Frances Walker - True. 2 are 72. Jane Fonda is over 80. All look fabulous. But there are many gorgeous stylish actresses in their 50s that could have been used.
SkiingIsMyHappyPlace Bliss I know they said over 50 but the looks were I guess you could say my age group I’m 65 will be 66 this year but the only outfit that looks like my style was the white outfit more me and very chic ☺️👌🏾✨
These models are not over 50 and don’t have middle age spread around the middle. Everything looks great when you’re tall and trim, generally not every woman over 50 can achieve this.
Gianna S I am 70 and I look younger than all of the models. As a blue eyed blond I still have the spread in the middle,do sit-ups to keep it in control. The belly is inevitable for a woman. Hormones!!!!
Karen Long - I agree that more ages, shapes, and sizes should be included in these segments, but I also don’t like it when fashion tips for older women assume that everyone over 50 is heavy. We are all different and the thin over-60s, like me, are also here looking for tips.
I don’t like at all that red dress on me and I wouldn’t copy that old hag Jane Fonda she looked horrible on the Grammys. Outdated dry long hair & dress! Lol! How about petite styles fit & petite we do exist.
I agree with the other comments. Where are the “over 50” models who need some style tips. And Candice Bergen would never haVe worn that red dress. I would never have fit her
What a miss on this piece ~ i don't know many women my age that wear high, thin heels anymore. I would have loved to have seen real women - in mid fifties for real - and maybe some real sizes - not model type bodies.
Darlene Tripp - Women of *every* size are “real”. 🙄 I’m in my 60s, size 0, don’t diet, or go too crazy with exercise, just try to live a healthy lifestyle. Based on the existence of 3 offspring, there is evidence that I am, in fact, quite real. Women come in all shapes and sizes; they are all “real”, and they should all be represented in fashion, thin, heavier, and everything in-between..
IDK....but be careful in those shoes! U may not have the foot dexterity u once did. I was so happy to see an added strap over the arch on 'thong-style sandals....tose will still stay on my feet, but not the flip flops.
Hello Claudia.... I really love this video.. but I'm not a woman... What can I do about it now is just to watch.. because it's for you ladies..... and you look so adorable.. How are you doing?
You put a lady that weights 300 lbs is not able to wear some of these styles...regardless of what you say along with not feeling comfortable in them. Lets have a fashion show with those that are that heavy, medium and small. Let's have ladies that are 60..70..80ish...thats the mature women show.
stay away from that second one the red dress, the 80's called they want their shoulders back lololo Jumpsuits are too annoying, life is too short. Those red shoes with the red dress were delicious tho
I’m 55, good body and petite. Not wearing this boring stuff. The all white and heels were good looking, only pieces of the other outfits. Why so frumpy?
Lol, why do stylist always have the women coming out dressed like grandmas? I'm over fifty and I'm not going to wear my clothes like that. The first model, her clothes were fitting her way too baggy. Dressing old, makes you look old. I'm over fifty, not eighty, so I say if you're still in shape..wear whatever is in style. Unless it's simply and for teenagers and very young adults..lol 💜
they only out fit that I would even consider wearing was the jeans out fit and the white jump suit the others were tacky why follow a trend when you can make your own.
WHO says that women over 50 & 60 can't be stylishly dressed? There are a lot of styles, colors, stripes & floral patterns that women over 50 & 60 can wear without looking ridiculous and boring. The only outfit that made any sense was the all white. It was stylish and elegant. That red dress and velvet pant suit 😖😞. I don't know which one of these two ladies can out talk the other. The host or the guess. WOW!!!
You will never catch me on loafers they are hideous! Those shoulders on the red dress are so 80's 😥bleah patent leather shoes with the jumpsuit no! They should have stayed grunge dead. The white suit is chic! Full velvet ? Really ?! Pants got to go the Blazer is nice.
First, the women inspiring these looks aren’t around 50. They are all over 70 (closer to my mother’s age not mine) and the body types don’t represent the average 50 year old woman. The red dress was a little too disco (from an era we were in kindergarten for). What are you doing?
Ugly clothes not practical for the average Canadian gal. All white jumpsuit on Rose who is super tiny. The red dress is ugly. Denim outfit boring, shoe selection looks ridiculous on older women. Disappointing!
I love Cityline and I love Tracy and the everyone on the show. Canada is such a wonderful country. All y'all are doing a great job up there. Trump is almost impeached, so, I won't be moving there. But, I did work in Nova Scotia on and off and loved it. Watching Cityline is my peaceful happy time. I love this segment, love Rose in the white.
