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Summer Style Secrets for Dressing Over 40

Summer Style Secrets for Dressing Over 40
Summer Style Secrets for Dressing Over 40

Now the warm weather is here the questions are pouring in. What’s your biggest summer style challenge?

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sneakers with cropped pants or capris
sneakers with cropped pants or capris

 

What shoes do you wear instead of sneakers with cropped pants or capris so you don’t look dumpy?>>

How do you take the stress out of buying a bathing suit and pick the perfect one?

 

 

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Deborah Boland

Deborah, a former Fashion & Lifestyle TV host and Image Consultant, understands the style challenges women face in their 40s, 50s, and 60s. As the founder of Fabulous After 40, she helps women tweak their chic and embrace fashion with confidence—so they always look and feel amazing.

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2 thoughts on “Summer Style Secrets for Dressing Over 40

  1. Hello, and thank you for this information. I a
    Ways find it harder to dress age-appropriate in the summer. I will be 41 next week and am confused about what to wear. I love the skimmers and ankle pants this season, but I look and feel best in long pants. I have very skinny legs that I am embarrassed by…is it okay to wear long pants during the summer? If so, what kind of shoe? I need to dress business casual, so I am even more confused. Thanks for any help.

    1. Danielle, it’s ok to wear whatever you are comfortable in during the summer! Try on lots of different things to see what makes you feel confident. If it’s long pants, try long, slim-cut trousers with a blouse and cute flats, low heels, or sandals for a crisp business casual look. Or flowy linen pants with sandals for casual Fridays. What’s more important than anyone’s “shoulds” or “shouldn’t” is how you feel. Confidence is the best accessory.