself down because I feel I’m supposed to, yet secretly I feel great! Can’t let people notice 🤷🏻‍♀️

We should embrace aging and own it! Loved the ad❤️ but talking about women over 50 being "allowed" to be sexy...this shouldn't even be a discussion. 😂😂😂 Confidence is the sexiest thing there is. And confidence does not ask permission. 💕Be sexy if you want to. At 14 or 94! ❤️boom!

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@ltdodgen

2 жыл бұрын

I had a problem with that word too. Who are these people we need permission from? They don’t exist of course.

It makes me angry that women over 50 are largely invisible in many areas of our society. The bar has been if men are not attracted to you, you are no longer important. I love Paulina's message. But also let's e real- she's playing up the fact that she still is attractive (which she is and that's great!). We are invaluable regardless! Feeling sexy is feeling confident-it's about us doing and wearing what we love! xx

@1suitcasesal

2 жыл бұрын

That bar and pushing us into being invisible is set by old men who look in their mirrors and have the nerve to visualize themselves as a 25 yr old. It's silly! Who needs them when there are so many young free thinking men around. They want us to be forgotten so forget them. I'm not gorgeous but I feel I was my most attractive at age 55. Since then younger men have been chasing me. A 29 yr old wanted to marry me when I was 63. A 19 yr old wanted to have sex with me - no was my answer. I had a 7 year relationship with a man who was good to me and 32 yrs younger than me. Recently a 32 yr old man wanted to have a relationship with me. Why be " conventional " ( whatever that is ) when you can have fun?

@notaclue822

Ай бұрын

Paulina, beautiful as she is, even suffers from being dismissed. She was a supermodel and was married to a rocker from The Cars. He treated her like she was invisible after a certain age, and so I guess if you were ever in that league, you lose status with age too. She's written about being unable to find a partner. She doesn't want to be sexless...Good for her.

Love the positive message from Paulina or at least the way I interpreted it. I'm 51 and I'm always looking for insipiration from other women my age or older who are aging with strength, wisdom, and grace. I do take care of my physical and mental health and I feel that I feel stronger and more flexible than when I was in my 20s or 30s. However, I do c how some people may interpret messages from beautiful people like Paulina to mean that every women should age that way. What I have noticed is that we tend to be very hard on ourselves and on other women. When we see someone showing their age, we judge them for showing their wrinkles, but if we see them looking as if they have gotten a lot of procedures done, we also judge them for that. I honestly hate hearing the phrase "she's aging well" or "she's not aging well". What does that even mean? By whose standards? My standards would be that the person has a great health, continues to be energetic and flexible, continues her personal growth by becoming a kinder, and wiser individual who contributes in a positive way to others. Thank you for your videos and I particularly love this type of content.

@ditaqytyku7640

2 жыл бұрын

So well said!

Thank you for including the Paulina video. I'm 48 and I would hate to think that my life is over in two years.

I remember Paulina! She was a supermodel when I was growing up. I love seeing familiar, older faces. It’s about time the media recognized that yes, people do get older and should be celebrated. Considering the alternative...well, that’s a reason to celebrate! 🎉🎊 To dismiss the aging population is to ignore an active, well-paid, decisive segment of the population. I don’t know about you, but I take notice of companies who ignore my demographic. Sorry, my dollars don’t support those companies.

@marylafrance9547

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree with you more. But I still see so many examples where only young, super thin (anorexic bones showing) models are used, posing in clothes that they swim in and they are supposed to represent the ideal. These companies forget our demographic and we're the ones with income to spend on clothes.

@georgiapeach310

2 жыл бұрын

@@marylafrance9547 You are right and I think we should continue to spend our money with those who recognize, welcome and respect us. Younger dollars are often flighty and while they might spend somewhere today, they often spend somewhere else tomorrow.

At 57, I'm finally embracing my own personal sense of style and for once, feeling comfortable in my own skin.

Yes, comfort is so important, especially with shoes and jackets. Comfort can set the tone for whatever you're experiencing.

@altitudeiseverything3163

2 жыл бұрын

I *so* agree about the shoes. Cute shoes don’t enhance my outfit when the pain they cause show on my face!

