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Whether you like fashion or find it intimidating, if you are older, you might think that the fresh looks you see on the city's tracks and streets are only for the youngest. This is not true, of course. Everyone (and each body) has preferences based on personal style and what the mirror reveals - but some help Fashion experts can go very far. This is why we have consulted stylists on winter fashion trends that you should try if you are over 60, leather skirts (yes, really!) To a full -fledged coat. Continue to read to give refreshment to your wardrobe in cold weather.

Read this then: 5 tips for carrying jeans if you are over 60 years old, according to experts in the style .

There is nothing wrong with base, Denim with straight legs , but for something a little more fun and ready to go out, consult the wider pants and jeans of this season.

"The best way to incorporate this silhouette is to get into your ups", advises Jodie Filogomo , founder of Jodie's style touch . "Many of my older friends think it is not good for the shape of their body, but there are ways to do it for all forms."

And according to Andie Sobrato , a personal stylist And image consultant, "associated with a simple sweater / turtleneck and an ankle boot, wool pants (of all colors) never demolishes." She calls these pants like "the quintessence of elegance" and says that it raises the bet if you opt for a monochromatic look with a matching top.

The big and bad black boot had a very long time, and it's a great way to make a fashionable look that feels effortlessly. In addition, they are comfortable and secured by bad weather.

Think of "fashionnized" combat boots or biker boots, with large soles or flat platforms. "Look for mitigated versions with less equipment, or no equipment," advises Elizabeth Kosich , a certified image stylist based in New York and founder of Elizabeth Kosich style . "Try the three -quarter bike boot tree par excellence to keep the look fresh and authentic. If the trend is too intimidating, start with a minimalist leather boot with a thicker leg sole to channel the atmosphere."

Read this then: 5 tips for carrying boots over 65, according to style experts .

Surprised blazers, structured or unstructured, long or cropped, have also tended for a few seasons, and the versions of this year are a must of the winter wardrobe. Wear them on turtlenecks or cold day sweaters, t -shirts for a more sporty look, or as a topper to put your own style pad - and a hot layer - we evening clothes .

"The oversized blazers are ... light enough not to be sweated while keeping you warm during the chills of December", noted Holly Reimer , fashion designer and co-founder of Emblematic celebrity outfits . "You can choose a checkered blazer for a relaxed brunch or silk blazers for a sophisticated evening."

Sobrato sings the praises of a short tweed blazer. "It has an elegant presence but is also elegant and flattering for someone a certain age. It is an excellent accessory that makes a dull outfit higher."

And Joseph counts ,, CEO and founder From Histylepicks, is partial to today's knit Blazers, which are comfortable and comfortable. "Instead of wearing a denim jacket, remember to wear one."

Given the current fashionable resurgence of the 90s, Melissa Fiorentino , stylist and forecastist of trends to Cake style , said she sees a lot of Maximum length skirts on the track. "This skirt length is perfect for winter, and you can superimpose comfortable tights below for additional heat," she explains. "To keep the look modern and comfortable, get a maximum skirt in a neutral color fabric like Jersey, which sheets beautifully."

Kosich adds that the maxi skirts are "a less bohemian and smarter silhouette for over 60 years". She suggests associating them with "a short jacket, a large sweater or a blazer belted in the same color to create a monochromatic column that lengthens." Bonus points if you wear these big biker boots!

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The midi flared leather skirt is a popular trend this winter. The good news is that it is a song that looks charming for everyone.

"A midday skirt is a very classic and raised piece that looks great at any age," explains Sobrato. "In particular, a lunch in leather with a line A form is structured but feminine and creates a very modern look but is not too trendy. Associated better with a pair of large suede boots, you will look young and Elegant during your winter events. "

Filogomo recommends adding Other leather parts , real or false, to go "from Frumpy to fabulous". In addition to skirts, she suggests pants and dresses.

A overcoat can be more expensive compared to other clothes, but you will often reach it In cooler weather , and that shows your style, no matter what you wear below.

"A luxury overcoat is something that I recommend to each woman for the winter; but for my 60 customers, a overcoat [Nivelle] a classic Times 10 outfit," explains Sobrato. "While a wool overcoat is a more expensive investment, it will last you for years and pay dividends for holiday events." Although it is partial to a camel coat, Sobrato also notes that you can use a colorful coat for jazz a neutral outfit.

A trench coat is another version of the overcoat that passes between the seasons with ease. "The classic trench is back under the spotlight but with unexpected twists and turns like swollen sleeves, ruffles and flowers", shares Kosich. "Buy more limited lines if more than 60 years old, but if you are inclined to take a risk, opt for smaller prints, patterns, pockets and reverse so as not to exceed. Consider a tidy trench at the waist Or full length below the knee to keep the most flattering proportions. " AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Speaking of flywheels, this female detail in Froufrous has found its way on everything, hems with sleeves and necklines.

Parish of Caitlyn , founder and CEO of Cicinia honor brand , suggests steering wheel like a good way to mix unexpected elements in your wardrobe. "Try ruffled hems or mixed media textures to make a statement and stay in fashion."