Tiffany Jewelry

Every year major magazines like VOGUE and HARPER’s BAZAAR dedicate an issue to age, celebrating women of all decades adorned in high style. Euphemisms are born, like “30 is the new 20” and “40 is the new 30” created by beauty editors to extend our everlasting youth. As my big 3-0 draws near, I have wondered exactly how my sense of style will change as I move into the next age bracket. It’s not like I can’t still rock my stilettos in the club (although I’ve noticed the length of time I can bear them is getting shorter!) but it’s important to dress appropriate for the age that you are. Here are a few pointers to keep you, your mom, and grandma timeless in Tiffany.

From charity fundraisers to bingo, the 50+ woman is out and about in society. She is wearing clothes that are non-conforming to the body and are comfortable but completely stylish. Generally women in their 50’s don’t want to show too much skin.

Vevers infused Mulberry, another brand with a long heritage, with a modern coolness making it hip and a favorite among young stars such as Mischa Barton and Scarlett Johansson.Vevers seems the perfect candidate to accomplish this. Having worked for luxury brands such as Bottega Venetta, Calvin Klein, Givenchy and Louis Vuitton, the British born designer became the Creative Director of Mulberry at the end of 2005.