My mom likes to put herself down for being old but I’ve always felt that we all get better as we age. Perhaps I feel this way because I’m a late bloomer but I would never want to be my 18 year old self, no never! I’m much more comfortable in my own skin as a fully mature adult. And I still believe 🤞 that I’m still peaking. Great video, thank you for addressing this sensitive but much needed to be addressed subject of aging and fashion. ❤️❤️❤️

I love Paulina and immediately followed her after your video.I love supportive communities of women that uplift each other, like you do.It's rough getting older and witnessing changes in our bodies, skin, hair etc but it can be refreshing and liberating because NOW we are wise and dont give a s*** about the little things.Have a fantastic day and week!

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

So true Gina - I love not sweating the small stuff anymore. Hope h have a great day too 🤗

@ginamihailidis4444

2 жыл бұрын

@@Thestyleinsider. ❤️

@merrywalsh2809

2 жыл бұрын

Is she still putting out a lot of crying reels?

I’ve been following Paulina for a long time and she is a real inspiration. I’m almost 55 and I would never want to go back to be younger. I’m confident, independent, financially secure and I love my life!

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Hooray for that Eva - awesome 👏🏼

I'm totally here for this content and conversation! Putting expiration dates on people and clothing needs to stop. If as women we learn what our style is, what colours suit us and how to dress our body shape it doesn't matter what age you are!

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Well said Ruth ☝🏼

@ginacoil5490

2 жыл бұрын

QWAAA

I firmly believe that you should wear what makes you feel great and bring out your best features/skin tone, etc. I'm 45 and decided to stop dying my hair, to transition (cold turkey) to silver. I was seriously worried that my wardrobe will not suit my natural hair colour. 6 months into this, I not only started loving my new hair colour, but coupled with a great haircut, and being the kind of person who works out and looks after herself, my wardrobe adapted to my new silver sparkles, in fact many pieces, especially the colourful ones, look even better now than they did when my hair was dark 😁 be your authentic self, everything else will fall into place.

Paulina shows exactly the way I want to feel when I get to her age. She's goals!!! Love it !

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

She’s pretty awesome alright 😊

Paulina Porizkova was an idol of mine back in the day and she still is. I gleaned so much from this video, especially the neutral suggestion. I've always worn black but I couldn't figure out why recently I didn't feel comfortable in it.

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

😊

I love Paulina. She and women like her are pushing back on the idea that youth=better. Age is a gift.

Paulina has always been a stunner and I love the message of that ad campaign. It's fun and a massive "up yours" to the media's negativity and pressure on women. I do think it's so odd that "over 40" is "older"...I'm 43 and have come full circle to the person I wish I'd been in my 20s! I'm lucky my mum always encouraged me to push the envelope with my clothing style, and I'm not planning to stop. But I think the BEST investment women of any age can do is get their colours analysed. If you wear your colours you'll look incredible. :)

I'm glad that I found your channel. I'm 64, and I am just beginning to live! I left teaching and will be embarking on a real estate agent career in another state, ready to work full time, work smart, work hard, and do it all in 4-inch stiletto heels. As I've aged, I have not found that I am invisible to men or women; it is nice to be appreciated, since I take care of myself, but I don't allow others to define my worth. Being older means that I define my own worth! As for style, I chose chic designs and elegance from the inside out: elegance starts with kindness, humility, patience, and selflessness. Thank you for your sage advice!

So cool you’re wearing same shirt for 3 videos. We must rewear our things and love them!

@rumiexpresse9049

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe she is just filming different videos on one day?

@altitudeiseverything3163

2 жыл бұрын

I have noticed it, too, and I love it! We need more voices like hers that show us how to stay current *without* constantly shopping for something new. I immediately block fashion KZreadrs from my feed if they post ‘shopping hauls’ - so irresponsible!

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

No RumiEpress I wear my faves in repeat and I only film a video at a time because I can’t match. Relate like many you tubers do - it’s soo hard for me.

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Thx Rene it’s one of my faves and I don’t buy a lot of clothes - trying to save 💰 and cut down my consumption 😊

Good for Paulina! I often remind sure-of-themselves youngsters that they are actually still deep in their pasts. Whereas I am in my future...nothing newer than the future!

