REAL TALK! Ageism & Lack Of Options In Fashion For Women Over 40 (I'm Spilling Some Tea..)

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If you're over 40 and struggling with what to wear and where to shop, you are not alone!! Today I'm sharing some stories about my attempts so share my style here on RU-vid, tell you where I currently shop and who I follow for inspiration. I hope to get a conversation started in the comments that will help us all collectively!
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@speechtaught 5 месяцев назад

I’m 72 and refuse to wear old lady clothes! I don’t wear clothes for teens either. I like to wear what makes me feel sophisticated and youthful. You have a great figure and should wear what makes you happy.

@lynettefinnigan9540 5 месяцев назад

Well said.... just because it fits, doesn't mean it looks good, I know people believe they can wear what they want, but short-shorts and mini skirts on wrinkly hanging saggy arse cheeks, really is not a good look!! That doesn't mean you have to wear everything at your ankles... but nobody wants so see some things!!!

@kcloveonaleash 5 месяцев назад

@@lynettefinnigan9540 so true!! I'm 71, thin , wear short skirts for dancing... BUT I use leg make up and an ultra sheer pantyhose from Europe (Amazon) . I would die before going bare legged, but I see it all the time😳

@wandaadam1327 5 месяцев назад

I am 72 as well and I agree 100%!

@ginamiller6754 4 месяца назад

I’m with you! I call my look classic with a twist. Mostly classic but I add a piece to make it mine. The biggest compliment is my daughter who is 26 will sometimes go through my closet looking for an item to complete her outfit. I never would have done that with my mom’s clothing. 😅

@monicalong1371 4 месяца назад

@@kcloveonaleash What is the brand of the pantyhose you wear? I've been trying to find some that look more natural. I don't want to be bare legged at 55.

@steph____ 5 месяцев назад

Once you’re an adult, I feel the term “age-appropriate” as it relates to fashion, is pure ageism. Wear whatever makes you feel good, period! 😊

@sherrypettit5552 5 месяцев назад

Agree. I hate that word- Ageism

@TheCatWitch63 5 месяцев назад

Amen to that!!

@lynettefinnigan9540 5 месяцев назад

Ageism is real... my aunt was very sick..they saw 82 on her form and thought 'dementia' I had to sit up the hospital and fight with doctors telling them "this is Not Her!! Something is wrong!!!" Finally they worked out her medication was wrong, it had messed up the balance in her blood and gave her confusion!! Once they stopped writing her off as 'old lady' and treated her properly, she came good, is like her old self (more like 50 than 80!!) Bright, lively, quick-witted.... clothes are Nothing when you compare it to real ageism!!!!

@ninahartley1983 5 месяцев назад

I do agree with most of it. Wear what you want and makes you feel good no matter your age. It’s just doesn’t mean it’ll look good. I do think trying to dress for trends that are associated with a much younger age looks very weird and embarrassing for that older person.

@courtneyharrel5500 5 месяцев назад

52 and working part time in a law office. Wearing a lot of Cabi these days as a good friend sells it and is working for me at this stage of life.

@stillsheryl776 5 месяцев назад

I agree with you 100%. What retailers have failed to realize is that those of us in that 50+ demographic ( usually) have money to spend. Why not cater to us? The cosmetic and fashion industries have really let us down.

@karenhaywood5736 5 месяцев назад

I couldn’t agree more 👍

@Stefistat 5 месяцев назад

Amen

@debbiemaxwell8026 4 месяца назад

Absolutely

@Nikki-he5ou 5 месяцев назад

Girl, I feel ya! I’m 44 yrs old and every time I’m shopping I find myself asking “where are the clothes for adults”. lol. Everything is cropped and baggy.

@RisaDoesMakeup 5 месяцев назад

Right?!? I’ll wear something cropped once in a long while, but only with pants or jeans that are high waisted where only a sliver of stomach shows.

@kaylan2083 5 месяцев назад

Kohls has a lot of good options. Lauren Conrad line is very cute. There's definitely a clear line between the women's section and teen section. In fact, in my Kohl's they don't even though, they're on opposite sides which is great.

@caseyhill636 5 месяцев назад

As a 45 year old I’d like an entire shirt and full length pants . Elegant. Sophisticated. Adult but chic. Grown up up I’m not 101 yet 😂

@comment3711 5 месяцев назад

I’m 45. The current cuts on almost everything are unflattering to my long legged short torso frame. Few women look good in crop tops and high waisted bottoms. It’s also just boring and uninspired.

@debbiemaxwell8026 4 месяца назад

@@kaylan2083 I was very sad when they discontinued Rock and Republic, and Jennifer Lopez. Shopping is not fun for me anymore. I don't want to give up, but it's challenging.

@susanmcintyre9934 5 месяцев назад

You worded that perfectly! I think more people in our age group would dress like you if they could wear what you wear. When I hit my 50’s, my body changed and I can’t dress like I used to. It’s not that I’ve gained a lot of weight, my weight just have shifted.

@RisaDoesMakeup 5 месяцев назад

I hear you, things are shifting for me too- hence the drawer full of shape wear! 😂

@susanmcintyre9934 5 месяцев назад

@@RisaDoesMakeup I’ve found myself buying more shapewear too! 😂

@Dee17050 5 месяцев назад

I agree with this! I love Risa's fashion choices but I can no longer pull them off. Risa, keep doing what you are doing.

@Meeesa 5 месяцев назад

This is where weight lifting, and eating protein should enter the chat. Women need to lift weights. It helps keep our metabolism churning along. It helps sustain (and even increase) bone density. It (obviously) helps shape our bodies. It helps self-esteem, confidence, mental strength, and so much more. I am 41 and been weight lifting for years. Our changing bodies don't have to be the excuse to stop wearing clothes we want. Yes, it takes work and nutrition needs to be in check. But it is not impossible. Lift weights. Eat protein: 0 8-1g/pound of body weight. Also eat carbs, they are not the enemy. Hopefully that didn't come off as preachy. Even if it did, I am so passionate about women lifting weights. It's NOT a boy's club and the benefits far exceed just the physical. ❤

@reikiwithcary2682 5 месяцев назад

Here is where we have to find the confidence to take an example of a style and tweak it to our own individual needs. I am 66- not as tight bodied as I would like.. wrinkles.. etc.. but I can take an idea, be inspired by someone like Risa and pull something similar together emphasizing my own best features .. we ALL can do that if we allow ourselves to have the confidence ( that not being represented in the industry has taken from us) to just do US the best that we can without worrying what others think is "appropriate or age appropriate " !

