Fashion for Women Over 60

Margaret Manning talks with fashion blogger Patti Gibbons about the ageist belief that, after 50, women are no longer fashionable. They also discuss how mature women can change these beliefs, if they wish to. Read More

After 50, it’s easy to see how mature women can become “invisible” to a society that is focused on (and some say obsessed with) youth. When a woman reaches mid-life, she shouldn’t feel invisible unless she chooses to. Mature women should feel beautiful and truly authentic. Read More

What comes to your mind when you think of sophistication?

Maybe you imagine afternoon tea and sandwiches on fine china, everyone dressed in elegant garb. Read More

If we’re talking about comfortable and stylish shoes, we need to say something right off the bat. The “slides” have to go. Read More

How can mature women improve their wardrobe by considering which items they should keep and which they should donate or toss? Read More

Fashion is all about being a woman and having fun with who you are. Today we talk about the four accessories you just can’t live without.

Margaret Manning of Sixty and Me and style expert Jodie Filogomo team up to discuss a great way for the mature fashion-conscious woman to punch up her wardrobe – accessories. Read on, and don’t forget to watch the interview! Read More

Looking chic and feeling fabulous is important to every woman at any age. Although tastes change over time, many of us have a unique, personal style that we proudly carry through the decades. What if you are feeling like you are in a style rut? If you are looking for techniques to reinvigorate your look, you’ll enjoy today’s video with Susan “Honey” Good! Read More

Trends always change, season after season, year after year. Sometimes they return – sometimes they do not. What’s fashionable this spring? Join us in conversation with fashion blogger Jodie Filogomo to find out! Enjoy the show! Read More

Many older women believe that the common term which should describe their dress-up style is “age-appropriate.” However, this would mean that fashion has a certain set of rules and that women of a certain age can’t “get away with” following the trends anymore. Read More

Romantic fashion is not about dressing like a character from a Jane Austen novel or Scarlett O’Hara – there is nothing old-fashioned about it at all! It’s about finding ways to express your beautiful, sensual, feminine side in modern styles and colors. Today’s guest might have some ideas on how you can do this – enjoy today’s video! Read More