I love the lady in the video! It's easy to focus solely on the changes in our bodies as we age. Those are inevitable and can be very frustrating, however there are great things about aging too and we should focus more on those. I have more confidence now that I'm older, I have a much lower tolerance for b.s., and I have nothing left to prove anymore. I'm happy to let the younger ladies strut around in uncomfortable sky high heels these days. I work with retirees in my job and I can tell you that aging is not for the faint of heart. It takes courage, and strength and fortitude. I love beautiful women like the lady in the video, bloggers like you, and other "older" women who still make the effort to look beautiful and don't fall into frumpville. You all inspire me!

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

😊

@barbarakardos6622

2 жыл бұрын

Ok

@fatrah736

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, totally agree👏👏👏

KZreadr Monique Parent! She was also in the movie Grey is the New Black, documenting women's journeys with letting their hair go grey/white, which Monique did on her channel. Many others did, too, and it was very inspiring and helpful in my own journey.

As a 45 year old woman the only fashion trend I will never ever repeat is low rise jeans 👖.... oh yeah and bodicon dresses 🩱

@DayanaDeHabana

2 жыл бұрын

I'm 28 and I wouldn't either

@artfrommymind1096

Жыл бұрын

O think if you have the body to pull off bodycon more power to you. As for low rise ,hip hugger ugh I don't think they flatter anyone and no matter your shape you still feel like your pants are falling down lol didn't like them in the 70s or the 90s and still hate them.

100% Jamie I am coming up on 72 and have struggled with the changes that comes with aging. I have always loved fashion and 100% have money I did not have when I was young. Thank you for your comment it resonated with me.

I love Paulina ! Always thought she was beautiful and even more beautiful now! For me, I have been lately having a hard time at the aging process. I’m 63 years old. I don’t mind a few wrinkles here and there. It’s the sagging skin that really bothers me. I work out 4 to 5 times a week. I lift weights daily, nothing seems to help the sagging skin. How ever I will keep continuing to work out! I think, we are the worst critics of ourselves! My husband tells me I look great! Always love watching your Channel! Thank you!😍

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

I bet your husband is right Lola. I’m not a fan of my sagging skin either if I’m honest but I’m working on accepting it 🤦🏻‍♀️😩😂

@bubblestheterrible

2 жыл бұрын

I just turned 50 and work out 5 days a week and the undersides of my arms are just impossible to tone, it’s so frustrating. My shoulders and biceps look good though and I’m strong. We do what we can! Weight work is important for the bones.

@nataliamiles7109

2 жыл бұрын

@@bubblestheterrible Hi Virginia, There are surgeries that get rid of the upper arm wiggly areas. Look at the website for Dr. Sam Most, M.D., head of plastic surgery at the Stanford University Medical Center in Palo Alto. There are photos you can peruse of women who have had the surgery. He is one of best plastic surgeons in California.

I've never been one to follow trends, but every now and then I'll buy a trend that I really like and still wear it years later even when it's out of style. 😀

Wear what makes you feel great, even if its the turtlenecks with V-neck sweaters from highschool you've been wearing the last 60 years. Nobody cares what you are wearing as long as its in decent condition and you you YOU! shine in them.

I just love Paulina and though she was born tall and beautiful, which I am not, she still inspires me to be my very best. At 61, I still wear my hair long in spite of what others are saying about hair and old ladies keeping it short, I wear my hair just like hers in beautiful updoes or youthfully attached, wearing gorgeous large or small earrings depending on the occasion. It is what suits me best. I am glad I found your channel as it gives me more ideas but others I can let go. Thank you.

You are right, less is more.. A clean line when dressing keeps you stylish and up-to-date... It can also make an outfit look more expensive...

Thanks Leoni. What a great vid xx

I love Paulina! I saw an interview recently with her where she tells some heart wrenching stories about herself and she takes off her clothing, one piece at a time. I loved it.

Love this video Leoni!

Older is the new cool , more empowered. Great going Paulina 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻

I ADMIRE women over 50 that love to get glam and still really care about fashion! Always inspirational ❤️🥂

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Yay 😀

I’m 26 and this is nice to hear when thinking about the future

What a great topic to cover. I am currently 36 and feel like I’m just now coming out of my shell, fashion-wise. I absolutely adored that video of Paulina. Had to pause and go follow her on IG.