@carolinebrown8965 5 месяцев назад

Society thinks women our age aren't supposed to be feminine or sexy. So finding clothes is hard and can be expensive !

@cheriheywood780 5 месяцев назад

I absolutely agree!

@yvonnemariane2265 5 месяцев назад

Careful how you use the word "society" when that is a v restricted group pushing fashion including about people :) For example, I'm sure the husbands of older women (not sure what age u mean) have no problem with them being feminine or sexy

@trsimms 5 месяцев назад

Risa ~ I relate to your fashion style. 62 in a month, Las Vegas resident. Many of my out of town friends comment about how I dress, frankly I don’t care. I wear what I want and feel my best. I am also the lip gloss diva ! Continue to bring us the content you have.

@debranaumczik6286 5 месяцев назад

100 percent agree

@lynettefinnigan9540 5 месяцев назад

I agree to a point, we don't have to wear 'granny' style clothes when we look and feel younger... but old grannies, wearing teenager short-shorts and mini skirts with their wrinkly skinny saggy arse-cheeks hanging out, puts you off your lunch!! Leave that shit for teenagers. . ... over 25 should leave it be, nevermind over 65!!!😂😂

@Sandy-yi4oe 5 месяцев назад

Ageism is real. Here's the bad news- it gets worse. I'm 67 and have a feminine, sporty, boho style and the options get worse. The things that are designed for my age are so frumpy I can't wear them. Thanks for opening the conversation. It's a definite problem. I follow Dominique Sasche and I get inspiration from her style.

@LAOM3423 5 месяцев назад

Risa, just be you. That’s all you can do. I watch you because you inspire me. We might not have the same fashion style or use all the make up you use, but I pick and choose what I like and I am sure your audience does the same.

@michellewhite6692 5 месяцев назад

Kudos to you for calling out these brands. We may have different styles, but still have the same problem of being ignored by these clothing brands. They all seem to forget that women in their 40s, 50s, 60s have more disposable income to spend on clothing than women in their 20s and 30s.

@IntoxaKate 5 месяцев назад

Risa, I’m so inspired by you. You’re going beyond being a beauty influencer with these honest videos - you’re speaking up for a whole generation of women. Keep going, queen!! 👑👑

@RisaDoesMakeup 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much!! ❤️🙏🏻

@elliea.2519 5 месяцев назад

Hear! Hear Risa!!! Well said and thank you for being so honest and transparent! Women of our age are underrepresented in the fashion world. And I compare this issue to the issue of full-figured women who are underrepresented in fashion as well. As with the beauty industry, some progress has been made with full-figured women being shown more in clothing campaigns and runways in recent years, but more improvement is definitely needed. And much more improvement is needed in the issue you speak of in this awesome video! If more and more women of our age speak out and speak up, we will be heard! But it will take time and patience and perseverance. And people like you, who have a loud and honest and clear voice and are in a position that allows them to reach hundreds of thousands of people at a time. So please continue doing what you are doing, please continue representing us and all women over 50! We need more people like you in this world if we're to make any progress. Thank you! 👏🏼👏🏼😍

@shelleymalone4427 5 месяцев назад

I find myself shopping mostly at small independent boutiques to find things I love and that aren’t cookie cutter fashion. I’m 65 and still love to dress up for special occasions and dress fashionably for day to day wear. Yes, I am willing to pay more for quality and to feel good in my clothes. I buy fewer items but wear them more often by mixing different pieces together.

@RisaDoesMakeup 5 месяцев назад

I wish we had independent boutiques here in Las Vegas but we have NONE. It’s so sad.

@debbiewalker273 5 месяцев назад

@@RisaDoesMakeupI’ve noticed that too. I live in Henderson.

@ninathomson4716 5 месяцев назад

@@RisaDoesMakeup…Risa, YOU should open up your own boutique where you live! How amazing would that be! Think how much fun you’d have buying all the stock! I’d ask for a job in your new shop, but coming from Scotland, it’s too far a commute lol 😅😅😅❤❤❤

@ninathomson4716 5 месяцев назад

I absolutely love fashion, nice clothes, everything that sparkles 😅, but try being a tall apple shape (USA size 16) and seeing yourself represented, at ANY age😮😮😮. Our bodies are a No No in the fashion industry…..even though I have slim shapely legs, a half decent bum and slimmish hips, I’m still classed as not very womanly and the “wrong” shape😮. Oh well, I think I still look quite nice in a lot of my clothes 😊 x

@caryngoldsmith6782 5 месяцев назад

I love Chicos and I watched the video to the end. I don’t dress too frumpy, but sexy has never been my comfort zone. That said, we’re all getting older. So I found what you said interesting because if someone with your figure struggles, it’s oddly reassuring to the rest of us.

@jo-anneneilson8571 5 месяцев назад

Right on Risa! I remember a line from the movie 'This is 40' where the actress Leslie Mann says "I don't want to shop at Chicos or J. Jill!" This is me. I'm having a harder and harder time finding fashionable clothes that don't look like they belong on a teenager. It's a struggle.

@juliehuntington 5 месяцев назад

I really appreciate the companies that let their customers post pictures of themselves wearing and styling the items they bought from the company. It helps me determine if an outfit will look good on me based on women with similar body types.

@GenXfrom75 5 месяцев назад

I’ll be 49 in June. Menopause is any day now and I had to shake up my workouts to keep weight gain at bay. And I’ll be honest… I feel so much prettier than I did in my 20s! I’m confident and love my face and people like you have helped me really up my makeup game! 🎉

@sueshoe364 5 месяцев назад

AND……. Risa, this video is WHY we love you and follow YOU because you are TRUE to YOURSELF and tell it like it is and we love your honesty💥Thank you for doing what you do and being who you are and sharing with your followers.💥

@chrissybabyist 5 месяцев назад

There is no middle ground especially for those of us who are overweight. It’s super frustrating. At least thats been my experience. And it’s super frustrating. And thank you this video was so needed!!!

