Everything gets better with age – especially sense of style. From fun fashion choices in our twenties to fearless ensembles in our fifties, the glamour never stops. We’ve rounded up six women who prove that style is truly ageless. Read on for some of their best fashion moments and see how to get their looks for yourself.
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20s
Hey, risk-taker. You like to have fun in every aspect of life – including fashion. Go for a look with the perfect mix of casual and cool. Vintage denim pairs nicely with a crop top and a bold emerald duster. Easy sneakers and round sunnies add an effortless edge to your everyday look.
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30s
You know what works for you, so stick to it. Find pieces in your go-to hue and most flattering silhouettes to define your unique look. Are your legs your best asset? Opt for a minidress with super trendy details, like feather sleeves, and strappy sandals to elongate your legs even more.
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40s
You’re always on the move, and your wardrobe must follow suit. Go from a board meeting to the bar in an always-chic, one-and-done jumpsuit that is equal parts professional and polished. Try a unique finish, like satin, and a bold color, like lipstick red, to add a touch of sultriness to your boss-lady look.
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50s
You’re confident, and your style shows it. Go bold in a sophisticated trouser and trench combo that will turn heads wherever you go. A classic gingham pattern adds a retro feel, while oversized sunnies keep it so right now.
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60s
You’ve STILL got it. Have some fun in a feminine polka dot minidress and some strappy heels. Your signature blowout and mega-watt smile finish your fearless look.
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70s
It’s not your first rodeo. Keep it simple in a sleek cream suit with neutral details, like an oversized leather belt and a fedora, for a luxe take on power dressing that is sure to stand the test of time.
By Paige McKnight, Staff Writer
