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New Day/New Outfit: A Flattering Neckline For Women Over 50
If you've been reading this blog, you know I don’t like to tell women over 50 what they shouldn’t wear anymore. That’s a very slippery slope since women over 50 vary tremendously. So…instead, I like to focus on the posit
New Day/New Outfit: The Draw of a Straw Handbag
Editor's Note: Before I begin this post, I just want to say, "Congratulations!" to Wilma, the winner of Flattering50's Giveaway of a pair of Shaune Bazner clip-on earrings. Enjoy! I'm not a gal with a bottomless wardrobe
New Day/New Outfit: Taking Cover in a Loose-Knit Top
Happy Summer Solstice!! Did you enjoy the long day yesterday? I'm lovin' the extra daylight! After a really cold, wet spring, I can finally report I’ve shed my winter woolies. Ahh! The warm weather, though, isn’t without
New Day/New Outfit: A Bit of Beading
First off, happy Memorial Day Weekend! In my last post, Style Over 50: Is Orange the New Neutral? , I mentioned that I've been rooting around my wardrobe, looking for garments with a little orange, one of this spring's t
New Day/New Outfit: Spring Layering
Now that May is here, I’m done with my winter wardrobe. I’m determine to dress lighter and brighter, even when the temperatures dip. I don’t appreciate being cold, though. So…these days, I’m dressing in spring layers. Fo
New Day/New Outfit: The In-Between Sweater
April in New York is a weather roller coaster--one day (like today) in the 80s; the next day down in the 50s. Saturday night, I was in the city to see "Old Hats," the latest creative masterpiece by Bill Irwin and David S
New Day/New Outfit: "Burr" Protection
Sometimes, I try to visualize my favorite over 50 bloggers posting away. Are they sitting at desks, lounging on their patio, soaking up the sunshine by a waterfall? Whenever possible, I write by a window. When organizing
Style Over 50: New Day, New Outfit
I admit to falling under the spell of resolutions at the start of a new year. I like the idea of setting a goal or two, encouraging myself to try something new. The idea of resolving to change things a bit supports what’
