How To Dress Like An Italian Woman Over 50+ | Style tips

How To Dress Like An Italian Woman Over 50 | Style tips

Step into the world of Italian elegance with this exclusive guide tailored for women over 50. Discover the secrets to achieving that effortlessly chic and sophisticated look that Italian women are renowned for. Elevate your wardrobe with timeless pieces and style tips that will have you exuding confidence and grace. Don't miss out on these must-know fashion insights that will transform your style and make you feel fabulous at every event.

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[AnaVogue]

Glad you watched 💛I added a list of products in the video description for you to check out!

[lgstar]

This video is incomplete !! YOU FORGOT SHOES!!! Shoes are everything to me!

[Dsky]

Not to sound antiquated, but as a man, I appreciate the effort women put into turning out their best. Always compliment a woman on her efforts, because a lot of care has gone into a look and they always seem to have fun dressing.
I had an extremely elegant mother, who insisted that we always looked our best. Even to this day at 53 years old, every little detail of my over all appearance is important. Shaving, bow-tie, scarves, over coat etc etc…..great video.

[nonymatsaba]

I believe we should all celebrate life daily not to wait for special occasions.
I love me and I love life❤

[gruffini]

A camel coat large sunglasses and nice shoes are staples.

[gretevandoren]

My favorite tip are the dresses you used be able to buy at any Tuscan market that came to any small town when I was a child in the 70s and 80s visiting my aunt. To this day, thanks to my mother and aunt, I prefer a beautiful dress for every day…even going to the supermarket. Mostly women my age wear workout clothes. I live in dresses.

[bernadettedevereaux]

I don’t want to start a battle but Italian women outdo French women by a mile. I say this as an American woman living in Michigan who especially loves watching YouTube videos of street-style in Milan. Maybe it’s because I grew up in the 1950s but I am nostalgic for the days when women looked put together whenever they appeared in public. Clothes fit better then because many women knew how to sew and made their own clothes. I know that those days are gone but I hung onto my sewing basket and sewing machine so I can do some of my own alterations, I have a good steam iron and a full length mirror for final inspection before departing from home.

[AndreaMarchhartChannelmedium]

What to wear under Cashmeres? A Tshirt?
And silk shirts/blouses are indeed fine and beautiful. But after been worn one day they need to be washed. Even with deodorant under the arms its necessary.
I also love wonderful dresses. They make a women look loke a woman. Its not so easy to be well dressed, when one has a belly, unlike all these shown women. Especially when it comes to trousers or skirts!

[gemmina]

I am an Italian 55 year-old woman and I am so pleased about your video. I agree on everything, I love old money style, quality over quantity. The white-haired women you show are very chic and refined, all of us will age, hopefully in this way, with class and elegance, which is innate most of the times. Thank you.

[zoyakarpenko]

I adore Italian style, and after this video I will have one silk blouse and tailored trousers!!!😊 Thanks, greetings from Minsk, Belarus!❤❤❤

[kgold]

I've been to Paris numerous times and I've been to Italy twice. It is my personal opinion that the stylish Italian women outshine the Parisienne women. Both are very classy but the Italian women have something extra. A certain je ne sais quoi, if you will. Thanks for an inspiring video.

[terryflint]

Fabulous video with wonderful styling tips ❤️ Our hair is our crowning glory and can make or break a look ❤️

[bboggs]

In the mid 80's I spent a month in Rome. Lots of times I would sit on the Spanish Steps on watch the fashion show. There were so many elegant Roman women, dressed up and walking in heels! Many times a man would be carrying their packages. I am so happy I was able to experience that. It has stayed with me all these years. I have traveled throughout Europe and no other fashion experience has even come close!

[gabiirimia]

I adore women over 50 who are flirtatious, regardless of hair color. The important thing is that they are not ridiculous and that everyone wears their age with elegance, femininity and grace. If she is well-groomed, feminine and elegant, even if she uses a walker or cane, she is the same woman you can admire regardless of age.

[patsymccown]

I am Italian so I pretty much adhere to everything you said… Definitely the grooming!! I’m sure it’s a given, but our smile is very important. I love my silk blouses, and I love my flowy pants. I go off the rails a bit because I also love my ripped jeans and ripped jeans shorts!! Great video!!

[helenefelix]

in Italy taste is daily bred..the children come up with that, , they simply have a hightn developed sense of aestaetic

[lameiser]

I have heritage from Sicily, so I am an Italian woman. I have been to Positano, Italy, and I wear dresses always. I wear natural makeup, get my hair done weekly, and adore silk blouses and tailored clothing. I have a signature scent, Shalimar, which I have worn since I was sixteen, and I have several special pieces that I inherited that I use with my outfits. I also have many cashmere ponchos in neutral colors. I wear alpaca capes and have two special Irish coats for winter. I have yet to find the perfect raincoat--still looking.

[juliea.tackettmph]

I especially love handbags made in Italian leather as well as sunglasses by Italian designers. Having visited Rome, I noticed that both women and men were upscale dressers, wearing clothes that were well-made. Nothing slouchy or messy!

[michellelambmusic]

As an Italian living in America, I am never without my long hair always fixed when I go out, small gold earrings, a touch of mauve lipstick for my smile, my scarf on my leather handbag and comfortable leather pointed flats or kitten heels.
Feeling beautiful is a tradition in my family, from the women who have taught me to be grateful for who am and for each beautiful day I’m given.

[margaritaparanetti]

I definitely love italian style and italian women!!! Thanks for sharing!!!