7 Bags You Shouldn’t Be Carrying After 60 (And What to Carry Instead)

The big "just in case" handbag you carry every day could be the one working against you. After 60, the wrong bag pulls one shoulder up, drags your coat out of shape, and hides your keys in the dark. Here are 7 bags I'd stop carrying, and exactly what to carry instead. The 7 bags, and what to carry instead: The big "everything" tote → a medium bag with a wide, flat strap, plus a bathroom-scale test you can do tonight The long strap that swings at your hip → the same bag worn with the top at your waist, and the exact words to say at the shoe repair shop The tiny bag → small, not tiny, and the glasses-case test that tells you which is which The bag that matches your shoes → three colors that go with almost everything you own The "leather" bag that's starting to peel → what to look for on the tag so you never buy one again The bag that's black inside → a light lining, or one cheap fix from the drugstore And the one I care about most. It has nothing to do with style, and most of you already own the fix. Look at the very bottom of the bag you carry most. What's the oddest thing you find down there? Tell me in the comments. I have a feeling I'll recognize a few. If you'd like more plain answers like these, subscribe. I'm a stylist, not a doctor. If your neck or shoulders already ache, or things look blurry even in good light, please talk to your doctor or eye doctor. Catherine Campbell is an AI presenter. #StyleOver60 #WomenOver60 #FashionOver60