Anne N Wake up and stop watching mainstream news channels. That could explain your comment. TRUMP IS DOING A GREAT JOB!! He knows exactly what he is doing to drain the swamp! Canadians love TRUMP!!! WWG1WGA!! Believe in the plan!
They did put us in a box...all thin women...and not even over 60. It didn't show any women who are heavier...im 5'6 at 114...what about those that are 160...180 ..210lbs? So it takes that everyone is 120lbs. We aren't.
It doesn't matter if a woman is over weight, she can still wear these styles. The issue with me is, these styles are hideous. They are not fashionable at all for a woman of 50. More like 80 to 90 year old style..lol
These are supposed to be fashion suggestions for women over 50? The guess I'm the only one to have 4 children. None of these women are over size 10. Thanks a lot. And by the way, the patent leather oxfords are ugly.
Umm... I’m in my 60s, have had 3 children, have never counted a calorie in my life, eat very well, and I’m a size 0. What’s your point? Oh, right... only heavy women are “real women” - reverse body shaming. 🙄
I agree and the red dress was just atrocious. I'm just not in to the whole idea that 50 is old anymore. Im surrounded by 50 year women that are in better shape than many high school girls. Maybe the title should by styles for 70 and over. Some people just shouldn't be stylist. I don't think any of this follows 2018 trends.
my mother experiences this type of criticism often. if she dresses conservatively, it's "old woman clothing". If she dresses more youthfully, she's accused of trying too hard to look young.
nope! conservative isn't old. I'm conservative. and youthful isn't necessarily "trying too hard." Unless you are. It's about breaking out of those stereotypes and just being you. Either way, Those outfits in the video were ugly. And those women probably dress themselves better. This isn't a criticism to the women. I think you misunderstood
Would be much more interesting if you showed styles for non-model, non-skinny women... women with mommy tummys, women who aren't skinny... You know - average people, not models or actresses. Not much of this applies in any way to real life women with kids and grandkids...
D Moore - Where I live thin and fit IS the norm, even for women like me: 3 kids and in my 60s - size 0 and I assure you, very “real life” - I eat well, get a reasonable amount of exercise, and have never counted calories! Women need to support and empower each other, not body shame them, whether they are heavy, OR thin!
@@altitudeiseverything3163 I am 64, 5'1"tall and weigh 108 pounds, so not body-shaming anyone. Just feel that this was a very one-sided and biased video. I am both a runner and a lifter... however, I know that this is not the norm for most people I know. Not sure where you live, but I have my doubts that it is truly the norm in your area either - maybe your specific community, but be honest. What do you see when you go out of that area? A bunch of average women or a whole lot of model types? I work hard to be where I am, but do understand that not everyone has the time or energy for this, and would love to see that this show would take the time to include non-skinny, non-tall women as well as those they showed.
D Moore - My apologies, I’ve just been body shamed all my life and that type of thing is just getting worse online lately. I would never criticize someone for their weight, but it has always seemed acceptable to criticize very thin women, especially if they are middle age, or beyond: they must be vain, neurotic, compulsive calorie counters, or maybe they have an eating disorder. I do agree with you that all sizes should be represented in fashion articles, shows, catalogs, etc. I also think that there needs to be more variety in ages and even abilities shown. To clarify: thin and fit is indeed the norm where I live, even for women over 60. I live in the most fit & thin city (Boulder) in the most fit & thin state (Colorado) in the U.S. The area is focused on outdoor sports, healthy eating, and wellness. Most of our friends are competitive cyclists, ski racers, triathletes, and runners. Virtually all of the rest are avid recreational rock climbers, hikers, snowshoers, ....you get the idea. People play hard here! My husband is a cyclist and races a road bike, cyclocross, and track; he’s in his 70s. While I enjoy a number of sports, I’m not at that level myself. And, yes, It *is* a different world in most of the rest of the country.
History High with Lisa Marrie - I’m with you; I *love* velvet! And I’d still be wearing stilettos - some of the time - if they didn’t make me feel as if I *had* died! 😉
@@altitudeiseverything3163 LOL, same with me in the heels. My oldest daughter is 32 and she calls them entrance heels, you make an entrance then sit down and kick them off under the table. I do love me some velvet
History High with Lisa Marrie - “Entrance heels” - That sounds about right! And my husband had better drop me off at the door, so I don’t have to walk several blocks.
