What does dress your age really mean????

Georgiegirl256

**Patty** wrote: »

I'm now worried.

I own.....Converse..Ugg boots.....Rockports....Birkenstocks....Nike trainers.....Sketchers trainers.....and some FitFlops (among others)

At the age of 46......should i give up now?

All hope is not lost though......I will NEVER own a pair of Crocs!:rotfl:

Definetly don't give up! I own Converse, Birkenstocks, Ugg boots and Nike trainers! I'm lucky if I've even got 5 pairs of heels?!

thorsoak

...age 70, I own Celtic boots (v v old) birkenstocks, scholls (again vvv old) fitflops, aesic trainers, muck boots, aigle boots, crocs (1pr baby blue, 1 pr orange), several pairs of varying heights of high-heeled shoes (black, mauve, red, blue) two pairs high heeled sling back satin shoes - 1 pr silver, 1 pr black with sequins).... and four pairs of M & S boring footgloves - brown, black and red!

~Chameleon~

Curlywurli wrote: »

I've noticed that most people with long hair tend to be younger, why is that?

Are younger or look younger?



I have almost waist length hair

geoffky

I wear what i want but 99% of the time jeans t-shirt and trainers..
I do not have to impress anyone because i have all that i need and will ever need..

shegirl

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

Are younger or look younger?



I have almost waist length hair

I have near waist length hair too.Have to wear it up a lot though but size and volume often only allow a pony.

Sure that either makes you look younger or an idiot trying to look younger!

RevolvingDoor

I just wear what I like and feel comfortable in, usually dresses or skirts. I don't really care what I look like, people sometimes think I'm younger than I am anyway.

BitterAndTwisted

"What does dress your age really mean?"

Usually, it means dressing within shouting distance of your real age, not the one you remember most fondly being.

If you have to have it spelled out to you, it generally suggests you should burn your whole wardrobe and start over again. Possibly with professional advice.

Dunroamin

thorsoak wrote: »

...age 70, I own Celtic boots (v v old) birkenstocks, scholls (again vvv old) fitflops, aesic trainers, muck boots, aigle boots, crocs (1pr baby blue, 1 pr orange), several pairs of varying heights of high-heeled shoes (black, mauve, red, blue) two pairs high heeled sling back satin shoes - 1 pr silver, 1 pr black with sequins).... and four pairs of M & S boring footgloves - brown, black and red!

Don't malign the Footgloves - where would we be without them?

Dunroamin

BitterAndTwisted wrote: »

"What does dress your age really mean?"

Usually, it means dressing within shouting distance of your real age, not the one you remember most fondly being.

If you have to have it spelled out to you, it generally suggests you should burn your whole wardrobe and start over again. Possibly with professional advice.

Doesn't that mean that there's some kind of globally accepted "normal" way of dressing at certain ages? Do you have a link to the rules?:D

arbroath_lass

Dunroamin wrote: »

Don't malign the Footgloves - where would we be without them?

What are footgloves? I'm beginning to think they might be a "me"