@nancybourn2034 5 месяцев назад

More plus size women are really starting to rock it!! You can see their confidence and it even makes them look more beautiful!!

@TheCatWitch63 5 месяцев назад

I feel you. People with different body types are ignored or dismissed by the fashion industry. I’m 4’10” and it’s very hard for me to find clothes that fit me, much less that suit me or are flattering to my size. It seems that everything has been designed only for tall and thin women, with long legs.

@jenntruong6023 5 месяцев назад

@@TheCatWitch63Can relate- 4'11" here

@TheCatWitch63 5 месяцев назад

@@jenntruong6023 Do you have recommendations about where to shop and which content creators to follow?

@shellyhyde1328 5 месяцев назад

I like to call my body shape Rubenesque instead of overweight 😉. Also I can deal with my size not being in style if it were at least accepted and acknowledged in the fashion industry!

@AmieBPS80 5 месяцев назад

Just wanted to tell you that I was watching this and my 15 YO son was in the room, and he heard you say you started your channel in your 40s and he said OMG I thought she was in her late 20s/early 30s! I then told him you were actually in your 50s and he was SHOCKED 😊❤️

@KaraJohnston416 5 месяцев назад

Risa, I have been a subscriber for several years and I don’t think I’ve missed any, maybe very few, videos over the years. While I love your makeup videos, what I think sets you apart from any other influencer is that you have such a great style. It is nearly impossible to find cute pieces at 40s and beyond that aren’t frumpy and you absolutely KILL IT!! Your fashion videos and your style are second to none. Please keep them coming and please continue sharing your truth. I think my all time favorite video is the one that you shared your fashion tips, I can’t remember the title, but it was the one with the toupee tape instead of fashion tape. I can’t tell you how often my daughter and I use that tip. I love your videos and your style. It gives me hope and helps navigate this decade of life which is so difficult to find cute clothing pieces for. I don’t want to look frumpy but I don’t want to look inappropriate either. You ALWAYS look gorgeous and are such a great resource and are so genuine. Thank you for ALWAYS delivering the best content ❤

@stephanieb6890 5 месяцев назад

Hi Risa, I m a French 47 women and we have same struggle here in France, I find you have the old granny style or the teenager style as options for most of the shops, despite price range.I do not need conservative clothes, and not feel well in crop tops, so the choice is limited ... Hope the fashion world will hear us , because we are ready to spend money on good quality, well fitted clothes ....

@rosemaryyates2154 5 месяцев назад

It makes me crazy when I see a video that tells me what is “out.” Often, these seem to target over 40/50 women who,they say, “should not” be wearing x, y, or z. Women at any age should wear what makes them feel great. Things that make them feel pretty or special. There is nothing more attractive than a woman that feels attractive. I think it is, though, ageism that will cause a woman to have a confidence crisis and NOT wear the clothes she wants. I genuinely LOVE your style. As a devotee of “boho,” I celebrate your look. Of course, there are endless videos telling me that I must abandon my bell sleeves. Yeah. I’ll get right on that… Love and blessings to you, friend. You are a beautiful inspiration. ❤️

@christineh2843 5 месяцев назад

Thank you Risa for standing up and saying the ugly word outloud...AGEISM, directed at women. I ABSOLUTELY AGREE with everything you said in this video. I also have your style in clothing and am also finding places to buy clothes more and more difficult as I age. I can attest that even women in their 60's want to feel feminine and sexy. I used to buy clothes online at Venus but left due to the customer service and some of their ever changing shipping /return policies that they forget to publish and the customer doesn't find out about the "new" policy until they want to return something etc. Just wanted to add my 2 cents and thank you again for this video. I love your channel and think you are absolutely beautiful.

@cat99manchor32 5 месяцев назад

Thank you SO much for this video! Sales people need to change their attitude when mature women want help (I.e. cosmetic stores). I am 67years old, look good, and have the cash to spend. The young clerks need to stop turning up their noses when someone wrinkled enters their domaine.

@RisaDoesMakeup 5 месяцев назад

I couldn’t agree more!

@penelopefongers2384 5 месяцев назад

I watch LisaLisaD1, Heather Anderson, Marnie Goldberg and Mommies Makeup and Moscato. All different styles and I don’t agree with the oversized clothing as i am quite petite and don’t want to appear swallowed up by some styles. I love some of your tops and sweaters that are sexy and off the shoulder. Thanks for your honesty in this video.

@carriewilson2104 5 месяцев назад

In addition to these creators mentioned, I would also add Jennifer Jenkins, The Daily with Charlotte Z and Lifestyle by Liz!

@kacie3289 5 месяцев назад

I think you have a beautiful aesthetic, Risa. You embody girly glamour to me. As a woman who is a decade younger, you inspire me to continue to dress for myself and celebrate my love of girly fashion without questioning whether it’s “age appropriate.” ❤

@valerie49532 5 месяцев назад

Love this video! ❤. I refuse to become invisible at 50! I work from home and at 50 I have an 8 year old son so my life is pretty casual. However even in jeans and T shirts I still want to look stylish. I also like to shop at stores and try things on, so I feel so limited in choices sometimes. Thank you for your videos and your honesty!

@cammierountree5172 5 месяцев назад

At 59, I do what I like! Thank you for your amazing tips and information. ❤ And your inspiration! Anyone over 40 should watch you and Nikol!

@banksofchaos93 5 месяцев назад

Our styles are absolutely nothing alike and neither are our lifestyles. And I could probably be getting tips on what to do with my 52 year old face from someone with a style closer to my own, i suppose - but the reason i'm here is because you really seem authentic and positive - optimistic while still being real, and willing to call things out and rock the boat if necessary to be true to your values and beliefs. That is increasingly difficult to find these days and i admire you for it.