The models aren’t 50 or over( but yet modeling clothes for that age ? Very stupid idea) and the models bodies don’t capture the real bodies of women over 50. What the heck is this ? 🤨
Ok.... didn’t like most of these fashions you could have done better... even the women in the movie fashions were prettier.. I’m 66 and I love comfy but I also like chic styles.
Laurie - I have a feeling that might be a younger person, trying to tell us “old people” how to dress. I would say what I think of that, but I don’t like to use bad language online. {Slipping my skinny jeans & leather moto jacket on now, to go out with my hubbie...} 😎
M Salsberg - Maybe you’re getting that masculine vibe from the boyfriend jeans and the loafers, both of which are on trend right now, as is the menswear influence in general.
Seriously the Jane Fonda reference is disturbing she s a horrible person and I personally don't wish to be reminder of he and he4 radically mean self to our American Vets. Sorry Cityline not even watching this segment.
Cool styles. But the trousers that were styled with the red blazer were way too long. It looked ugly. Also, I'm not a fan of bare feet in shoes, it looks sloppy. Wear nylon stockings, or any stockings that match your outfit. Will also prevent you from getting wear wounds on your feet.
I HAVE BEEN WATCHING CITYLINE FOR YEARS! THANKYOU FOR DOING THIS FOR US MATURE GIRLS! I appreciate it. Xo
Those black patent leather platform shoes with the jumpsuit are HIDEOUS!!!!
I really enjoy watching you Cityline but would you please list the makers of the products or where to find the items? Thank you!
Yes!
She said Le Chateau, she also mentioned Nordstroms. Maybe check their site. Love these clothes too!
Yes specifically the Murphy Brown look. Red velvet jacket and black pants with the white neck.
Shoulder pads were an80's thing not 70's
and that's where they belong
Once was enough
They were actually a 40’s 😃
That all white look was so refreshing and crisp! Great looks! Pleeeeease link them!
The best!!!!!
Love it
It would have been nice if Cityline posted links for these items.
Wow, Rose,is just gorgeous and the outfits are stunning on her...
Those women in the movie are more like 70!
Frances Walker - True. 2 are 72. Jane Fonda is over 80. All look fabulous. But there are many gorgeous stylish actresses in their 50s that could have been used.
That’s a good thing, since women over 60 are typically ignored.
SkiingIsMyHappyPlace Bliss I know they said over 50 but the looks were I guess you could say my age group I’m 65 will be 66 this year but the only outfit that looks like my style was the white outfit more me and very chic ☺️👌🏾✨
These models are not over 50 and don’t have middle age spread around the middle. Everything looks great when you’re tall and trim, generally not every woman over 50 can achieve this.
I agree.
Gianna S I am 70 and I look younger than all of the models. As a blue eyed blond I still have the spread in the middle,do sit-ups to keep it in control. The belly is inevitable for a woman. Hormones!!!!
Yeah, show models that are 60, 65+. Oh and weigh 150, 160+, we r the group that r here, & looking 4 tips, that work. Thanks...
Karen Long - I agree that more ages, shapes, and sizes should be included in these segments, but I also don’t like it when fashion tips for older women assume that everyone over 50 is heavy. We are all different and the thin over-60s, like me, are also here looking for tips.
I don’t like at all that red dress on me and I wouldn’t copy that old hag Jane Fonda she looked horrible on the Grammys. Outdated dry long hair & dress! Lol!
How about petite styles fit & petite we do exist.
I agree with the other comments. Where are the “over 50” models who need some style tips. And Candice Bergen would never haVe worn that red dress. I would never have fit her
@Cityline, PLEASE link the stores. Even just mention them. And it's Bergen, not Bergman😆😣👍🏾
She said Nordstroms in the beginning
Love the white jumpsuit.
Where is the red velvet blazer from?
Where can I get that red velvet jacket? It is perfect! Is it Ann Taylor?
I loved the grey one! Smokin'!
What a miss on this piece ~ i don't know many women my age that wear high, thin heels anymore. I would have loved to have seen real women - in mid fifties for real - and maybe some real sizes - not model type bodies.
Darlene Tripp - Women of *every* size are “real”. 🙄 I’m in my 60s, size 0, don’t diet, or go too crazy with exercise, just try to live a healthy lifestyle. Based on the existence of 3 offspring, there is evidence that I am, in fact, quite real. Women come in all shapes and sizes; they are all “real”, and they should all be represented in fashion, thin, heavier, and everything in-between..
