you know your style is ageing you when...............

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your hair is just..........there

you still wear the same make up

you wear the smae make upp every day

You still wear Charlie perfume. Or Tweed perfume.

lol coco. Erm. Yes. Slightly.

You wear slacks. With elastic at the back and a pretend belt on the front. With white socks and sensible shoes. And knitwear.This is how someone I work with dresses. She's 45.
AdamAnt, ha ha you're busted.

I have 2 bags..........under my eyes, they are plastered with touche eclait most mornings! thats my routine.......ha! [BLUSH]

Not only 'cardie' but you use the word 'comfy' too.

You buy lovely shoes but they don't get worn...not comfy

I have sooo many lovely shoes in my wardrobe...beautiful elegant things of beauty. However i most wear Chuck Taylors in a variety of colours.

I look wrong with different make-up.

Although did try gold sparkly liquid the other day - I looked hot.

Jellyhead, do you work with me?

Cod...help me on my iory or gold thread pls...?

YOU WEAR BLACK>

oh no

lol jelly head

coco - ahh but regardez the shimmer on my kisser

rofl at jellyhead very veyr funny re disny character

rofl at old biddy

oi Cod..you colourcharted person..gimme help!!

where?

This reminds of a Victoria Wood sketch!

iirc she said you know you are getting old when you see a pair of Dr Scholls and think 'Mmmm, they look comfy'

Didn't Dr Scholls go all trendy though? (even using the word trendy is probably ageing actually)

Is funky old? With it? Cool?

i hate birkenstocks]

any shoe whose ONLY redeeming feature is comfort is middle aged

Mercy - I think "sick" is the word you're looking for. e.g. "Man, that Mickey Mouse fleece cardi is sick"

well despite being a walking example of most of these fashion crimes, I apparently look quite a lot younger than I actually am:-

Some of my fellow school gate mums have recently been stunned to realise that I am old enough to be their mother

It must be thanks to WWW magnificent 10 yrs younger thread

When you actual browse those Landsend and other freebie clothes catalogues that fall out of the paper.

I do wonder what word to use

was with dd at weekend shopping saying 'trendy' 'fashionable'

I just didn't know what I was doing

lol at sick!!

The teenage son of a friend told me that dark and nang and buff were the latest terms (but that was about 10 years ago now )

I am waiting for my other friends children to teach me teenage slang - can't be far off at aged 11.

Cotton traders and damart catalogues. Oh god.

And that faux nautical looking clothing that ladies of a certain age seem to like. Usually red, white and blue with a little bit of gold piping on.