Fashion Tips In Your Fifties

Everywhere someone looks, fashion is displayed as something for youth to enjoy. On every billboard and in every magazine, young people with style seem to be the norm. But, let's face it, nobody stays young forever, and because of that, it is important to know how to remain fashionable as people get older. The truth is, older women can and should look good too!

In this free video series, fashion and style consultant Susan Jacobs gives great fashion tips for fabulous fifty-somethings. Susan covers everything: how to determine fit and function, how to pick color, eye wear, accessories, hairstyle and make up, skirt length, shorts length, pant length, and even how to appropriately show cleavage. Getting older should not mean going out of style, so watch these free videos and get ready to turn heads again.

"Hi! My name is Susan Jacobs of Personal Style Image Consulting and on behalf of Expert Village, I'm here to talk to you today about older, better but not necessarily harder to dress. In this clip, we're going to be talking about 50 as the new 40. Research shows, and all of you know, that never before have there been so many women of 50 years old and older in the work place and having jobs of added responsibility. Women our out there looking fabulous. You can't guess their age because they don't look it. They have funky hair dos. They're investing in the right clothing. They're spending money on themselves. Spending time and money going to the gym, going to yoga classes, looking after the family, but also looking after themselves. What this has resulted in; we're giving those younger 30-35 year olds a run for their money, and that's a good thing. Competition is fierce in the market place today and packaging is everything. With that, comes the exterior. It's not that it's all about the clothes, but the clothes are giving women a 50 and 55 and 60 the confidence that they need because you are fabulous. You look great and we know so many things. We have the experience and now we have the look. So 50 is fabulous; not frumpy or flirty."