I’m 69 and refuse to dress frumpy. But, not tall and slim. Would appreciate size variety. Tips about color good.
I refuse to accept I'm too old for anything. Don't care much what other people say anyway. That's the beauty of being mature
I watched The Book Club right after this video and I LOVED every second of it!!!
(And I love the red look!)
Great show. Links to all appreciated. Thank you
I was thinking the same thing...skinny under 50 ladies. So now how are we over 50 and have meat on our bones suppose to dress? Still dont know!
Flowers Flowers - Even women over 50 can be thin. Let’s not put *anyone* into a box, just make sure that we are all properly represented in fashion,
The models were all over 50.....?
possibly by a day! :D lol
From where did they get Rose’s red dress? Did they mention?
IDK....but be careful in those shoes! U may not have the foot dexterity u once did. I was so happy to see an added strap over the arch on 'thong-style sandals....tose will still stay on my feet, but not the flip flops.
Oooh so gorgeous
The models should have been over 50 and “normal” weight !
Hello Claudia....
I really love this video.. but I'm not a woman... What can I do about it now is just to watch.. because it's for you ladies..... and you look so adorable..
How are you doing?
You put a lady that weights 300 lbs is not able to wear some of these styles...regardless of what you say along with not feeling comfortable in them. Lets have a fashion show with those that are that heavy, medium and small. Let's have ladies that are 60..70..80ish...thats the mature women show.
I'd like to see styles for older women who are tall and skinny.
I'm 57 years old. My favorite outfit was the denim on denim. The shoes. Not my thing. I like wearing slip-on or high heels.
I've never had a denim jacket and I don't intend to get one
All these women are slim and tall. Let’s get real.
All the women on the film are over 70, btw
Fedora Nahmens that makes them over 50 right?
Love the brogues
stay away from that second one the red dress, the 80's called they want their shoulders back lololo Jumpsuits are too annoying, life is too short. Those red shoes with the red dress were delicious tho
These are terrible outfits!!!
Really enjoy Cityline Fashion Friday. Was disappointed with this segment, these outfits read like costumes and not daily living.
Shoulder pads were the 80s not 70s lol
I’m 55, good body and petite. Not wearing this boring stuff. The all white and heels were good looking, only pieces of the other outfits. Why so frumpy?
Lol, why do stylist always have the women coming out dressed like grandmas? I'm over fifty and I'm not going to wear my clothes like that. The first model, her clothes were fitting her way too baggy. Dressing old, makes you look old. I'm over fifty, not eighty, so I say if you're still in shape..wear whatever is in style. Unless it's simply and for teenagers and very young adults..lol 💜
The boyfriend jeans are not “old”; they’re from Madewell, a company aimed at younger shoppers. That said, I’m with you. I’m sticking with my skinnies!
ummmm the black shoes with the jumpsuit are HIDEOUS!
they only out fit that I would even consider wearing was the jeans out fit and the white jump suit the others were tacky why follow a trend when you can make your own.
Agreed!
the music is irritating sound off!
What about petite?
WHO says that women over 50 & 60 can't be stylishly dressed? There are a lot of styles, colors, stripes & floral patterns that women over 50 & 60 can wear without looking ridiculous and boring. The only outfit that made any sense was the all white. It was stylish and elegant. That red dress and velvet pant suit 😖😞. I don't know which one of these two ladies can out talk the other. The host or the guess. WOW!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💖💖💖🤩👍
Tracy please let your fashion guests speak, you have a bad habit of speaking over them...let. Them. Do. What. They. Came. To. Do.
You will never catch me on loafers they are hideous! Those shoulders on the red dress are so 80's 😥bleah patent leather shoes with the jumpsuit no! They should have stayed grunge dead. The white suit is chic! Full velvet ? Really ?! Pants got to go the Blazer is nice.
These outfits are not interesting or particularly suitable for over 50 women!! Waste of time.
Jumpsuits & running to the bathroom all day does not mix!
Noooooo !!
i am 57 and would not wear any of this
I am 71 and would.
I agree, i do not either, but i think this is not a question of the age, but the taste.
Were any of the models 50 or over? 👎🏽
icreyes1 They certainly look like 50 and over. What's your point?
Yes, of course! They look great!
The models look like they were in their 30s at the very most.
They look great for over 50 though. Sorry for those in the 30s, looking over 50! Self care is real.
Island Girl we're talking about the models right? Not the actresses in the Book Club trailer.
