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Fashion Tips For Every Age

August 21,2016
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By Yemisi Suleiman

With age come unavoidable changes in our wardrobes, as every age comes with an appropriate dress style.
To be chic at any age and ensure your style remains gorgeous, here are fashion tips for every age  to help you stay rightfully fashionable at all times.

20’s

Tips: Explore your wild side with daring styles but bright and beautiful.  It is the best time to wear your miniskirts, crop tops and skinny jeans or jeggings. It’s your prime, be free to explore.

 

Look for 20s

Look for 20s

30’s

Tips: 30 is the time to go for Ladylike pieces, with a bit of luxury extras. Start shaping your wardrobe with figure flattering staples, like cute jackets, little black dresses, classic shirts structured bags and black courts that you can take with you in years to come. Now, you should invest in a pair of jeans that fits in all the right places and can take you from night to day.

Look for 30s

Look for 30s

40’s

Tips: Strike a colourful note in classic separates. Two toned block heel is versatile and seasonless. Embrace shine for night and day with sequins metallic, satin and bright laces At 40, you should know what works for you and what doesn’t. So quit following trends and go with classics that will stand you out.

40s looks

Looks for 40s

50’s

Tips: Embrace 70s style with feminine florals like the ankara prints in cool colours like burgundy, blue, and chocolate brown. Be more elegant with your style, straight cut pants should be your fashion favourites. Choose classy jewelry pieces, to complement your look always.

50s looks

Looks for 50’s

60’s

Tips: With age comes the authority to wear polished clothes that young women can’t easily pull off. At this stage, it’s time to enliven your wardrobe with print and textures, such as silk, metallics and velvet.

 

Looks for 60s

Looks for 60s

70+

Tips: Make subtle floral and gold jewelry your go-to items. A diamond choker is a way to elevate any look.

Looks for 70s

Looks for 70s

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