I have more clothes than you can imagine from size 14 to 20 despite having cleared out a lot during our downsizing move in 2016. What do you wear every day? Do you put on your “full face”? Some days there doesn’t seem to be much point. Getting up with nowhere to go has led to days of no makeup and wearing some of the most depressing clothes you’ve ever seen. I’ve always loved nice clothes and getting dressed for work each day. Retired for 18 months, I’m still carrying around 70 extra pounds that are dragging me down, both mentally and physically. I found your blog today by accident and hope that it will be the inspiration I need to get my act together and do what I’ve needed to do for a few years now. I am lucky to have slim ankles and calves and suit a variety of shoe styles but find heels are no longer comfortable if I wear them for any length of time. The only thing I am not keen on are the bootie style of shoe that you like. I live in New Zealand so our seasons are apposing and I can’t purchase the same clothes but can certainly follow your style and suggestions. I normally wouldn’t have worn a short jacket but this one is quite flattering. I do find I end up with a favourite outfit and just about wear it to death even tboygh I have a reasonable sized wardrobe which is regularly culled. I have recently lost some weight ( about 8kg ) and this winter I have just about lived in a short bikey style fake leather tan jacket worn with slim pants and boots. I also have a biggish bust and find I need to up size to prevent the gape which is annoying. I am not sure how tall you are but slim pants with looser shirts and tops are very flattering and disguise the thicker middle which most of us seem to end up with. We even have a similar hairstyle but at nearly 65 I am yet to give up being a blonde. It is a little nervous but very soft. This is probably my favorite haircut. It allows for more creative liberties, even while keeping the final look more conservative.Ī good short haircut idea for women over 60 is a crop with long feathered layers that will keep the strands off the face and look neat throughout the day. If this sounds like you, try a tapered cut with swept-back layers that won’t fall on your face when you’re out and about.I like your style which is actually very similar to mine. I took a horseshoe section in this particular haircut, cut the back and sides relatively short, and left the remaining hair longer, cutting it into a bob.
This is almost a cross between a pixie and a textured bob. I approach most pixie haircuts similarly, cutting the sides and back before deciding where to go with the top section.
The tousled, tiered layers of the short pixie are an excellent way for women with fine hair to look young and stylish because the feathered effect adds height and volume-the tapered nape area functions as a back frame for the pointed sideburns that accentuate the cheekbones. A teased hairstyle with volume at the roots gives the appearance of thicker hair. Those layers and ripped bangs also help pump up your locks. Women’s hair gets more delicate as we age, just like men’s.
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