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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2022 · 33 MIN

101. 'Age appropriate fashion'? It's time to bust some myths

from Aging in Style with Lori Williams

When women turn 60, they often feel invisible. But this shouldn’t be the case. More and more, women are unafraid to start new businesses, change careers, and make empowering decisions about their lives. One way women can feel more empowered is to dress in styles that reflect their taste and help them feel confident. There’s never an age where you’re “too old” to enjoy fashion! Susan Bauermeister owns Mainstream Boutique in Flower Mound, Texas, along with her daughter. Together they curate pieces that appeal to multiple generations. Their goal is to help all women who enter the store to look and feel beautiful. They believe trends are for anyone of any age, and that self-imposed “rules” are meant to be broken. She joins Senior Services Expert Lori Williams and shares her experiences at the boutique, including: -Common misconceptions and myths around fashion -Insecurities women face as they age -Wardrobe essentials and fashion tips that help women look and feel their best -And more Too often women believe because they’re older, they have no right to wear trends or fun clothing. They worry what others think and gravitate toward styles that may not always be flattering, such as skirts that go below the knees, capris instead of shorts, and billowy clothes that they hide in. However, when you wear clothes that fit your body and hit the right places, it can make you feel better. Trying on different styles is key - you never know until you put them on! Plus, trying different types of clothes can help you feel and look younger. Age is just a number, and if you enjoy what you’re wearing, it translates to radiance and confidence. No one can judge you for that. Topics discussed: Women’s fashion Fashion trends Trendy at any age Styles for seniors Youth as a mindset Popular fashion Wardrobe essentials Flattering styles Takeaways from this episode: - Women often believe they’re too old to wear cute clothes and worry someone is judging. No one is judging. In fact, fashion-forward styles and a good fit are flattering and can help you look younger. - If you’re truly uncomfortable with certain styles such as tank tops, there are alternatives. There are short flutter-sleeves or ruffled sleeves that are cool for summer. - Though they may be comfortable, oversized clothes that drown you can be frumpy. There’s also shapewear that can smooth out your silhouette. - Try on the clothes you like – it may surprise you how good they look! - You don’t have to sacrifice style to be comfortable. Many shoe brands, for instance, offer comfy support without being chunky orthopedic sneakers. - Shorter styles may accentuate your figure better than maxi dresses or capris (which can cut you off in the wrong spot). If you’re insecure about your legs, try boots and tights. No pantyhose! - People notice how put together and amazing you look, not scrutinize for spider veins or flabby arms. - Boutiques are often easier to shop than department stores: less overwhelming, more color coordination. Resources discussed: Shop at Mainstream Boutique in Flower Mound: 5801 Long Prairie Road, Suite 810 Shop online: https://mainstreamboutique.com/pages/flowermound (Shipping and local delivery are available) Watch the weekly fashion show: Thursdays at 7 p.m. CT on the Mainstream Boutique Flower Mound Facebook To suggest a topic, be a guest or to support the podcast, please email [email protected] For more senior resources and to sign up to the newsletter please visit: https://www.facebook.com/LoriWilliamsSeniorServices/ https://www.instagram.com/theloriwilliams/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/theloriwilliams/ https://loriwilliams-seniorservices.com/aging-in-style-podcast/

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