@cheryltucker1123 5 месяцев назад

I totally agree with you! When I turned 53 I started a blog for exactly the same reason. I couldn’t find my style represented in the media. So I set out to share my take. I’m a hobby blogger so not caring too much how much I get seen but over the years I have grown a wonderful following of like minded women and even women who don’t always dress like I do but use my style to create their own! And that was my plan! Now I’m 64 and still loving Free People and even Walmart. I love the challenge of taking clothes and creating my style! So keep up the good work and let it shine! Cheryl Tucker.

@aliciahunter9354 5 месяцев назад

We don’t have the same skin type or style, but I keep coming back because you are so honest and truthfully. I’m about to turn 61, and I still care about my looks and learn a lot from you. I appreciate you, Risa!

@meensbeans 5 месяцев назад

One big thing I noticed is that for the chain stores, they stopped carrying sizes over 12 in their physical stores. When I started gaining weight and went over size 12, I found there was never my size in store that I could try on. This goes for bra sizes, too. I'm mainly referring to Express and Victorias Secret since that's where I shopped the most. I'm glad they do have "larger sizes" available, but I feel degraded and ashamed that I'm forced to order my sizes online, because the brick and mortar stores choose to not carry all their sizes in-store.

@cynthiajohnston424 4 месяца назад

Here in the US , many stores have greatly limited or totally removed the petite clothing sections & carry fewer small sizes in lingerie & also fewer smaller shoe sizes . The reason ? American girls & women as a whole are now taller & larger !

@maireadweaver8952 5 месяцев назад

AMEN Risa ... I am a 'young' 54yr old .. I am sick and tired of NOT seeing my age-group in ads for, say, BooHoo or H&M, stores that I shop at all the time .. The so-called 'high-end' looks for 'older ladies' (and I 100% HATE that term) are always waaaay overpriced and I wouldn't have worn them even if i had lived in the 1800s. We are the women, who never feature in advertising, that love fashion and (hopefully) have the disposable income to shop at the major fashion retailers, so why our age-demographic never features in advertising is beyond me!! Loved this Risa .. you are INCREDIBLE!! XXX I also love shopping at Mango, Zara, and Bershka but I have NEVER seen a woman over 25 in any of their ads. And here in Ireland the only fashion ads that feature women in my age-range are M&S, Next or Plus-Size clothing retailers. Apart from Next, most retailers who feature women my age in their adverts stock, what I would call, 'matronly' clothes. It is infuriating xxx

@NeeCJae 5 месяцев назад

Hey beautiful!! I love that you called them out!! People will shame you when your mature age. I’m 53 and if I wear something that I like, I’ve heard, “that’s too young”It’s only from people that know my age! Love your sexy classy style! It’s very hard for us mature women! Thanks for your truth & representing us ! 👏🏽👏🏽💯💯💯

@jenniferbritzke9887 5 месяцев назад

100% I've been saying this for YEARS!! I, too, noticed Venus(and others) going back to younger models and felt snubbed. I have to piece my outfits together from different stores-I'm not ready to dress like my mom! I'm 52 and i still love to look feminine and a little rock-and-roll.

@mgvoiceactor 5 месяцев назад

Risa, I love that you stay true to yourself. I’m 53, I’ve gained over 35 lbs. in menopausal weight, and that weight has shifted in a way that now I can’t even pass a mirror without feeling miserable. That said, I don’t look my age, and I don’t work in an office. It is SO hard to find clothing I feel good in. Anyway, I agree with everything you said. 💜

@tracysmith6865 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for making this video! You worded it perfectly, because you spoke YOUR TRUTH! We are all different. We all dress differently from one another. I love watching you, Samantha March and Michele Wang! I know you’re friends with these ladies and yet your styles couldn’t be more different. What I love about each of you, is that you are each true to yourself. I think you are all beautiful! As for your message in this video…..We ladies do need to speak up for ourselves and make sure we are all recognized by the fashion and beauty world. We are ALL BEAUTIFUL! ❤️❤️❤️

@SunandSweettea 5 месяцев назад

I love that you are on RU-vid so that we can have these longer videos and have a discussion about a topic instead of little blurbs. I really appreciate how authentic you are. Your style is amazing. Thank you for being brave.

@Jessicauz8fs 5 месяцев назад

This is such a relevant conversation. For me I probably see the most negativity on Facebook towards middle plus aged women’s fashion and it’s so disheartening to see it’s women charging and fueling it. I think as a demographic women over 40 are ignored and disregarded and for other women to not be more supportive or inclusive is baffling. We are all (hopefully) going to get older one day, let’s have some compassion and enthusiasm for enjoying life regardless of the stage. I’ve never felt more invisible than after turning 40. It’s kind of a bummer. Thank you for opening up the conversation around this topic.

@carmenmacgregor9588 5 месяцев назад

Risa, I absolutely love your style. Everything looks so good on you, totally inspires me, and motivates me to dress as I want! I find myself looking up just about everything you wear in your videos, makeup, and fashion videos. Love that you list where to find your top and jewelry in your videos. I m in my 50s as well and receive so many compliments on my style overall. I dress for me, not for other opinion of course and I wear what makes me feel good. Keep doing what you do, Risa ❤😊😊

@Winniewon11 5 месяцев назад

Hi Risa! I love your channel because you are so real and relate to you so much. I’m 51 and also love all things glam. I live in Canada so I shop a lot at Aritzia and sometimes Dynamite (a little lower quality). I think you can shop online from the US. Thank you for talking about this topic. I’ve been noticing lately that the topic of menopause is being discussed everywhere and this makes me think that people are waking up to the fact that middle aged women are sick of being pushed to the sidelines. Brands need to wake up and represent women of all ages if they want customers!

@carolynkalpas9799 5 месяцев назад

Love how authentic and kind you are. Great video! I absolutely love Erin too. I take inspiration from you despite my style being very different. Confidence is inspiring.

@rinatshapiro2910 5 месяцев назад

YES QUEEN!!!!! This video speaks my name. I love ur style, I think u wear everything so well. I am also around ur age and I also lives in Vegas. I look forward to ur fashion videos and have purchased several items u recommend from Venus, Nordstrom, Windsor, etc…and I understand everything about this video. Plz don’t stop making fashion videos, plz wear whatever u want regardless to age. U are always classy and pull things off RIGHT!!!!!

