I THINK IT’S IMPORTANT THAT I SHARE THIS | Lydia Elise Millen

I THINK IT’S IMPORTANT THAT I SHARE THIS

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LYDIA ELISE MILLEN
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WHAT I'M WEARING
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EARRINGS - VINTAGE

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OUTFIT NINE -
SAME AS OUTFIT SIX

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[LynnScholes]

People who complain about getting older should consider the other option. As a cancer survivor each year I get older is an absolute joy!

[SaraAnneHarrington]

As someone recovering from anorexia that nearly took my life multiple times, aging is the most beautiful privilege I can hope for. Last winter I had a moment where I was sitting in a coffee shop alone knitting and enjoying a cappuccino, listening to a group of much younger women enjoy themselves, and I thought about what a privilege it is to be forty years old and finally feel at home within myself. It’s taken a lot of therapy and nutritional support, but my god what a blessing to make it this far after such a traumatic early life. I’m not afraid of getting older or being perceived as aging, what I am unsettled by is the reality that aging almost wasn’t possible for me.

[Miek]

Girl the truth is with each year you get more resilient, smarter, peaceful…i am 45 and I am loving it. All the insecurities and problems from my previous years are gone. i know who i am and not searching anymore for the meaning of life. I am living my life.

[MaggieElton]

I am 61 and love how much I have learned over the years, I learned to Drive at 59, went on a Californian Road trip and spent my 60th Birthday (Christmas Day ) in the Alps. Life is great and getting old is not only a privilege but something denied to so many. Be happy always if possible.

[carolecarruthers]

My daughter once said to me, mum it is a privilege to grow old. It’s a sentence I have never forgotten. ❤

[Jodie]

As someone currently on a breast cancer journey I absolutely agree that getting old is an absolute gift! To be another year older each year is an absolute blessing that more often than not we all (myself included) take for granted until faced with a horrible situation. I totally agree with this little chat section in your vlog…your outlook on life is beautiful and refreshing🤍

[lindah]

As an older woman, 70, and an ardent LM and Ali fan, I’m facing a major life surgery next month. That speaker is not wrong. I wish I’d have heard that speech when i was a much younger woman. It is indeed a privilege to age. My younger sister did not get that opportunity. Don’t look past us, don’t fear aging, don’t be afraid of us as if seeing us only reminds you that someday you will be us. We have a lot to offer and so do you beautiful young lovely women.

[lidiakuhn]

Everyone gets to be young, only the luckiest get to be old. My grandma used to say “Stand tall, keep your head up and be proud of who you are” no matter your age. ❤

[SophieAnderson-syff]

The black velvet dress and the black velvet suit from your collection are just absolute perfection🖤

[anitaclemens]

Holy Smokes Lydia, that red outfit is to die for! That speech was fabulous at the Glamour Magazine Women of the Year event. Lucky you to be able to attend, you looked fabulous. I am 70 and semi retired. This is the happiest period of my life. I enjoy every moment I am alive. I go to the gym every day; I have my morning and evening skin care routine. I do what my doctors and dentist and ophthalmologist tell. me. I am not in perfect health, but I am alive and functioning almost normally and I am more experienced and more mature and more patient...sometimes. I once asked my mother which age she liked the best and she said all of them and the one I am in now. She was beautiful and kind and loyal to her family and friends and never missed an opportunity to have dinner parties or holiday celebrations. She had great skin until she passed at 93. She stayed out of the sun and always moisturized her skin. She regularly had older men try to chat her up when she took her long walks or took the bus or train, up until she fell and ended up in the nursing home. I miss her a lot. We all have a lot to give even when we are older, people still love us for who we are and not for how we don't look like anymore. Just try to do your best to stay healthy, eat well, take care of your skin and exercise. Also stay engaged in this world. Thank you, Lydia, for this video.

[anaissolotraveler]

Ageing means growing and become the best version of yourself 😇🥰

[Shoppahorlicks]

That speech by Jameela hits so hard. Perimenopause has brought forth a body I wasn’t prepared for. But I thank God that, apart from the size difference when shopping for clothes, I’ve been thriving by caring less about meeting the standards of others. Truly freeing. Thanks for sharing that precious snippet, Lydia. ❤

[Jmfrye]

I’m currently going through breast cancer so getting older is something I relish. I want to be around for my daughter and one thing I never obsessed about is weight . Reason being I have a daughter and I never grew up like that. I’ve always been positive and now that’s one of the things that have truly helped me on my journey. Great message and video. And to anyone going through cancer or survivor a great big hug to you. 😊

[Lookyourbest]

I feel privileged to be here at 61 my father passed at 48, take in joy each day ; you are a beautiful lady and you bring joy, remember that ❤️

[lilylily]

Thank you for talking about you not sharing fashion pieces to inspire us to mindlessly consume! You're the first luxury fashion influencer I hear talking about this topic. It's very refreshing to know that there are people who care about being sensible in the world of fashion! ❤

[taylorharris]

I have been following you on and off for 10+ years (since your protein shakes in your little town house and your mini car). Everytime I come back to you I am just blown away with how amazing you are. Tbh I don’t want to follow again because I love coming to your channel every couple of months and just bingeing everything! I know that’s not what the algorithms like though.

I am not the kind of 32yo woman that wears makeup everyday, I get a haircut once a year and the last clothing item I bought was from an op shop.

However, when I watch your videos I can’t help but want to better myself. I love that you are exuding this classic, old money English style. I think it suits you to a tee and I love your execution of it. You’re promoting specialty pieces, you constantly re-wear your clothes, you get things mended or tailored, you always look elegant and put together. I know fashion at the moment is at the forefront of things like over consumption and environmental issues so thank you for not doing cheap clothing hauls every week.

This is a long winded comment saying I love you and love your channel and what you stand for and keeping real-world luxury alive.

[stefaniesombaty]

I have personally known of and known too many people who never got the chance to live a life nor live a long one. Growing older is a blessing from God. My mother-in-law turned 98 on Monday, she looks it and she is beautiful! I stopped coloring my hair in 2018 at the age of 47 and I got so much flack for it. Fortunately, I've never cared what people think of my appearance and I actually wish I had more grey. There is nothing wrong with ageing! It is a natural process and is far better than the alternative. If women want to be accepted then stop letting others dictate what is beautiful for you. A woman who is confident is much more stunning than one who is not.

[JessicaGioglioTravelLifestyle]

Wow Lydia - the red dress and jacket are pure perfection on you. Absolutely stunning ❤

[paulawilde]

Lydia, I’ve lost two sisters who didn’t get the opportunity to reach their mid fifties. We should all live the life that is best for us - who wants to be like everyone else ? Stand up, stand tall and enjoy your own life

[PassiveAgressive]

I wore my Dad’s vintage Pierre Cardin waistcoat jacket up until 2019 when it finally gave up. It was over 50 years old and I treasured it!