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Location: Finally the house is done and we are in Port St. Lucie!
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Originally Posted by kgordeeva
Thirty wasn't was it used to be 50 years ago... Women don't have to dress in boring, conservative outfits once they turn the big 3-0. It's perfectly fine to wear fun and colorful outfits that show a bit of skin..
Amen!
Seriously, wear what flatters your body shape, whatever that shape may be.
O.M.G. Most of those things to wear are butt ugly. Give me a break! Just because your now thirty does not mean you have to dress like that!
The worst of the worse: high waisted trousers and those gawd awful relaxed fit track pants
Not to mention the shoe pairing with some of those skirts
They ARE horrible! I'm over 40 and what does that mean, I'm relegated to Sag Harbor? Well I didn't get that memo. I like classics like Anne Klein and Calvin Klein, but I also like funky fast fashion from H&M. I like bright colors and funky styles. I still prefer to wear business suits to interviews. And I wouldn't be caught dead in high waisted jeans considering I have a short torso/high waist.
How do I look at 41? I have piercings, bottle blonde pixie cut hair, and yeah I still wear some things the younger people wear. Wear what makes you feel good!!
ETA - pointy heeled shoes suck. I'm already a size 10.5, don't need anything to make my foot longer.
Location: Finally the house is done and we are in Port St. Lucie!
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Originally Posted by riaelise
They ARE horrible! I'm over 40 and what does that mean, I'm relegated to Sag Harbor? Well I didn't get that memo. I like classics like Anne Klein and Calvin Klein, but I also like funky fast fashion from H&M. I like bright colors and funky styles. I still prefer to wear business suits to interviews. And I wouldn't be caught dead in high waisted jeans considering I have a short torso/high waist.
How do I look at 41? I have piercings, bottle blonde pixie cut hair, and yeah I still wear some things the younger people wear. Wear what makes you feel good!!
ETA - pointy heeled shoes suck. I'm already a size 10.5, don't need anything to make my foot longer.
Exactly! I still buy some things at H&M. I have relatively small feet (7.5 at 5'6" tall) and I still hate the pointy toe shoes. Damned uncomfortable. I'm 56 and still have good looking legs so I still wear shorter shorts. When they no longer look good, I will stop wearing them.
I'm not ready to be relegated to old status. Not sure if I ever will be.
A good business suit, well made, is classic...no matter the age of the wearer.
She is gorgeous and doesn't look old in Pics 1 and 2. Pic 3 is unfortunate, and as someone posted upthread, features harsh and unflattering eye makeup.
Looking at her, I have no idea of her true age, I just clicked on this as I was intrigued by the thread title.
She looks beautiful, and if I were single, I would so "put the bite" (London slang for hit on), her.
I am absolutely useless at assessing ages, I'm a happily married man, so I'm not looking around at all, but just to cover my ass, were I to hit on her and she agreed to a date, should I spoil it by asking to see her birth certificate?
I'll stay on the right side by averting my eyes, and trying to remember what the Hernando County Clerk who married us said, something like, "keep thee only unto her."
OP, please post photos of yourself so we can critique how well or badly you are aging.
Seriously, holy crap. I know this is the fashion & beauty forum, but posts like this just make me think, WTF?
I agree. She is a lovely woman. I don't think she looks older than 30. Such pettiness.
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