Going out to a restaurant for brunch can happen anytime during the year: for meetups with friends or colleagues, for holidays such as fathers’ day or mothers’ day, you name it! Age doesn’t matter.
If you don’t have a brunch date coming up, why not make one? Take a tour of the pancake houses with a regular meetup, like my friend and I are doing. 😀 Time for good food and coffee! It’s a great way to catch up.
Some rules of thumb are:
wear a special top and statement jewelry since that will be seen above the table,
wear comfortable bottoms so you that you can sit with your friend for a long stretch,
wear flats in case you go for a walk after brunch.
Following are over 50 outfit combinations for what to wear out to brunch, from special occasions to business meetings to getting together with girl friends to going out with a special someone. Many of these are classic outfits that are the norm. But when you look in your closet and can’t think of a thing to wear, these ideas can help you choose what to pair with what that will give you the right style and comfort level.
A Henley top comes in many forms: as a t-shirt with or without sleeves, with or without embellished cuffs; as a sweater; as a tunic; as a peasant blouse; as a plaid shirt; embellished, embroidered, ruffled, printed, metallic, etc. With it’s many variations and fabrics, it can be dressed up or down and worn any time of the year. It’s a great layering piece for the fall and winter, or even in the spring and for casual business in the summer.
There are infinite possibilities! And because of the endless styling options, age doesn’t matter.
Here are some outfit formulas for styling and layering a Henley shirt, followed by 25 ways to combine it in your outfits. Continue Reading
I left my job to work on blogging from home about two years ago. During that time, I have put a lot of time and effort into producing blog posts. I research, distill each style concept, and link as many photos as possible to stores where you can get the styles I am talking about. I target the styles that I think women over 60 would like and be willing to wear.
However, age doesn’t matter. Styles and trends are available to all of us to wear as we like. It’s up to you to choose your favorite styles and choose what you love and what looks good on you. Don’t let anyone or any media tell you that you can’t wear this or that after a certain age.
The most popular post on Your True Self Blog in 2018 was “Do You Want to be Told What to Wear in Your 60’s?” And the answers that I got from you to that question was a resounding NO! We want to wear what we like…and we can!
I am grateful for the way Your True Self Blog has grown over the past year, and at the end of this post I am sharing the links to the top ten posts of 2018. I hope you will visit and enjoy them! Continue Reading
For almost three years now, my son Chris and I have been making health goals together every month. Although we are from different generations, age doesn’t matter when it comes to health. We have the same goals of good dietary choices, exercise, sleep and such. These habits create lifelong health.
Since Chris and I started to share monthly health goals with each other, we’ve improved our lifestyle. In 2017, we got to the point where we were both down to our ideal weight, improved our eating habits, and developed exercise routines that worked for us.
In 2018, we were humming along very well, until October. At that time, we became deterred by time, weather, sickness, and then the holiday season.
Now that a new year is beginning, Chris and I are reviewing last year’s goals and planning new goals, picking up from where we left off. Our last goals were to try to get back our previously good habits of exercising regularly and eating foods that are good for us. Continue Reading
Tis the time to make goals for the new year coming! Goals for the new year include many areas of our life. The common areas we usually think of are health, money and work, relationships, community service and shedding bad habits. Age doesn’t matter. Life is a constant process of growth and self-improvement.
I never thought about creating style goals until I read Angie Cox’s blog You Look Fab. Inspired by Angie, I made a list of style goals the last two years. You might like to make some style goals of your own, if you don’t already.
These are some of my style goals, past and future:
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