First, the women inspiring these looks aren’t around 50. They are all over 70 (closer to my mother’s age not mine) and the body types don’t represent the average 50 year old woman. The red dress was a little too disco (from an era we were in kindergarten for). What are you doing?
No on the velvet deal
Ugly clothes not practical for the average Canadian gal. All white jumpsuit on Rose who is super tiny. The red dress is ugly. Denim outfit boring, shoe selection looks ridiculous on older women. Disappointing!
I like the outfits but the full velvet outfit was just a disaster. Looks like she's wearing an old sofa 😂
Jumpsuits after 50 doesn't work well when you have to run to the bathroom all day!
I love Cityline and I love Tracy and the everyone on the show. Canada is such a wonderful country. All y'all are doing a great job up there. Trump is almost impeached, so, I won't be moving there. But, I did work in Nova Scotia on and off and loved it. Watching Cityline is my peaceful happy time. I love this segment, love Rose in the white.
Trump will NOT be impeached the American people have spoken!
Leaking Pecker says otherwise.
Keeks Carpa Yes he is!!! WWG1WGA!! Trump 2020!!
Anne N Wakeup and #walkaway
Anne N Wake up and stop watching mainstream news channels. That could explain your comment. TRUMP IS DOING A GREAT JOB!! He knows exactly what he is doing to drain the swamp! Canadians love TRUMP!!! WWG1WGA!! Believe in the plan!
They did put us in a box...all thin women...and not even over 60. It didn't show any women who are heavier...im 5'6 at 114...what about those that are 160...180 ..210lbs? So it takes that everyone is 120lbs. We aren't.
It doesn't matter if a woman is over weight, she can still wear these styles. The issue with me is, these styles are hideous. They are not fashionable at all for a woman of 50. More like 80 to 90 year old style..lol
Some of these outfits looked very uncomfortable..
These are supposed to be fashion suggestions for women over 50? The guess I'm the only one to have 4 children. None of these women are over size 10. Thanks a lot. And by the way, the patent leather oxfords are ugly.
Agreed.
Umm... I’m in my 60s, have had 3 children, have never counted a calorie in my life, eat very well, and I’m a size 0. What’s your point? Oh, right... only heavy women are “real women” - reverse body shaming. 🙄
Exactly. I am a size 8 and struggle to keep that much weight on. I consider myself real as well
Laurie - Exactly!
that's more like...over 70s
the white outfit was the only good one. The others were stereo typic old women clothing.
The black flat shoes were horrible with the denim look.Id have put red.
I agree and the red dress was just atrocious. I'm just not in to the whole idea that 50 is old anymore. Im surrounded by 50 year women that are in better shape than many high school girls. Maybe the title should by styles for 70 and over. Some people just shouldn't be stylist. I don't think any of this follows 2018 trends.
@@xvgonzales agreed. Many of these look dated. The stylist looks like she's trying to hide everyone's bodies not high light certain parts.
my mother experiences this type of criticism often. if she dresses conservatively, it's "old woman clothing". If she dresses more youthfully, she's accused of trying too hard to look young.
nope! conservative isn't old. I'm conservative. and youthful isn't necessarily "trying too hard." Unless you are. It's about breaking out of those stereotypes and just being you. Either way, Those outfits in the video were ugly. And those women probably dress themselves better. This isn't a criticism to the women. I think you misunderstood
...ring ring ring! It's the 1980's phoning...they want their clothes back!
Would be much more interesting if you showed styles for non-model, non-skinny women... women with mommy tummys, women who aren't skinny... You know - average people, not models or actresses. Not much of this applies in any way to real life women with kids and grandkids...
D Moore - Where I live thin and fit IS the norm, even for women like me: 3 kids and in my 60s - size 0 and I assure you, very “real life” - I eat well, get a reasonable amount of exercise, and have never counted calories! Women need to support and empower each other, not body shame them, whether they are heavy, OR thin!
@@altitudeiseverything3163 I am 64, 5'1"tall and weigh 108 pounds, so not body-shaming anyone. Just feel that this was a very one-sided and biased video. I am both a runner and a lifter... however, I know that this is not the norm for most people I know.
Not sure where you live, but I have my doubts that it is truly the norm in your area either - maybe your specific community, but be honest. What do you see when you go out of that area? A bunch of average women or a whole lot of model types?
I work hard to be where I am, but do understand that not everyone has the time or energy for this, and would love to see that this show would take the time to include non-skinny, non-tall women as well as those they showed.
