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Of course women can wear these things but look at these women. Most are slender and thin. A woman
With a different body type might not be able to pull off a leather mini.
Well a younger woman who is fat and out of shape wouldn't be able to pull off a leather mini either!
Although most of these women are slender, I think these looks all could be carried off by someone who is of average weight also.
What I'm trying to say is that too many women get limited into thinking that they can't wear certain things because of their age. So they can end up looking frumpy and out-of-date. It doesn't have to be that way. It just takes some time and effort and looking at fashion magazines etc.
Good Grief!!!!! I'm trying to imagine these women tending a house full of grandkids. The first one looks neat and presentable, but some of the rest..??????
Pardon me, but I think they come very close to being tacky.
Good Grief!!!!! I'm trying to imagine these women tending a house full of grandkids. The first one looks neat and presentable, but some of the rest..??????
Pardon me, but I think they come very close to being tacky.
I'm not sure what you mean.
There is one woman with the bicycle who has a funky style, but personally I love the way she looks.
They're not dressed for tending kids. They're out and about on the street as you can see.
Tacky? Tacky is sweat pants and a baggy T-shirt worn to a restaurant. These women look great! What is your definition of tacky?
The one with the bike looks quite scary to me and you can see the bike is just a prop as i doubt if she could or even should be riding a bike in those sandals. Some of the others look ok just maybe too many accessories for my taste.
The one with the bike looks quite scary to me and you can see the bike is just a prop as i doubt if she could or even should be riding a bike in those sandals. Some of the others look ok just maybe too many accessories for my taste.
Actually I think there's an article on the one with a bike in the blog it came from, and she does ride it.
What I love about her, is she has a delightful individual style. She's daring and I admire that. She's dressing for herself, and I guess for others whom like me would enjoy it.
To me there is a difference between style and fashion. As in what's in fashion may not be stylish at all, like the baggy jeans riding so low you can see underwear. It's certainly in fashion, but it's not stylish IMO.
In Europe you see women in heels, especially boots, riding bikes all the time. It's not seen as this big athletic thing there but more a mode of transportation. You also see a lot more people wearing skirts or dresses riding bikes. Don't see why not.
Yes but they are all young women and not wearing sandals, wearing skirts riding a bike is nothing new we did it all the time years ago in the UK. I agree about creating our own look as an older woman i don't follow fashion as it is mainly aimed at the very young i usually wait for the sales and buy a few quality items in good stores, have just had a little retail therapy in the UK and picked a few bargains.
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