Fashion

[ROMARY]

Sometimes the low is way too low in some high-low tunics and tops.  I've been 'keepng an eye' on them and notice that some of the low-low can be hemmed to be either not so low or right in line with the front.   Our seamstress and/or dry cleaner can be our 'best friend' when it comes to hemming items. 

[wilma]

I like to see the trends each season, but I don't limit myself to them. I am old enough to have seen many trends come and go and come back again. I tend to dress in classic shapes and styles at this point in my life. I can still find these kinds of pieces at various retailers; I just have to look for them a bit more. I might add a trendy piece if I like it. At 50+ I know what I like and what looks good on me. 

[SaRina]

I am seeing lace everywhere.  Lace in dresses.  Lace in tops.  Lace in pants!   Lace is okay, but if everyone is wearing it, I won't buy it.  That's why I'm not one for trends.  I don't want to be a carbon copy of everyone else.

[Andreatoo]

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@Chrystaltree2 wrote:

Spoiler

Is someone telling you to wear things you don't like?  What is or is not in style or fashionable is subjective.  It's just a matter of personal opinion.  It's not a big deal to me.  I shop a lot, I like looking current but not necessarily trendy or cool.  I wear what I like, things that make me feel good about myself.  I'm 56, in my world that's too young to think about dressing appropriate.... for my age.  Fashion is fun and I hope it always will be.  

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I'll be 56 next week but I still see myself in my 30's!

As for 'what's in style' according to Diane Gilman it's the look of crumply crotches!

I almost spit out my coffee when she showed them and was so proud of 'expensive looking' whiskering that 'resembled creases'! Right there! Front and center!

huh?!