@NatashaCreatesThings 5 месяцев назад

Way to go on calling out Venus! Completely agree about the lack of options. I’m 48 and plus size, so i feel like I have very few, especially that are affordable. Right now I get most of my clothes from Torrid but they can be really hit or miss when it comes to having something I consider my style, which is casual boho/whimsigoth/sometimes witchy. The Target plus size section where I live is smaller than a shoebox 😂 it’s like as you get older companies expect you to fit into this set of clothing rules that they think older people have to wear. And if you’re plus size, you have to be in an even smaller box/set of rules.

@pameladevereux4294 5 месяцев назад

I applaud you for bringing this to the table. At 54 I have my own sense of style. I no longer purchase clothing from stores I loved in the past when I see that the models barely crack the 20 something age bracket. We're the demographic who buy things we appreciate. Either changes need or we will go elsewhere. Thanks Risa for encouraging us to be vocal about the lack of representation in the fashion industry.

@karenobrodovich7297 5 месяцев назад

I appreciate your candor and loved this video. I am 57 and want the same things as you, I want to feel feminine, feel attractive and I still care about how I look and present myself. I want to be an inspiration for young adults. I'm not trying to look 20 but I am still wanting to feel good in my southbound skin with fashions that meet my mindset. I think you have, without realizing it, stumbled on a business opportunity to explore. Doesn't have to be your own brand, but work with designers to design for us. Thank you for your honesty and you're a breath of fresh air. xo

@vtcs1963 5 месяцев назад

Risa I really respect your integrity. I also love the sweater you’re wearing today! Our styles are very different but I never felt like you were telling me what to wear. There are lots of influencers who will promote anything to get the $. And all the stores you mentioned I also can’t find clothes at (I did find an emergency black dress for my father’s funeral at Chico’s, does that count?) even though I dress very differently from you. And I once bought a great pair of shorts at Walmart in some state when we were on vacation and I spilled something on myself. But I totally hear you!! Keep doing what you do!! Your makeup today looks especially beautiful too!

@reneeroebuck1262 5 месяцев назад

Hi Risa, You nailed the subject. I turned 55 this year and have lost almost 50 lbs. now that I’m ready to shop for a new wardrobe I have no where to go. All the stores I used to shop at no longer carry styles that appeal to me. I’m stuck wearing my old clothes that are too baggy and frumpy! I’m not sure where to go to anymore! Nothing is ever in stock at the stores I try to shop at or they don’t have my size! It really is frustrating! Thank you for taking the time to shed more light on this issue! I love your videos!❤ Sincerely Renee

@pandorasgirl3584 4 месяца назад

Congrats on the weight loss! I'm 46 and beginning my weight loss journey. It's HARD.

@reneeroebuck1262 3 месяца назад

@@pandorasgirl3584 I agree it’s hard. The constant monitoring everything you eat and drink. Telling yourself NO a thousand times a day. But the other side is so worth it! I’m down another 5lbs and it feels so incredibly awesome to be able to wear much smaller sizes! Keep going, no matter what anyone says. If you don’t feel like doing it, do it anyway for you. You are worth the effort!

@Gemma1558 5 месяцев назад

Thanks Risa, awesome perspective! I agree with you 100%. My problem is slightly different in that yes, I’m 40 pounds overweight, but it doesn’t mean I want to dress like what they put out there for not only women my age 65, but also my size. I can’t tell you how many times I go into the “regular size” department and see a shirt that would be perfect on me, but they just don’t make it in my size. It’s not that a little bit larger person couldn’t wear that style. They just don’t make it. Very frustrating.! All those stores you mentioned to be honest. none of them are my style either, but I do know you can usually find pieces that you would probably like in most of them.

@tempestgrey4629 5 месяцев назад

I’m 62 and went the more classic route 5 years ago but just not for me so I’m building MY wardrobe back. Back to buying my babydoll tops creating cropped jackets and many different styles of jeans and shoes. I need fun in my clothes. My style is eclectic whimsical and comfy. I had some wide leg cargo jeans and a cropped peplum top on the other night and I had 20 year olds complementing me all night. So you go girl

@tempestgrey4629 5 месяцев назад

Ps I now thrift all my clothes and try to get natural fabrics

@CathyVaughn-ph3lr 5 месяцев назад

So very well said, I am 71 and dress far younger than most of my friends, but totally feel comfortable. I will say I have daughters and granddaughters who keep me in line, but also give me lots of encouragement:)) You are gorgeous and always look classy to me.

@lynnjackson7116 5 месяцев назад

Risa….right on! I am turning 60 in two days and for the past couple of years, have basically stopped going to stores to shop because it is so frustrating. I don’t want to look like my kids gal friends, but I don’t want to look years older either. I can’t find stylish, comfortable clothing that fits my changing body. I basically shop from my own closet these days, or consignment. Thank you for this video.

@patriciagoodwin1922 5 месяцев назад

Happy Birthday early! Now go rock your fabulousness! I turn 67 tomorrow and wear what I want, subtle glam, boho etc.... wear what makes you feel good😊

@susanjeffries5108 5 месяцев назад

I prefer not to show too much skin and I DO like Ann Taylor, but I watched your video all the way to the end because I really like your channel and I think you made a lot of valid points. Stores need to stop putting women in boxes as to what we can or cannot wear at any age. I think if more consumers say something about this, stores will listen. Funnily enough, this is also a problem with children's clothes. My son is 10 years old and he is very sweet, very creative. He loves color and is not attracted to many of the options that you find for boys clothing. It's a lot of dinosaurs on skateboards with game controllers and themed characters eating pizza and rude sayings like, "Come back later, Mom. I'm gaming." A few years ago we were at the Carter's store and my son literally asked me why the girls side of the store was so much more fun. It was all colors and positive messaging over there whereas it was all kind of snarky, sporty, gamer vibes on the boys side. I think the struggle to find clothing that fits our personality is very real and I think it affects more ages than we think. It's definitely the worst for women, who are not cookie cutters and have our own personalities. Just an interesting thing to think about how it can be a struggle in other segments of the market, too. As consumers we should definitely ask for more variety and for more inclusion of ages and shapes and sizes.

