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If your over 60 wear what you like

I love the look of the puffer coat with a chunky turtleneck sweater with leggings & short boots 😊

Straight shapes can lessen the big buddies i think

But I hate large prints!

I will be 76 next week and still colour my “natural red hair” red! So I am still able to wear the colours I have always worn, but I do appreciate the suggestions to perhaps trying just “different shades “of these colours! Thank you for this video! Cheers 🎄🎉👩🏻‍🦰🇨🇦

Some thing nobody flatters, like fluo, even kids are ugly in big prints and fluo.

Where did they find all these unattractive clothes? Nothing modern in this video....

So beautiful..magical!

These are all geared towards Northern European women with fair skin and warm undertones. Even when I was young and had a lot of red highlights in my dark brown hair, I couldn't wear beige or most neutrals because I have olive skin that's not that dark but definitely cool undertones. I still look good in vibrant colors like emerald green and red and get many compliments when I wear them. I've let my hair go naturally silver. My natural lip color is more puce than rosy. My lips have faded at 78 but I wear a lip color that is in the same family as my natural color with a bit more depth. If I need a little color, I use a bronzer, not a red toned blush.

Ma nemoj mi kazati😅, svakakve gluposti se usuđuju plasirati🎉

❤any color of me Thank you so much 😊

Hear is a don’t. Don’t care what anyone is telling you not to wear not to do. Be yourself.

Prints are not a big deal for aging women. What I think is sad if plunging cleavages and short shorts. No one wants to see that anymore. Just stop. I’m 70.

One thing which struck me is how fat the model looked in some outfits, while in others trim, slim and well put together. Ditch the huge gaudy motifs: maybe if you have South American heritage it could pass - at a pinch.

I would like to know where the clothes that these ladies wear are purchased. They are beautiful!

The title should be “For White Women over 60”.

Love it.thanks

No, not trying to please people, but yes, trying to still look good! Also, I tend to feel happy when know I look good. I, sady think, that comments like "wear what you like over 60", often indicate the person has given up. Why should being over 60 (I am 70) mean not bothering any more? You are at different age (as you've always been), not dead!

I agree with her

If I like the color, I wear the color, it is about pleasing my eyes, not yours.

Seriously no, at 67 I wear what I please, to please no other than my eyes. Clothing is all about me.

The big poka dots look ridiculous! It looks like a pitching target practice board. 😂

At age 73 and still married, I will just dress neat and comfortable. I am plus size as well.

Some of these colors like black and blush pink you said were a no no for women over 60 in another video. Why is it ok for petite older women to wear but not other older women? Very contradictory. I do like the suggestions and out fits.

I think you should mention that the wearer's height might also be a factor in what prints work or don't. Your models seem quite tall. Most models are tall, but most women are not

Great video. You're absolutely right. I see the wrong prints as the 'pattern wearing the woman' instead of the woman wearing the pattern.

The photos need to match the dialog. Otherwise a good video.

Spot on!

Wear and let wear, I dress for me 👢👖👕👒👗👠

I look awful in any shade of beige.

I don’t agree. It all depends if a woman has warm or cool coloring. Bright pink looks harsh on a lot of women but a bright Coral cld work for women who have golden skin tones. Pastels wash out a lot of women- mint green , lavender - ugh!!! This advice is so general and cannot be applied to anyone.

To look elegant at this age is to wear more simple neutral solid color, no more than wearing 3 colors at the time. So people will be attracted by your natural aura instead your clothes😊

Where are the gray and white haired models ? The short , the chunky ?

In the Eighties a book entitled, "Color Me Beautiful", was a popular book, highlighting color pallets for women to wear based upon their skin tone, and both their hair and eye color. This book incorporated recommendations for both youth and the aging populous. There existed four color pallets that were named after the four seasons. Cool color tones were either Winter or Summers. Winter Pallets included true, deep, and vibrant colors like black, white, red, royal blue, violets and magenta. No yellow, brown, or orange tones were to be worn. My sister is a Winter, and my father was a Winter. His gray hair was true white, and while he was graying, he was a salt and pepper. Summers were recommended to wear pastels, such as pink, lavender, light blue, but absolutely no warm color hues. Autumn and Springs are warmer toned complexions. I am an Autum, and I can still wear olive greens, chartreuse, any shade of brown, oranges, scarlet, mustards, ivory, beige, and navy blue. I can not wear pink nor any pastels. They wash me out. Springs are able to wear warm tones that are not as bold as the autumn hues. My mother is a Spring. Her gray hair possesses warm undertones. And, it is mottled with washed out browns. She can not wear black, white, true red, true blues, or violets, nor pastels. These colors immensly age her. When she wears periwinkle, spring green, or a cadet blue, she looks like she is in her late Seventies. She will turn ninety in May. What I am trying to say is that age and the health of our skin, may play a part in the color hues that we should and should not adorn close to our faces, but I truly believe that our Natural Color Pallet based upon our skin tone, hair color, and eye color, has ALWAYS played a major role, regarding which colors with which we should choose to adorn ourselves and wear. We should have, NEVER, worn colors not included in our Season Color Pallet. And, perhaps, as we age, we should discard some of the colors that no longer work for us, that ARE on our Color Pallet. Invest and choose wisely ladies.

I go with classic, sometimes a great color, but I don't look like these women. I don't look that old. I have always worn the clothes, they don't wear me. I don't think giant polka dots do for any age, nor do I think only neutrals are necessary. I look great in red dress. Classics with a little twist look good. The important thing is not to wear clothes that don't fit or look like you've poured yourself into something that's a size too small. You can have an accessory that's a bit trendy, but not one an 16 year old would wear. Accent your positives, not your not so positives. If you want to wear something with a smaller pattern, it's better than a giant one. Don't bother with what the stores dub old lady stuff. Wear that small pattern in a flattering fit and ad a neutral accessory. Wear the clothes, don't be a mannequin for some trend.

Never lrg pota dots

I will wear any color I want.

i always wear bright colours, tourquise blue, orange, purple, bright greens, etc

I noticed that many here wearing sweaters seem to make these women appear old(er)and gives a sloppy look. It would be nice to have something else besides a sweater without it be a blazer or jacket (too hot). Maybe a short komono type cover-up?

Stay away from polkadots and those pearl necklaces period if you are over 50, they shout OLD! I'm 60, wearing neutral solids and monochromatic look highly sophisticated and timeless!

I always preferred solids, they don't compete with your face.

I have never looked good in black.

I like the abstract. Whatever floats your boat.

Rather convincing, thanks!

I say skip the stripes. Neutral solid colors are more classic - in my humble opinion.

If it is clean , it’s good enough 😂

Form fitting😊

I like to wear solid colored tops that are from fitting. No baggy

Stop telling us what to wear or what not to wear. 60+ people earned the right to do and wear what they please, what they like, what make them happy. Life is to short to be controlled by others all the time! HERE TO FREEDOM AT LAST!