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The link of future of the workplace ends up on the page as the turning myth into space link
O mg Your Style just impressed me what a style with Black….so beautiful!
Thank you for providing inspiration and advice for we “women of a certain age”. You’ve given me hope that I can still be relevant entertaining my 60’s.
You’re gorgeous, you’re fashionable, and you are FABULOUS!! Age is just a number. My taste in fashion is mine alone. No such thing as dressing ‘age appropriate’. We are who we are. Age is a state of mind. Your fashion suits you. I saw your commercial on TV and I admire you. You’re true to yourself. We should all be so confident in ourselves.
I think this is such an important conversation to have. In some ways, I find it shocking that people think I am courageous for being myself. Let’s be talking about here what kind of support, encouragement and representations can help people to feel free to be who they are.
I’d like to thank you for sharing with us how women of a certain can still dress with style. The appropriate way is the best with clean lines, a little glitz, and glam rolled into one.
U give my so much confidence
Thanks for sharing your time with us..
Thank you for sharing your time with me.
I would like a lot more information about this because I’m 67 and I like the shop and I like to dress differently
I just found your website today, and it was like being resuscitated! It is a treasure for this 67-year old disabled Navy retiree.
Before I delve into it, there’s something I’m wondering if you might address. I just moved and the movers overcharged me by 50 percent. This kind of thing happens to women all over America, especially older women. I think Europeans are more respectful of senior citizens.
The way you present yourself is powerful. How can we be empowered to stand up for ourselves? Thank you so much!
Let’s keep talking about this as we have very outdated stereotypes about being older which people take actions on like we are disabled, demented and frail. Not so and we should be re-writing the story of what it means to be old.
I have tried to catch the name of your website from the TV commercial for ages. Finally got it! You are an inspiration! I have always worn what I like, what I think looks and feels good. And I have taken flack for it. Age IS just a number, and we are not the frail, doddering old women of long ago. We are vital members of our communities, wise and strong. You reinforce that idea. I am so glad to see there are others like me! I live in a small town, and it sometimes feels like I am the only one my age who is still “alive!”
You’re getting older without aging!!!
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