Here’s a fun interview I had with Deborah Boland at Fabulous after 40. If you haven’t checked out her blog I recommend that you do so ASAP. Deborah does a great job highlighting fashion tips and advice.
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I just saw your interview with Deborah @ Fabulous after 40! I loved it! I am about to turn 60 this year and I always have such a terrible time purchasing outfits! I stress on whether it looks too young or to old. I married at a very young age and I have been married to my high school sweetheart for 43 years! I have two sons one is 41 and the youngest is 36. My oldest grandson is 19 years old. When I am with my grandson most people think he is my son. I receive many compliments on how young I look. Your blog has inspired me! Your style is timeless and ageless! I loved all your outfits and I too have a similar haircut! My style is similar to yours but not quite as polished! I look forward to perusing your blog as inspiration for future stress free shopping guidance! thank you
Congratulations, Wilma, for celebrating 43 years of marriage! I think we’re a dying breed. (it will be 32 years for me this August) but, as I’m certain you know, what a glorious ride it turns out to be – highs, lows, and everything inbetween. So happy you found my blog and are enjoying it. This has been a fabulous adventure for me – stay tuned as I keep fine-tuning it, and adding features.
xxoo beth
Hi Beth,
It was a pleasure having you share your style with our readers.Thanks for being a Fabulous After 40 Styleblazer! Cheers, Deborah
I am reading some of your older posts and came across the interview with Deborah. Very good information on how you put together outfits. I love that you cite your mother as your early style influence. At sixty-six I don’t want to look frumpy but also don’t want to look desperate.