I just downloaded this video because I turned 59 this year and I need to remember all of these wonderful tips! As we close this year, I’m going through my closet starting today and applying all of your advice when I purge! Happy holidays to you and thank you so much. I love your channel so much. Sending lots of love from the US ❤️😘

I find as I grow older (67 next month) I care less about how I should dress. I love clothes and fashion and enjoy feeling happy in things I put together and not try to run with every new trend. I love classic, timeless, romantic, boho style but some days I will go with a more edgy look just because. I am not in the same mood every day so I like to change my style as I want. To me the biggest rule I follow as I age is to avoid showing to much of anything sagging or bagging. My shorts have gotten longer, the midriff remains covered and I do not show too much skin.

@robinhoward4204

2 жыл бұрын

I can relate to this - I wear short things around the house when it's hot, but cover up a little when I'm out and about. I've always loved boho style and longer, flowy skirts and dresses are great, but I too love an edgy, almost androgynous look. Even with very short hair I can still wear feminine things (and pretty earrings). I'm 66 now and realise my style is dependent on mood also - I think of it as my "chameleon" style.

I simply do not believe women of a certain age should be ALLOWED to do anything. You should feel empowered to present the YOU that YOU want to present to the world. My style is an expression of my perception of self and not up for debate or deliberation with anyone else.

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn’t agree more Kinyun 😊

I like Paulina as a person. But older women will never be totally self confident until our roll models include women who aren't former super models. When we can make ourselves our own roll models we will have it made.

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Perfect!

Loved the video with Paulina! You inspire me with every video, thank you! I am in my early 50's and trying to find my style at this age because we do change. Working from home has made it easier to work on keeping only the pieces I love in my closet. It's a work in progress, but I am getting there. I am embracing what I feel good in, pushing out of my comfort zone, your tips, jewelry, and lipstick. My grandmother was a very classy lady and loved lipstick, so I have my beautiful memories of her to draw inspiration from as well. ❤ Thank you again and Happy Holidays! 😊

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Aww thank you for your kind message - I really appreciate it.

I am 70 and dress in my style with confidence. . Flowy, dramatic and edgey. Great tips!!💕

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

I absolutely love that Bonnie!

Loved seeing Paulina in that ad. She did an interview a while back, and talked about her life and what she had to overcome. It was fascinating! Your tips were fantastic! My personal favorite was the "wild card" when shopping. I will definitely be trying that one soon.

Love, love Paulina! Love this video. I am 66. Confidence is sexy, I have to remind myself. Lol. I'm not thin but 5ft. 8" & 190 pounds. A work in progress all my life. I wear clothes that fit me. Never too tight.. Most of my clothes are black but I have gravitated to neutrals. Thank you so much for your inspiration. 💗

Love Paulina. She continues to be beautiful and is so elegant. I liked this video. I am 66 and love to wear stylish clothes, even though I am no longer at work. I have become more casual, but I love my clothes and I am a big “boot girl”. I don’t want to dress like a little old lady! My mom, who reached the great age of 93, was buried in her skinny jeans and favourite cashmere sweater. I am paring down my wardrobe because I don’t have to dress for work anymore. I do miss picking up new Michael Kors and Joseph Ribkoff dresses. Oh well! Less is more! I am shopping my closet a lot more and have a list. Things I need and things that need replacing from wear. Thanks for your insight!

I always love your videos and the perspectives you explore with fashion from a time in life I relate to. I loved the message in the add. I just turned 59, apparently I don’t look or act my age, ( according to others) which intrigues me because I look and act exactly like the 59 year old me. I should know, I’m the ultimate authority on being me! 😂 I think it’s the relentless compare and contrast thing that does us all in! I’m not 20, nor would I want to be. I was so unsure and lost at that age, struggling to discover who I have now become. I believe the biggest challenge in life is to be YOURSELF! It is the hardest, yet most rewarding challenge in life and really the point of being the unique person each of us is. I’ve learnt not to shy away from what makes me stand out, makes me different, makes me, me! I love to dress in lots of styles, sometimes boho, glamorous, tomboy, sexy, corporate, ultimately these clothes are the wrapping, we are the contents, we are the gift to the world that only we can be.❤️

LOVE Paulina & that ad! We can look good at any age as long as we take care of ourselves. It's important to find ones' style. I agree, be ruthless, rather keep a few good pieces, mix & match. Capsule wardrobe, neutrals with a particular pop of color works best for me & yes i must be comfortable. Style with comfort! This thing of being invisible at a certain age is nonsense!

