Sixty may be the new 50, but we don't want to dress like our daughters or grandmothers. Baby Boomers are known to be comfortable with their own style.
Moving from the workforce into retirement shouldn't mean we're still in slipers at 11am or not bothering because no-one will see us. We need a new casual wardrobe and there is so much to choose from.
As we age, bodies begin to sag. Even if you're in your 50's and you haven't gained an ounce since your 30's, clothes just don't fit like they used to. And for those still wearing the same outfits they wore 20 years ago, it's definitely time for a change.
Fashion experts agree that dressing young does not make you look young. People-watch next time you go out and you'll notice that most of us over 50 are not forever young. But that doesn't mean they can't look good and have fun with their wardrobe. Fifty does not mean frumpy; it's about style and elegance.
A good haircut, makeup and a great outfit will make you look and feel fantastic at any age..
...and remember...have a fabulous retirementLIFE....
