I need a new pair of jeans, I have always worn them , but hurtling towards 70years old I wonder if I can still wear jeans and then I can't decide on what style, I like the skinny look but I don't have skinny legs, I would love to look effortlessly chic in jeans ,What do other GN,s think?
Craghoppers only look ok for hopping about on crags though.Very few of those where I live. Actually jeans, the right ones probably look fine on anybody, it's getting the right shape and fit for your own body.I have some that look fine on me in the morning and which grip like a python in the afternoon.
Drinks would be fine, how about Curaçao doesn't that come in blue? Then there's Blue Sapphire gin, only that's just the bottle. Maybe your predictive text has a hidden connection to your subconscious!! ?
You nationhood wearing jeans at any age, any size, any time, as long as you wear them to suit your shape. It's all about how you wear them. I'm currently looking for very dark blue drinks, but can't seem to find them.
I know someone who gave up wearing jeans at 50 years of age, but I think that's an old fashioned view these days.
Bought a new pair yesterday in the sale, very pleased with them as they are a lovely fit. I didn't think the slim legs would suit me till I tried them on. These days we 70 year olds can wear nice clothes thank goodness. No need to be frumpy, you do feel better if you know you look good. Go for it!
Tidyskatemum, do you wear those suede boots with thick crepe soles and a zip up the front? Do you wear crimplene trousers with the front crease sewn in? Do you only wear clothes that are 'comfy'? Your comments were a bit unkind I think, implying that over 60's should be comfy rather than smart and stylish. And stop sniggering!
Just turned 70 and am wearing black jeans at the moment.Also have blue ones which I wear quite often. My daughter laughed at me because I only started wearing them when I turned 60, ! Haven't received any comments to suggest I am too old to wear them-yet!
Do we have to conform to a uniform for different age groups? As has been said before wear what you damn well like. As far as I am aware there are no jeans police on the prowl. Pert bums dont mean you live longer, so enjoy the life you have regardless.
Especially in your craghoppers! I only wear mine with walking boots. (Walking trousered, that is). Jeans most of the rest of the time. 76 and going strong.
NOOOOOOOOO!!!!! Just my opinion but I think anyone over 60 looks like mutton dressed as lamb. I'm in my early 60's, never wear a skirt, always trousers but NEVER jeans.People go on about the likes of Mary Berry and jeans but I think she looks hideous in them. They are probably OK for walking the dog but that's as far as it goes, though I find a pair of Craghoppers walking trousers are a lot more comfy and don't weigh your legs down when they get wet. However, I admit I'm speaking as someone who has never really understood the attraction of jeans so if you feel happy in them go for it. I'll just snigger behind your back.
I have not worn a skirt for at least 8 years and live in jeans or trousers.(posh silk or velvet for weddings and dressy, or straight smart when required) However nobody asks whether a man needs a "nice, rounded, pert bottom" to wear trousers so why be so sexist and/or ageist? Or would you echo the sentiments of Ogden Nash on Women who wear trousers?
"Sure deck your lower limbs in pants; Yours are the limbs, my sweeting. You look divine as you advance– Have you seen yourself retreating?"
Bijou Nonsense. Women of any age should be careful about what they wear and it should suit their figure, but apart from that jeans can look very nice. I've been told I look really good in jeans. I'm lucky enough to have a nice rounded pert bottom. Baggy, cheap jeans do not look good, but good quality jeans preferably in a darker colour, look nice. I've bought cheaper jeans from Marks & Spencer's and the material is a bit thinner and they tend to look a bit scruffy as they go a bit baggy when you've been wearing them for a while. That all sounds a bit big headed.
Yesssss of course big and beautiful as you want A long time ago when I had small children at home I worked in a care home and used to wonder at what age you went into big old knicks well I m happy to report that hasn't happened to me and although I m not much younger now than those I was looking after the sensible big balloons have never materialised I still like pretty kecks