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To: qam1
Bad taste taken to the next level, theirs is a situation rich in irony—the more pains middle-aged women take to resemble young girls, the more obvious their age becomes.

This is the key for both men and women - no one seems to get that dressing young makes your age obvious (40+ "surf bum" men in nightclubs look just as stupid) , while dressing in a timeless, classic style makes your age very hard to determine. You won't look 18, but you can stay "30-ish" for a very long time. ;)

19 posted on 05/12/2006 7:54:47 AM PDT by Mr. Jeeves ("When the government is invasive, the people are wanting." -- Tao Te Ching)
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To: Mr. Jeeves

Im 35ish and wear the same jeans and rock t-shirt style I have worn for 20 some years. Funny thing is I get carded for buying alcohol on a regular basis and my fiance' who is 8 years younger than myself never gets carded. which she can't figure out (I tell her its the white hair--she has albinism, makes her look older than she is, then I get smacked so I stopped saying it).


46 posted on 05/12/2006 8:32:29 AM PDT by BudgieRamone (We're an underground revolution working overtime....)
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To: Mr. Jeeves

I think one can dress young and classy - it's the women who are trying to wear the exact brands the kids are wearing. Also, some gals CAN pull it off. My hairdresser is 48 - very attractive gal and dresses very young but she pulls it off - she looks great! Some people just can't do that. In fact, I saw a gal the other day - 30ish and she was wearing shorts - not walking shorts either. This lady should NEVER EVER wear shorts - she had huge trunk like legs - lower & upper and horrible cellulite. What can I say? Some people just don't have a mirror or never use it.


171 posted on 05/12/2006 1:51:31 PM PDT by Paved Paradise
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