I will follow her now! I saw her on 60 Minutes, she has gone through a lot, and now is reinventing herself. Most of us over 55 are doing that very same thing and why we watch you! I know that I am very interested Iin fashion and makeup, YT and IG is helping to keep me up to date!

To dress what makes you happy and don't dress for age. It does not matter how others feel ... Life is too short, do what you like.

@altitudeiseverything3163

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! ❤️

Leoni, one of your BEST videos yet! Bravo!

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Aww thank you Lucy 😊

I love Paulina, and the campaign is amazing…it gave me a little boost..when I was starting to feel invisible..you are both very inspiring. I was looking for someone that was stylish but still gave off a youthful vibe that I could get a little advice on how to dress now I am 52... I am so glad I found you, thank you so much 😊 💋

@Thestyleinsider.

2 жыл бұрын

Aww thanks so much Amanda - I really appreciate your kind comment 😊

I just discovered Paulina! I think she’s amazing and inspiring - particularly how she embraces getting older and not trying to cover up her age, (no facelift, fillers or Botox!). And no fish lips!

Love, love, love! 60 this year, feeling better than ever! 😊

Paulina has always been my favorite super model of all times!

Loved Paulina's video and its so true. At 61 I'm fitter and toned with a flat belly than every young woman at my gym. I can out lift & cardio most everyone anywhere near my age and still manage to qualify for a gold medal in my age category for NASTAR downhill skiing. So yea, if you're lucky aging can be really awesome. Start planning for it in your younger years. Stay away from junk practice good nutrition. 🙏🏽💪🏽❤️

I’ve been watching your videos for a while and this one has so much starkly real, brilliant insights, thank you. Few people talk about this stuff. And I love Paulina too, loved her on antm!

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2 жыл бұрын

Glad this one resonated with you 😊

Im glad the IG Models who make me feel bad about my body come in all ages now, sincerely a chubby 35 year old. But in all seriousness: Im glad there is more representation, I just hope it'll get more diverse in age, gender, skin color and culture

WONDERFUL video!!! Thank YOU , thank YOU for telling the simple & most beautiful secret of all: simple and elegant (to know oneself is so difficult and..WORTH IT!) You are so kind to share that with us! :))

At 74 I am my most relaxed, the most at home in my body I have ever been, the sexiest I have ever been...or so says my husband of 40 yrs. When I was in my 20s I was SO shy and self critical. I was uncomfortable with my face and my body..I saw flaws...others seemed not to. I focused on my brain...stuffing it...spent ten years getting a PhD becoming a clinical psychologist and professor mainly to help others. I LOVED my career. I hated being thought of as cute or pretty or whatever. I had to work at NOT looking so cheerleader cute...5ft 4in hourglass figure well hidden in suits.I so wished then I had a sharper more androgenous look..I whacked off my hair to look more serious. Only in my 60s did I let my hair grow and became comfortable showing I had a waist and still an hourglass figure. I dont dress overtly sexy, but it is there and I dont wear oversize clothes that swamp me to hide it, though that is the style now. I have matured as has my wardrobe, I have a well curated carefully selected wardrobe of classic clothes that do not date quickly...many will.never date...this allows me to focus on quality when I replace an item savoring my wardrobe as well as the rest of life.

It's not ageing, it's leveling up.

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2 жыл бұрын

Soo right - what a great way to look at it 😃

Leonie, you are so consistent with fine content! Thank you very much for this wonderful segment, instructional & encouraging.🤗

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2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Carolyn 🙏🏼

Awesome message, thanks!

Loved it so much, totally agree with you age doesn't difine you and the clothes you wear! ❤️

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2 жыл бұрын

So true!

I’m 55, my daughter is 19, and we borrow clothes from each other. Couldn’t agree with Paulina and you more. Regards from Saudi Arabia.

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2 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s fantastic - hello back from Auckland 👏🏼

Thank you for sharing the clip about Paulina. She has always been my most favorite beauty. I saw her in Vogue for the first time maybe 30 years or more ago. She is amazing. Thank you 😊🙏🏼⭐️❤️

My mom is 61 and I’m so motivated to help her take care of herself. Because subconsciously I believe it will help inspire me to look forward to getting older!