@Daydreamerr13 4 месяца назад

This is all so true!! Its the same for tween girls , the tween market is dead and it is a little scary 😅

@mansoca 5 месяцев назад

Risa, as a 52 year old Australian woman I just wanted to say I love your videos. You are my favourite RU-vidr and I watch every video. This was a great video. I feel Australia is a little more relaxed on “age appropriate style” but I related to this. Also you inspired me to wear a red lip again which I’m loving x

@user-hv3fk8go3e 5 месяцев назад

❤❤❤ I love your style it's so classy, it's not my style but that's awesome we should all be able to wear what makes us feel great. I have always been a jeans and tshirt and hoodie girl and don't give 2 hoots what anyone else thinks. I am 55 and the only opinion that matters to me is my own. ❤❤❤

@Nikki-he5ou 5 месяцев назад

Sooo…..I’ve recently started thrift shopping. First of all, it’s so fun! You never know what you’ll find! Secondly, you’ll save some cash. Third, you can always find age appropriate clothes. There’s something for everyone, from infant to grandma!

@RisaDoesMakeup 5 месяцев назад

That’s a great idea!

@francheskahenderson 5 месяцев назад

I love going to 2nd hand clothing stores! I even find brand new items for a fraction of the new price. I got a $200 silk nightshirt brand new for $8.

@femininityfaith7920 5 месяцев назад

Yessssss!!!!! Thiiissssss!!! I have found soooooo many amazing peices!!! I ONLY Thrift Store shop!!! You never feel bad because it's being saved from landfill, budget friendly, you can get WAYY more!!! Every style under the earth can be found!!! I'm always so complimented!!! I have fabrics otherwise I could NEVER afford!! Real silk, real linen, really good brands quality made!! You will always find your size!! Once you get into it the hunt is addicting and so much fun!! With time you'll learn which stores are better for you etc. I have not shopped at the mall in over 10/15 years, shoes,bags, unique jewelry, dresses, pj's, I only buy undergarments and bathing suits, socks New. I keep it very classic and I barely keep up with trends and I'm appalled by fast tacky fashion!!

@francheskahenderson 5 месяцев назад

@@femininityfaith7920 100%! It’s so much fun to find a good thrift store. I usually get more compliments on my outfits I put together from 2nd hand clothing than anything new. I rarely buy new items anymore either except for undergarments. The used shoes are iffy to me though and buy more new than used. Even with bras I can find great ones new on clearance racks.

@kathyabeauty 5 месяцев назад

Nikki I love thrifting and consignment shops too! Awesome unique fashion!

@LenaSheppard 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for doing this. I admire & relate to your style. Feminine, fun but not to revealing or trashy. That's the reason why I rarely buy hi-end. That's what they're doing with your money. Laughing all the way to the bank w/ the younger influencers. Thank you for being here for us !

@susanweiner5087 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for your honesty and telling it like it is. You are very beautiful and brave to put those words about ageism out there. You be you Risa!! ❤

@rep1268 5 месяцев назад

I always watch your style videos. I like your style. You make the cloths look wearable for all. I am 55 and have no intention of giving up my shorts(too short at times) and sleeveless tops. You give me style ideas when I want to get dressed up. I watch all your videos! Love them all.

@cynthiaschoonover146 5 месяцев назад

Watching this video, I found myself saying, "yes, un huh, yep, that's right!" My mom and I have talked about this. It's frustrating when both designers and retailers don't seem to understand that we older ladies still want to look stylish in our clothes!

@RENEESKATES 5 месяцев назад

Risa, I can relate..I’m a young looking 62, and I like fashion forward and stylish clothing, quite a few companies, stores I think are fuddy duddy or dowdy looking. It takes a lot of looking and careful consideration. I don’t encourage looking older than you are or even your age, because of” the norm” it’s just not me. I shop everywhere and look at everything…..to find my unique style. When I noticed my body shape shifting , I treated myself to sono bello just for me, and it did wonders for me! I love dressing sexy/classy and have coined the term….”Fun sized Trophy wife.” I am definitely not the conventional. Also, know that you inspire me.

@Quita30 5 месяцев назад

I love your sense of style! You're super classy and put your clothes and accessories together in a really chic way.

@sandilang3845 5 месяцев назад

Risa, This is perfectly stated and respect and admire you for your honesty and speaking to something we are all suffering from! Thank you so very much!

@aleigha9141 5 месяцев назад

While I love your fashion style, it is different from mine. I love what you have to say and appreciate your thoughts and opinions so I’m here til the end. I am 51 and over the last few months I’ve lost a lot of weight. When I was heavier I mostly wore what fit and was comfortable. I’m now left with extra sagging skin (I’m going to get shape wear!) that I try to cover. I feel like I don’t even know how to dress myself anymore. This was very helpful! I’m going to check out the two influencers you mentioned. And, like I said, I really like your sense of style as well! Maybe I can pull off some of your looks with some shape wear. Thank you again! Love your content. Hope you have a fantastic Sunday! Hugs! 💜💕

@appell123 5 месяцев назад

I love your fashion videos more than your makeup ones, but that’s because I’m into fashion more than makeup. For me it’s fashion, skincare/ hair care, then makeup. I’m 51 and I love clothes and fashion and give my 20, 30, and 40 year old counterparts a run for their money. 😊do what you want it’s your channel. I appreciate you for who you are and the contents you produce. With that said I think every store (Chico’s or F21) has something that I can rock because I can turn it into my own. It would be interesting for you to shop at a store that you don’t normally shop at and see what you can do with the clothing. You’re awesome Risa!

@theresawitt3173 4 месяца назад

Risa!! You hit it all on the nail!! We have the same style!! I’m 51. All the stores you mentioned as not connecting with their fashion is the same for me. I do find pieces at Abercrombie, Zara, ASOS, and Revolve. Athletic for me is lululemon. Thank you for bringing this subject into light. SO refreshing

@conniedangelo1199 5 месяцев назад

Risa, you always look stunning! Your content is inspiring, amazing and in a class all its own. It is very informative, helpful and honest!

@Hannah-iq6ki 5 месяцев назад

I’m 41 and I love all the tops you wear. I buy a lot of my clothes from Nordstrom, Anthropology, and Reformation. Plus, I love your honesty and your channel.

