Today, Bian Xiao summed up eight dressing rules for middle-aged and elderly women. If you collect them well, you will find yourself more and more beautiful and younger!
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Pay attention to quality rather than quantity, and buy the best clothes you can afford.
When our generation was young, clothes were replenished every three years. When we are old, it is actually saving money to buy ourselves some new clothes with good quality now.
The saying that you get what you pay may be extreme and absolute, but don't take cheap as the primary consideration when buying clothes. In the long run, the cost of spending ten cheap clothes is far less than the cost-effective investment in a classic durable one.
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Material editing is greater than style.
When we buy clothes at this age, besides the style, the most important thing is to look at the material and tailoring. A dress with high-grade material and tailored fit can be worn for many years and looks more exquisite.
In the process of buying clothes, we should gradually cultivate our own concept of attaching importance to material cutting and neglecting design. Investing in a classic coat is more important than buying a few fancy coats.
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It is more important to suit yourself than to follow suit.
It is natural for people to follow the trend when they are middle-aged and old, but at the same time, they should also choose clothes that suit them. Don't dress too old-fashioned, but don't be too flashy. Don't buy clothes that are not suitable for your age.
Understand the advantages and disadvantages of your body, learn to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses, and present your best side. You don't need to deliberately catch up with the trend, as long as you have your own self-confidence, elegance and maturity.
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Invest in accessories to show good taste.
Middle-aged and elderly women will deliberately wear some ornaments and jewels when dressing up. When you put on an ordinary black coat and an exquisite pearl earring, your style can be perfectly upgraded in an instant.
Of course, you should also avoid excessive decoration when wearing it. There are not many accessories, such as necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets and scarves. Just pick one or two.
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Dress for the occasion
Dressing is actually a kind of life aesthetics, just like decorating a house, except that we dress ourselves up well. House decoration is used for living, and how to live conveniently is the most important factor to consider. People dress mainly to cope with life, and that kind of propriety is what we should pay attention to.
When middle-aged and elderly people choose clothes, they should decide the matching scheme according to actual needs. Instead of blindly considering whether your dress is dazzling enough, it is better to consider whether it is suitable for this occasion.
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Simplicity is really fashionable, subtract your collocation.
When people are old, they should learn to do subtraction in life, especially in dressing. Simplicity is always the true meaning of fashion and the highest state of dressing.
Stay away from gilding the lily and simplify things. Middle-aged and old friends should learn to subtract clothes.
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Pay attention to check the dress, details determine success or failure.
Whether before going out or on other occasions, you should pay attention to checking whether your clothes are correct.
Whether the collar is straight, whether the skirt is wrinkled, whether there are stains on the clothes ... these seemingly inconspicuous little details are the key to your success or failure in dressing.
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Pleasing yourself is the ultimate goal of dressing.
Finally, middle-aged and old friends, we should understand that learning to dress and match can certainly increase our confidence and brilliance, but our beauty ultimately comes from our love for life, in order to please ourselves!
Therefore, please always remember that a person's true beauty begins with learning to please himself.
These eight dressing rules are really tailored for middle-aged and elderly friends. I found it very useful after reading it, especially the one about learning subtraction, which made me feel deeply!