5 Style Tips To Look 10 Years YOUNGER! (Over 60)

The cardigan you bought to cover everything might be adding years instead of hiding them. After more than 35 years in a fitting room, here's what I'd change. In this video: why the color right under your chin matters more than you think, and what the research on facial contrast actually found (including the part most people skip). How to buy a jacket for the shoulder and let a tailor handle the rest. Why covering up can make you look older, and how to show one defined point of your shape while still covering your middle. The old rule about horizontal stripes, and what a University of York study found when they tested it. And the two small details people notice across a lunch table: your eyeglass frames and your shoes. At the end, I'll give you three questions to ask in front of your own mirror. None of this needs new clothes or a designer label. Research mentioned: Porcheron, Mauger & Russell (2013), "Aspects of Facial Contrast Decrease with Age and Are Cues for Age Perception," PLOS ONE. Thompson & Mikellidou (2011), "Applying the Helmholtz Illusion to Fashion: Horizontal Stripes Won't Make You Look Fatter," i-Perception.