It only takes a quick Google search to find lists of “celebrities who age gracefully”. What’s interesting, though, is that these lists are almost always overwhelmingly dominated by men: George Clooney, Patrick Dempsey, Hugh Jackman, Bruce Willis, and so on.
With so much copy devoted to women ageing gracefully, and much of it through thinly veiled threats of invisibility and fear mongering to buy product X , it seems only fair the experts share their advice on how men can bridge that gap between their 40s and middle age with aplomb. She says men often have outdated ideas of age-appropriate dressing. “As men’s fashion became more tailored and tapered to the body, a man would typically say, ‘I can’t wearbecause I am not 25.’ But we need to get out of this baggy fit, front-pleat, cuffed, shapeless silhouette from the early 2000s.”
The first step, is knowing one’s body shape, and dressing for it. If made to measure isn’t an option, then alterations are an absolute must, says Kimber.Sally Mackinnon, stylist and personal shopper
Source: Loan Digest (loandigest.net)
melly_singer And then there's Eric Abetz etc, so it all evens out
bencubby melly_singer instructions please. didn't teach me that at school.
melly_singer I'm fairly sure that if I had a few million in the bank didn't work 60+hrs a week, had access to top quality products, skincare etc. Had very expensive tailored suits and got to go to expensive spa's to get haircuts etc. I to would look that good.
melly_singer They only age well because they rort off the disadvantaged
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