D Moore - My apologies, I’ve just been body shamed all my life and that type of thing is just getting worse online lately. I would never criticize someone for their weight, but it has always seemed acceptable to criticize very thin women, especially if they are middle age, or beyond: they must be vain, neurotic, compulsive calorie counters, or maybe they have an eating disorder. I do agree with you that all sizes should be represented in fashion articles, shows, catalogs, etc. I also think that there needs to be more variety in ages and even abilities shown.
To clarify: thin and fit is indeed the norm where I live, even for women over 60. I live in the most fit & thin city (Boulder) in the most fit & thin state (Colorado) in the U.S. The area is focused on outdoor sports, healthy eating, and wellness. Most of our friends are competitive cyclists, ski racers, triathletes, and runners. Virtually all of the rest are avid recreational rock climbers, hikers, snowshoers, ....you get the idea. People play hard here! My husband is a cyclist and races a road bike, cyclocross, and track; he’s in his 70s. While I enjoy a number of sports, I’m not at that level myself. And, yes, It *is* a different world in most of the rest of the country.
sell sell sell.
Eh, some were good, some were not.
Pretty bad outfits
Agreed. To drapey and baggy-some of the ladies had no chests!
Amanda, isn't it spelled "too" instead of "to"?
No it isn’t lol, she spelled it correctly. Thanks for the lol though
yuk
High water pants and shiny granny shoes... yeah, that'll get you out of the home for a night... sheesh
I wouldn't get caught dead with that jumpsuit and granny shoes on.
That burgundy dress is so ugly..... in fact all these clothes are awful except the denim outfit.
Agreed.
Nordstrom not Nordstrom's.. #petpieve
So out of touch.. I am approaching 50, have long ditched velvet, stilletos (wth are they thinking), jumpsuits. Comfort does not mean unfashionable.
umami_seewah - Velvet is “out of touch”? 🤔
@@altitudeiseverything3163 My 25 year old daughter loves velvet and I've known women who died in stilletos!
History High with Lisa Marrie - I’m with you; I *love* velvet! And I’d still be wearing stilettos - some of the time - if they didn’t make me feel as if I *had* died! 😉
@@altitudeiseverything3163 LOL, same with me in the heels. My oldest daughter is 32 and she calls them entrance heels, you make an entrance then sit down and kick them off under the table. I do love me some velvet
History High with Lisa Marrie - “Entrance heels” - That sounds about right! And my husband had better drop me off at the door, so I don’t have to walk several blocks.
Boooooooring! & why are their models all so similar in built? I find Daytime TV often a real insult to women's intelligence. :(
The models aren’t 50 or over( but yet modeling clothes for that age ? Very stupid idea) and the models bodies don’t capture the real bodies of women over 50.
What the heck is this ? 🤨
I'm sorry and not trying to hurt. This beautiful lady needs a new makeup artist. It doesn't look pleasing from this end.
I think it's the colours she's wearing.Draining and not flattering at all
Jennifer Williams
A more modern haircut? Shorter perhaps to lift her cheekbones on a long face, more blush, more colors. 🤔
I hate those clunky black shoes!
Ok.... didn’t like most of these fashions you could have done better... even the women in the movie fashions were prettier.. I’m 66 and I love comfy but I also like chic styles.
Girl you look younger than me, LOL!
Old people over 50 should just stick with the basics.
Laurie - I have a feeling that might be a younger person, trying to tell us “old people” how to dress. I would say what I think of that, but I don’t like to use bad language online. {Slipping my skinny jeans & leather moto jacket on now, to go out with my hubbie...} 😎
The first model gives out male vibes. Sorry but not impressed with these outfits for over 50. Disappointed and not inspired. Maybe next time.
M Salsberg - Maybe you’re getting that masculine vibe from the boyfriend jeans and the loafers, both of which are on trend right now, as is the menswear influence in general.
Most of those styles did exactly what they were trying to avoid - makes you look like you're trying too hard.
Horrible clothes
Seriously the Jane Fonda reference is disturbing she s a horrible person and I personally don't wish to be reminder of he and he4 radically mean self to our American Vets. Sorry Cityline not even watching this segment.
Cool styles. But the trousers that were styled with the red blazer were way too long. It looked ugly. Also, I'm not a fan of bare feet in shoes, it looks sloppy. Wear nylon stockings, or any stockings that match your outfit. Will also prevent you from getting wear wounds on your feet.
Love Cityline But will not support anything Hollywood.
Especially Jane Fonda
Not necessary
In a Word?! Yuk!!