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A Well Loved Edit for July
Today I’m sharing my well loved edit for July. As you know, I try a lot of new products every month. Some are so-so, some are simply lousy, and some are home runs. These are the ones I reached for most often in July.
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The Jean Style Every Woman Over 60 Should Own
As much as I loved my skinny jeans back in the day, I’ve come to prefer denim that doesn’t feel like it’s painted on. These days, I’m reaching for straight-leg jeans more often than not. They’re timeless, flattering, and one of those rare pieces that truly suit every woman, no matter her shape.
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Monday Musings- Should Flattering Get The Final Say?
I know what flatters me. As I get older, I’m wondering whether flattering should still get the final say.
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Weekend Reading 07.25.26
Weekend reading is live on the blog with bestsellers, an outfit I forgot to share and posts you may have missed.
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How to Build a Wardrobe That Works For Your Real Life
The real shift comes from looking honestly at how we spend our days and making sure our clothes support that life.
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Hi, I’m Jennifer
It should be a joy to get dressed but after 50, too many women find it a challenge. Modern fashion seems aimed at the young and it can be hard to find what works for your body and lifestyle.
I started this blog to help women navigate the current fashion and understand how to make it work for them. What worked in our 30’s just doesn’t cut it over 50. I provide actionable tips and style advice so you can embrace midlife knowing you look your best.
I’m a wife, mom, and grandmother who likes nothing more than to share ideas about fashion, beauty, and all things that can make life enjoyable at this age.



