I agree. I'm going to bite the bullet and buy my car when I get back from vacation and I'm not looking forward to it.
My first question is who is handing out these passes and why would I care to get one? [emoji38]
Except when I'm working and have to be "professional" and to a certain degree "fit in", I don't dress like anyone else I know. I never have. And, while my core style hasn't changed, my approach certainly has...to meet my own ideas and preferences.
Compliments are great. Love them! But, I didn't seek out approval on my clothing (or hair or makeup or...) when I was in my 20's, don't in my 40's and certainly will cackle at the very thought in my 80's. I like looking pretty and fashionable. But, the lens evaluating whether those goals are achieved is mine alone.
I love stylish women like Lyn Slater who wear whatever the heck they want to wear and look crazy good doing it. Would I want to replicate this look? Nope. But does she look fierce in her Mohawk and leather? Yep!
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Getting older doesn't mean anything is off limits. It's about confidence, putting things together stylishly and wearing what fits you.
On the other extreme, I also flip my lid everytime I see someone post on TPF that an expensive bag shouldn't be worn by someone who is young.

Who gets to make these judgements? If someone wants to limit their life / happy and not wear white in January or Chanel when they're 18 or ripped jeans when they're 80 - have at it. But they should keep the small minds and sad paths to themselves.
Sorry, hopping off my soapbox. Back to our regularly scheduled programming. [emoji3]
Thanks!

I think I've finally figured out my "perfect for travel" lineup. I need to get some photos but I've been too busy being very lazy to do so. [emoji38]