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That makes so much sense to me 👏🏼

Thanks.Sometimes we need to be reminded of this♥️

Paulina looks fantastic regardless of her age and it’s great that 50 plus is used as a selling point but I suspect she doesn’t look like your average 50 plus person or even any age person… I am 50:plus and would look like that in my dreams…! Even in my 20s my physique was nowhere near in that shape and as for now…er, no.

💟 Yes, I agree, it's so important to be comfortable in your own skin & wear what makes you feel confident & comfortable....that works for me. I don't wear something according to age, but I wear it because I like it & feel good in it. I won't wear anything too short in length or anything too low & revealing. Always was that way ever since I can remember! Tasteful & sophicated! Thank you my dear! 💟💜💟.

We are here to stay and not going away! YES Paulina has always been a fave of mine too and at 56 she looks GREAT, time has been good to her.

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2 жыл бұрын

I agree RiRi :)

This is a wonderful video! 👍 Love the fact that you agree with me! 🥰 Some time ago my mother-in-law told me "They say women your age shouldnt be wearing mini skirts", to which I replied, "I never do what "they" tell me"! The society keeps putting this strains on us since birth and rarely "they" have similar limitations for men... It's time we take our fashion preferences into our own hand and dress for our mental and physical well-being..... Thanks very much for this inspiring video! ❤️❤️🙏 And quite honestly, I look better and feel better about myself now than any other decade of my life! 😃

I really like the points you have made and totally agree with them! I am 61 and have recently had time to focus on getting in shape and have enjoyed finding nice outfits to wear (even in lock down!)

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2 жыл бұрын

That's great to hear Rosalind - thanks for sharing :)

This is so refreshing I am so sick of seeing stylist trying to dress people over a certain age a certain way basically so they all look the same where is the style and that not to mention the personality behind it.

Paulina is the bomb! She’s been a fave for over 3 decades. For me, I don’t like midriff/crop tops (showing the skin) on older women no matter how ‘tiny’ you are. Some of the cutout summer dresses this year fall into that category (showing a lot of back for example), great with a little cardi or denim jacket, but you’re limited if you get hot and don’t want to take it off and reveal too much.

Enjoyed the clip from Paulina. I’m all for…be who you are dress what makes you feel good about yourself. Excellent video! Thank you

Paulina is like an older Barbie, she's aging like fine wine. ❤️ Thanks for this post, Leonie ~

Im 47 and i wear what i want. Long as it looks good,fits my style and body Im rocking it! I am also actively purging my closet. I only want pieces i love in there. I never thought about having a base neutral, good tip!

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2 жыл бұрын

Love that! Thanks Sonya ;)

Great suggestions Leonie. Love your positive thoughts.

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2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gay - glad you enjoyed this one ☝🏼

This is one of my very favorites of yours. Thank you, Lisa 🥰

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2 жыл бұрын

Aww that’s great to hear Lisa - thank you 😊

Totally agree and love Paulina Porizkova’s new ad!

I’m 57, and wear whatever I want. I don’t purchase high heels anymore, or micro minis, crop tops, or fast/cheap/uber trends. But I rock fun edgy rock styles, simple chic classics, and artistic or vintage jewelry. My clothes tell my story. I’m athletic and healthy-with long, naturally curly and “unnaturally” rose gold hair. Getting older is fun so far!

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2 жыл бұрын

Love that Anne - you sound fab!

I am nearing sixty but I will not dress in the clothing that my grandmother use to wear, nor will I wear the teased gray hair when I'm older. In short, keep up with evolving styles & don't wear your hair short/gray 😉😊❤️ and stay in shape as best you can!!

This really helped me. Thanks. Had to subscribe!

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2 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thank you!

I'm 32 and your advice is sooo relevant for me. I love your style, and I mean not only fashion but a life style too. Thank you for this inspiring videos, love them.

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2 жыл бұрын

Aww thanks for your kind words 😊

I adore Paulina!! And loved this video and the advice you presented. Fashion should be a reflection of self love ❤️ and realizing all negative energy originated elsewhere. Love you Leonie❤️ Happiest Holidays to you and yours!! ❤️🎄❤️

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2 жыл бұрын

Thank you SO much and right back at you :)

Inspiring! Great work