Do animal prints say ‘cougar’ on women over 35?
The Awards season is in full-swing providing ample opportunities for our favorite celebrities to look their best or look like a mess on the Red Carpet.
One of the biggest minefields to navigate in the fashion world for women is the age-limit on certain fashion trends. A hemline that’s too short, a color that’s too neon and/or a animal print with too much bite can make any ‘woman of a certain age’ look ‘retro’ and not refined. Although fashion designer, Betsy Johnson has no problem performing cartwheel in a tutu after the age of 60, that doesn’t mean the rest of the baby boomer generation is ready, willing or able to caught dead shopping next to her in a Forever 21 store.
Divabetic’s February Diva Inspiration, Sally Field is competing against Jennifer Lawrence, Naomi Watts and Anne Hathaway on the Red Carpet at this year’s Oscars. Will she dress ‘too young’ or ‘too old’? Tune in to Diabetes Roundtable on Tuesday, February 9, 6 -7 PM, EST when Divabetic’s style team consisting of: Catherine Schuller, Yago ‘Stay Pretty’ Jones, Winston Kerr, Connie Elder and Sue Perez provide expert advice for baby boomer who want to look breathtaking at their next event.
Knowing when you’re getting ‘too old’ to pull a certain look off like leopard is not that easy.
Many fashion experts agree that leopard prints are one of the great universals out there; it’s appropriate for a range of ages, looks good on everyone — yes, EVERYONE! l
Leopard print is considered a “neutral,” so it’s a great base of or addition to all types of outfits. Another great thing about leopard print is that you can opt to wear as much (a dress) or as little (a scarf) as you’d like. But you must make sure you’re wearing it just right since leopard print is ‘sexy’, you don’t need to go over-the-top by wearing a tight, skin-bearing, short dress. Let the print do the work.
SERVE, TASTE or TRASH! Food Game at Making Strides Walk 2012 with Mr Divabetic
Let’s Talk About Sex! Here’s a sneak peak of Divabetic’s upcoming ‘Love On A Two Way Street’ free outreach program focused on ‘Sexual Health & Diabetes’ and presented at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital on Sat., Feb, 9, 2013
TUNE IN: Free to Diabetes Roundtable podcast Inspired by Rihanna with guests: Neva White DNP, CRNP, CDE, Connie Frazier RD, CDE, Patricia Addie-Gentle RN, CDE, author Elsie Spruill, poet Lorraine Brooks, hairstylist and makeup artist Charlene Wilson, Mama Rose Marie and Allison from Jersey City, NJ living with diabetes http://www.blogtalkradio.com/divatalkradio1/2013/01/08/diabetes-roundtable-inspired-by-rihanna
’Movie Girl Workouts’ with Mr. Divabetic and fitness expert, Katherine Adamenko
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