By Brenda Thomas If you're a fashionable senior with some time on her hands, you might consider sharing what you have learned about st...
If you're a fashionable senior with some time on her hands, you might consider sharing what you have learned about style, after sixty, with your peers. Mature women sometimes have a tricky time navigating the current trends. Most of them are interested in creating a stylish impression without appearing dowdy or inappropriate. If you decide to start a senior fashion blog, there are certain suggestions that should be included.
Right at the the top of your tip list should be trusting your instincts. Women of a certain age usually already know what looks good on them and what they need to avoid. This sense of their own style isn't something to abandon just because they are getting older.
Seniors need to make style choices that are both comfortable and flattering. It's still fine to take style risks at this time of life, as long as you're comfortable with the results. Some mature women love stilettos, and are comfortable wearing them. Others much prefer the look and comfort of ballet flats.
Keeping a style journal is often very helpful. For women who love browsing fashion magazines, saving images of outfits that interest them, and they think might be attractive on them, can be useful. Some will keep their journals online while others still love the idea of leafing through the actual magazines. These journals can be a source of inspiration for the next shopping spree.
Following the latest trends is something most mature women don't need to worry too much about. Not every trend is going to suit you no matter how old or young you are. You need to pick and choose what works for you and disregard anything that doesn't. There are classic staples in the closets of almost every senior that can be brought up to date with the change of a hemline or the addition of a trendy scarf.
You should avoid getting stuck in a style rut. It is easy to get too comfortable with a favorite clothing store and shop there all the time. If that store doesn't have much that appeals to you anymore, you need to branch out. You might browse a shop you've been passing by or try going online. There are some great websites that offer customers personal stylists and will allow free returns for any items that don't work out.
There are certain items of clothing women of all ages should have in their closet. A good pair of stylish jeans is one of them. They might be boot cut or straight leg denim. Jeans can be dressed up or down depending on what else you are wearing. Women need a good pair of dress pants in black or charcoal. Dress pants have to be well fitted and not too long or too short.
Every woman's closet should include a classic, hip length blazer. A crisp white blouse and a black pencil skirt should also be staples. Camisoles are inexpensive and can be used under sweaters, jackets, and sheer blouses.
Right at the the top of your tip list should be trusting your instincts. Women of a certain age usually already know what looks good on them and what they need to avoid. This sense of their own style isn't something to abandon just because they are getting older.
Seniors need to make style choices that are both comfortable and flattering. It's still fine to take style risks at this time of life, as long as you're comfortable with the results. Some mature women love stilettos, and are comfortable wearing them. Others much prefer the look and comfort of ballet flats.
Keeping a style journal is often very helpful. For women who love browsing fashion magazines, saving images of outfits that interest them, and they think might be attractive on them, can be useful. Some will keep their journals online while others still love the idea of leafing through the actual magazines. These journals can be a source of inspiration for the next shopping spree.
Following the latest trends is something most mature women don't need to worry too much about. Not every trend is going to suit you no matter how old or young you are. You need to pick and choose what works for you and disregard anything that doesn't. There are classic staples in the closets of almost every senior that can be brought up to date with the change of a hemline or the addition of a trendy scarf.
You should avoid getting stuck in a style rut. It is easy to get too comfortable with a favorite clothing store and shop there all the time. If that store doesn't have much that appeals to you anymore, you need to branch out. You might browse a shop you've been passing by or try going online. There are some great websites that offer customers personal stylists and will allow free returns for any items that don't work out.
There are certain items of clothing women of all ages should have in their closet. A good pair of stylish jeans is one of them. They might be boot cut or straight leg denim. Jeans can be dressed up or down depending on what else you are wearing. Women need a good pair of dress pants in black or charcoal. Dress pants have to be well fitted and not too long or too short.
Every woman's closet should include a classic, hip length blazer. A crisp white blouse and a black pencil skirt should also be staples. Camisoles are inexpensive and can be used under sweaters, jackets, and sheer blouses.
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