The boot-cut trim leaves space for booties (a footwear choice for pretty much every event).

TIP: Keep length around 1/8-inch off the floor (contingent upon the shoe), and ensure the pants fit well (with somewhat stretch) in butt and hips. Take the abdomen in, if vital.

Dark denim, mid-rise, straight-leg jeans

Skirt the tight thin pants (unflattering on the vast majority of us), and get these in dim blue, with no blurring or whickering. Pair with level expressive dance shoes, sandals, loafers or little cat heels, and wrap them into tall boots up cooler climate.

TIP: Straight-leg pants go consummately with longer coats or tunic tops. Look at choices from Uniqlo, 7 For All Mankind, J Brand, Levi’s or Not Your Daughter’s Jeans, in costs from about $40 to $200.

White jeans (boot-cut or straight-leg)

n hotter climate, wear with wedge shoes and tunic tops or a fresh naval force coat and white tank. At the point when it gets cooler, pair with earthy colored or dark boots and a sweater or coat, and a beautiful scarf.

TIP: Be certain to wear clothing that coordinates your skin tone with any white gasp.

Great-fitting pants

Search for a lightweight fleece mix (fleece/Lycra is ideal) in dark, charcoal or naval force. The cut of the jeans is vital and the length should be precise. Take your shoes to the store (and to the tailor, if important) to get an ideal fit.

TIP: Wear with a smooth pullover, a T-shirt or a tank with a cardigan or coat. Search for pants made by Theory, Tehari, Joseph, Banana Republic, J. Group or Ann Taylor in costs beginning at about $60.

Black fitted jacket

Short and cozy (not tight) coats that hit at the hips are an extraordinary look. Dark is generally flexible, yet think about naval force and cream, as well. Wear it with pants, skirts, dresses, pants — everything.

TIP: Wear tanks, T’s and gem shaded pullovers under, and look at a portion of the more drawn out, less-fitted alternatives to wear with thin pants. Some to attempt are from Theory, Tahari, Ann Taylor, DKNY, Chico’s and Target, in costs beginning at about $50.

Black pencil skirt

Flexible, sleek and shockingly complimenting, regardless of what your size. Wear it to the knee (or marginally more limited whenever worn with dark leggings), and ensure it has a little stretch and some hanging however isn’t tight. Pair with dark leggings and booties, or patent-calfskin siphons for night. Try not to wear a level shoe, yet a mid-heel or high-heel siphon, wedge shoe or boots. (Here’s a video about how to look for shoes that are both smart and reasonable.)

TIP: A dark coat could look serious with this skirt; all things being equal, offset the look with a long tank and a trimmed diverse coat. The best-fitting pencil skirts I’ve found are from Diane von Furstenberg, Michael Kors and Tehari in costs beginning at about $120, yet you can look around.

Cardigans

These are an all year design extra and the most ideal approach to conceal arms that are under conditioned. Search for long and three-quarter-length sleeves that hit you at or over the hip. Longer cardigans are extraordinary with straight-leg pants or jeans, yet not with skirts. The best cardigan I’ve found so far is the Classic Cardigan from Merona at Target ($19.99 and up).

TIP: Get a size or two more modest than expected or you’ll wind up with a “Mumsy” sweater, which can look sloppy. The sweater’s fit ought to be cozy, and never wear it shut: The fact of the matter is to cover your arms and add tone to your outfit.

Tank tops

Purchase these staples in mass, when you discover the ones you like best. Get them in white, dark and cream to wear under the cardigans, coats, pullovers and sweaters. I wear them under nearly everything for a smoother look.

TIP: The fit ought to be cozy, so size down if fundamental, and ensure they’re adequately long to wrap up and wait. Uniqlo, Target’s Massimo Supply Co., American Apparel, Banana Republic and Gap all have extraordinary tanks in costs beginning at about $10.

Dresses

Dresses cause everybody to feel pretty and provocative, and there are three styles that compliment ladies more than 50 best, regardless of our size or shape:

• Wrap dresses, particularly those with long or three-quarter-length sleeves — hitch the belt as an afterthought, never in front, and don’t tie it in a bow!
• Sleeveless sheath dresses worn with cozy fitting cardigans or coats, which are ideal for practically any event
• “Fit and flare” dresses that are fitted on top and flare out marginally beginning at the abdomen, making a coquettish, swingy look.

Gem colors look great on all skin tones; keep length at the knee.

TIP: Have at any rate one entirely fitting LBD (minimal dark dress) in any of these styles, which can be spruced up or down. Incredible fitting dresses can be found at Target (Merona), Diane von Furstenberg, Theory, Nicole Miller, Hugo Boss, Ann Taylor and Chico’s at all value focuses.

Cropped black leather jacket

No, a dark cowhide coat isn’t excessively youthful for those more than 50. Wear it with all that you own: pants (exceptionally cool with white pants), skirts and dresses. This staple is more costly than the others, so search for one that fits right (edited at the midriff is ideal) and is exemplary looking, so you can wear it until the end of time.

Style Smarts (for any age)

 

• Get a decent tailor. Garments look best when they fit well
• Characterize your abdomen, regardless of how huge or little
• Keep your skirt and dress lengths to the knee
• Try not to show an excess of skin: too-short skirts and tops that are too low don’t compliment anybody
• Keep it basic; avoid bling
• Quiet the uproarious prints, lean toward solids
• Purchase bras that truly fit, and consider “shapewear” when required

Also read: SOME STYLISH FASHION TIPS FOR DRESSING YOUR CHILDREN