@AngelaSams 5 месяцев назад

Love you Risa! Everything you wear is gorgeous!

@jjjjk1241 4 месяца назад

Thank you for the inspiration, Risa! I have toned myself down clothing wise, because I was worried about what people think of someone wearing what I like to wear at my age. I’m 58. No more! Thank you for encouraging us to have the guts to be ourselves and to express our true style. If others don’t like it, too bad!

@kylieinaustralia 5 месяцев назад

Loved this video Risa. I used to dress exactly like you a few years back & loved it. But as I myself have evolved I now range from a “Shop with Caroline” to “Molly Mae” type of vibe. I’m 50 this year and I wear anything that makes ME feel good. Give me cargos with the lastest dunks or Jordan’s one day or luxe casual the next. This whole ageism really grinds my gears. Fantastic vid Risa 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@justputflowersonit8107 5 месяцев назад

They never serm to realize that our age demographic are the ones who have more of a budget to spend

@RisaDoesMakeup 5 месяцев назад

Exactly.

@crystaltherapy 5 месяцев назад

Well said! so glad you did this video. I believe there are so many women out there who really needed to hear this. I bet that you would be very successful if you started your own clothing brand! for now, we should start communicating with a lot of different brands to ask for representation etc. after all, women over a certain age are well established financially and are the ones who are purchasing the clothes as opposed to the infants they are using as models. The whole system is broken and needs to be repaired.

@dianecarter3744 5 месяцев назад

Yes!!! Rissa you nailed it right on the head! I'll be 60 this year (hard to believe 😅) and I shop the junior departments and other places to find clothing that I feel my best in. I wouldn't be caught ever wearing polyester pants with elastic waist or a number of other pieces I see women my age wearing. I love your videos of your clothing pieces! I live in Michigan (very small town) and don't have the opportunity to wear gorgeous dresses or outfits that I would if I could. But you do inspire me, and I try to find something that fits my lifestyle. I also have experienced the ageism when it comes to the way I wear my makeup. Also I adjust my age for the subscription makeup that I enjoy. If I say my current age I receive mostly skincare and lipsticks 🫤. That's not exactly what I signed up for. There are a few women that I follow that I enjoy watching for style content. Anna Reid's channel and Samantha Shuerman is a couple. I also follow Michele Wang. Thank you for taking the time to make this video!!! There are thousands of women who feel exactly like what you spoken about ❤❤❤. See you soon Gorgeous!!

@rebeccaclark8801 5 месяцев назад

This, this and this 🙌🏼 So well said Risa. I’m in the UK so I’m not familiar with the stores you mention BUT as a woman about to turn 50 I completely identify with your frustrations regarding the fashion industry and their complete disregard towards women in our demographic. I have always loved and invested in fashion and it’s a sad fact that I’m struggling to feel represented in that domain when I feel at a time in my life where I feel more confident in my self expression. Don’t get me wrong, my body has changed but my then so has my mindset and I now feel way more at ease when I look in the mirror than I was in my 20’s when I carried way fewer pounds and lines! We do need to put more pressure on the industry to make a positive change. Thank you for speaking out xxx

@patriciaquintero450 5 месяцев назад

The main reason I eatch your channel is you do not make a big deal about any specific brand. For me you give ideas and tips that work for specific types. It is overwhelming sometimes shifting through reviews and brands. I don't work in your field. For example your tips on products for hooded eyes, wrinkles, and oil skin, plus the instructions on how to was great! I like the fashion you show and what works is good. Again to me you don't over do the brand you show what works for your style and body type. We as a female are not that different 😊 Thank you for what you do. It has helped me and my frustration levels.

@karenrobinson982 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for saying this! I have a more conservative style than you, but I feel strongly that women of every age should be represented in every style! Ageism is rampant in our society and videos like this fight against it! Thank you!

@mariarobson8116 5 месяцев назад

I LOVE your fashion videos! Please do more ❤ your style is my style so I really love to see what you've found xx

@catjalapeno Месяц назад

Thank you Risa. This was so genuine and thoughtful. I feel like I know you! I’m struggling right now to lose weight (covid/post divorce/depression gain) at least back to what I was. I’m 52 and I love your style. And all the things you said really resonates. I think it’s so unfair that being a certain age isn’t represented in many markets. It still burns me that the tweens have destroyed Sephora. But thats beside the point. Thank you for your honesty. It’s so refreshing from the usual fake-type videos (NOT YOU!!!!). I hope this makes sense. Again, love you, thank you, and you’ve been my inspiration. ❤

@lizjimenez873 5 месяцев назад

I applaud you for speaking about this. 👏. I'm tired that the fashion industry today is catering to 20 something year olds. It's hard to find nice outfits for my over 50 age group. I hope our voices are heard and things change.

@justanothergigi 5 месяцев назад

I love Angie Hot & Flashy look books she does each season. She reminds me of your style casual but sexy. Not as many business looks. Also like the british styler Melissa Murrell because she styles all body types so also educates. I have learned a lot from her on what works for me and why things don't.

@Kara-feathertututiara 5 месяцев назад

Thank you, thank you, thank you for standing up for us!! I love that you're using your power to help others AND gave us a call to action! I stopped using Tarte because they do not care about anyone over 20. I noticed Loft and White House Black Market are featuring almost only 18-20 year olds...who I have never seen in any of their stores. Just like Wayne Goss said, we aren't invisible and are important!!! Thank you again and I'll reach out to the brands I like and ask them to represent us too!

@reginarico7 5 месяцев назад

My style is very similar to yours. I’m 55 and I started buying from Venus because you influenced me. I picked up on your comment about “a certain brand” cutting out a whole demographic and have not purchased anything from them since, especially because I had already noticed that trend myself. Their loss! They cut out the demographic with the means to purchase a lot from them (as I used to do). But now, it’s off to greener and better pastures for us! You still rock and they lost!

