ladies clubbing

gillian1983

at what stage do u think ladies are too old to be going out on fri sat night dressed in short mini skirts and heels?

like if a 50yr old was out like that, shed be seen as a tart.
is 28 too old?
what age is it time to stop?

phasers

That depends on the person's body really, there are some attractive 50 year olds out there and there are some unfortunate looking 21 year olds.

didntgotoplan

I don't think there should be an "age limit"!

Once a woman feels good about herself and is dressed in a way that doesn't show off everything, then there should be no age limit.

Many younger people don't go out in mini skirts or high heels due to preference or don't have the legs for them, but that doesn't mean older woman can't go out in them and wear something else that may not suit them just because they are older. If you got it, why not flaunt it!

Shmatter

didntgotoplan wrote: »

If you got it, why not flaunt it!

I do think that it's good to work with what god gave you, but I know some people that over use phrases like that and look awful tacky.

It's a tricky one to say when you're too old really. I guess it's more what you do when you go out clubbing really and how your dress. If you'd be embarrassed if a work colleague or distant friend saw you, then maybe you aren't acting/dressing your age??
There are places for people in there late twenties plus specifically anyway!!!!

OldGoat

Ahh Gillian, back with another age related question.

As with all your other posts there is no specific age for any given woman to 'stop' going out, thankfully.

There is however a gradual change from wearing clothing that is seen as youthful to wearing clothes that show a little more decorum. However that decorum does not mean your dress has to be unattractive or unflattering or unsexy. The change from youthful into grown up clothes is a gradual thing over a period of decades and is different for each and every one of us.

If you feel uncomfortable wearing a miniskirt then wear a kneelength hobble skirt for uber sexiness instead. Accept that you are getting older and work with it. You have decades of clubbing left to you.

Dudess

OP, work on your morbid terror of ageing. Some bit of anxiety over ageing is understandable, but jeesh...