“Unveiling the Fashion Faux Pas: 7 Looks Over 50 Should Steer Clear Of!”
Worn-Out Shoes Can Ruin An Outfit
If your favorite pair of shoes are scuffed up, falling apart, or breaking down, it’s time to let them go. This is true at any age, but especially after the age of 50. Worn-out shoes give off an immature impression that doesn’t suit the professional-looking women of a certain age.
It may seem like your shoes are hardly noticeable, but a few nicks can bring down the overall quality of an entire outfit. There’s bound to be a relatively inexpensive replacement pair out there.
Plaid Skirts Scream “School Girl”
Once upon a time, it’s was pretty typical to see women of all ages wearing plaid skirts. Then school girl outfits became a thing. Now, it’s a challenge to pull one off without looking like you’re dressing up for Halloween.
This is especially true for older women since they’ve been out of school for some time. If the plaid skirt is long, it looks more like a kilt. Either way, it’s out of place and not worth the confusion.
Out-Of-Date Attire Can Age You
There’s a fine line between something that’s vintage versus something that is out-of-date. Vintage clothes are timeless and come back into fashion all the time. Out-of-date clothes are from a specific era and cause people to wonder how that was ever considered “in.”
The trick here is not to be fooled by clothes that seem commonplace. Hawaiian shirts may be around forever, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t dated. Swap out older pieces of clothing for something modern that shows you’ve still got it.