@JulieNick28 5 месяцев назад

I do want to know where the top you are wearing is from. It looks so pretty! (Edit to add: you just said your sweater is older but I’m not mad 😂). Your style is sometimes my style but that’s only because I work remotely and live in Ohio. I rarely need to wear anything other than casual wear, sweats or loungewear 😂. I don’t shop at Walmart or Chicos either. I really respect you for this video and you did a great job with it. And yes, we are very unrepresented. I struggle with where to shop. Let’s make noise ladies ❤❤❤❤

@kelliep.8514 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for the update Risa, I’ve been wondering what happened to your Venus videos. I’m 47 with a very similar style to you. I was influenced to buy the colourful, knitted, bathing suit coverup that you featured in one of your videos. I bought in August and I couldn’t believe the amount of compliments and looks I got from people every time I wore it. I had a lot of girls in their 20’s approach me, wanting to know where I bought it. When I told them Venus swimwear, NONE of them had ever heard of it. I started ordering from them in the 90’s, so it is very disheartening to hear how they are treating us older women, that have supported them for decades. Thanks again for bringing awareness to this issue and I LOVE your sweater today.

@CandidLy1 5 месяцев назад

I agree. Venus used to feature more beautiful one piece and baby doll styles of good quality and now seem aimed at mostly young women who have little they want to hide. Most of the one pieces now are dark or garish.

@Elizabeth-dq6hg 5 месяцев назад

You do have a unique style, and I do not think age matters one bit. Most 50 yr olds don’t look like a Barbie Doll!! There are some people my mother was one of those people that could put something on from the dollar store and look like a million bucks! You are one of those ladies. I do not feel 53 and I shop a lot on Amazon, Kohl’s and Academy. Have you ever considered or ordered from Etsy? There are a lot of feminine clothing there. I have some of the same tastes you do but I’m in the middle of losing a lot of weight and I can’t wait to dress different!

@karenhecht2342 5 месяцев назад

I’m 77 almost 78 & do not want to dress what society thinks one my age should wear. Nope, no way! Love the video!❤

@libertychic8926 5 месяцев назад

I get exactly what u are saying. I love your style and it's new and fresh and trendy! Not what "one would expect from what they say a mature woman should wear" and I'm happy u don't! U have my type of style and we should wear what we think makes us feel sexy and pretty and all the good stuff! Love this!

@sharonjean2557 5 месяцев назад

Couldn’t agree more with what you’re saying. I just turned 51 this year. I am not ready to be invisible. I still love dressing up dressing sexy/feminine 💕.

@wendyd1229 5 месяцев назад

Hi Risa! I’ll be 60 next year. My every day style leans classic edgy if that makes sense. I love my ripped jeans with a cashmere sweater or an asymmetrical blazer with a wool skirt, not below the knee. But I do love my flirty dresses too. Too many people have tried and failed to convince me otherwise 🩷

@samirakaufman6004 5 месяцев назад

@wendyd1229…Wendy, Classic Edgy totally makes sense because that’s my style too! 😊❤️

@TalkingTiffany 5 месяцев назад

Classic Edgy here, too!! As a teen in the 90s, I will never give up my combat boots.😊

@user-ch1dh1ii9n 5 месяцев назад

Great video! Im 48 and have your similar fashion style. I refuse to look frumpy, yet i never want to look like im trying too hard. Middle age can be very difficult for sure. Express is another great place to shop from, and i agree with Busbee style. I always get inspiration from her and try to recreate her looks. You are also my inspiration.

@debbiewright9388 4 месяца назад

This video is so needed!!!! Thank you for your honesty and openness. Well done!

@lasvegas150 5 месяцев назад

I like what you're doing mix of fashion and make up I'm 54yrs old live in las vegas and i dress like you❤❤❤

@tinaedwards8042 5 месяцев назад

Risa, when Venus let you go , that was definitely their loss!! Have you ever looked at the clothing at Target? I’m 64 and I find a lot of things that my daughters tell me is too young for me but I just tell them, when you’re my age, then you decide what is your style for your age!!!! I wear clothes I’ve seen my 20 year old granddaughter wear. She thinks it’s cool ❤. Target has the wide leg pants and the bell bottom jeans. They have the top that come right at your waist and are sexy looking. They also have some tops that are very stylish and feminine!!! Take a look, I think you may be surprised ❤. Anyway, keep dressing like you do because you look fantastic in everything you wear!!!❤❤❤

@darlastepp8753 5 месяцев назад

You took the words right out of my mouth. I'm 64 years old but I don't look, feel or act 64 and I'm not going down without a fight. And there in lies the problem. I;m constantly looking at instagram and our social media influencers just to find a piece here and a piece there. It's draining to be truthful. I shop Nordstrom, Saks, NM, Revolve, JCrew, Express, Boston Proper all of them! And most of the time I come up with nothing. I am a size 12 on the bottom and a very large chest so its a constant struggle. I felt like when Venus pulled out from you it wasn't a big loss because their clothes were one season and done and most of them were geared for my 14 year old granddaughter. I appreciate the dialog and appreciate hearing from you. Thank you Darla

@justthetip-sters5100 5 месяцев назад

Risa: you are exceptionally beautiful inside and out. You always encourage viewers, friends anyone in your life to wear what makes them happy no matter their age or their size. I think you are a perfect Venus representative and I'm sorry they are becoming what they are becoming. Not everyone looks as beautiful as you at 50 but it's a joy to see and draw inspiration from. Thank you for being you and all that you do. 💖

@lorrainemarino 5 месяцев назад

I love SoHeather. She does shop a lot at express and a lot of jeans ok .. but I just love everything she wears

@bevyoung2009 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for making this video for us older but not dead ladies ❤

@ASDmommyof2 5 месяцев назад

I have followed you for YEARS!! What you have said is 100% on point. Our age is under represented in society and yet we have the biggest buying power as we are in our prime earning years. I absolutely love your style and while my lifestyle is different to yours, there have been plenty of times I've looked to you for inspiration, especially my after 5, special events or date nights when I want to feel sexxxy. Keep doing what you're doing.

@chriscaffey5685 5 месяцев назад

Risa, this is an important conversation. Keep it up. Maybe do a shop my closet where you talk through where you have purchased things and why or even what frustrated you? Or maybe when you buy things or find things, just add that to your makeup video. Like a bonus at the end.