I just had a breast reduction, and am enjoying backless, strapless, etc for the first time in my 70 years! My "age" is feeling FREE,

I always find it incredibly amusing when anyone thinks it's okay for them to tell anyone else how to dress.

It doesn't matter if you (general you, not you-you) think someone is dressed inappropriately, it really doesn't. Your opinion on the issue is wholly irrelevant.
If you aren't the one purchasing another person's wardrobe, you get absolutely
NO say at all.

I'm going to wear whatever the fuck I please. If you (again, general you) don't like
it, don't fucking look. You don't get to tell me that you don't like it. If you think that
you can do that, be prepared to get an earful.
I don't tell anyone else how to dress. It would make perfect sense that I wouldn't
tolerate anyone telling me how to dress.

Before I retired I wore a suit everyday. Now I wear a T-shirt and jeans everyday. If I'm in the house I wear nothing

I dress for my comfort, taking into account the atmosphere I will be in.

For me comfort and function are king. I wear dress clothes for work every day. Slacks, dress shirt, tie (I hate ties). I would much rather where be wearing shorts and a t-shirt, or jeans and polo or flannel when it's colder.

At home I'm as likely to be wearing nothing as I am to wear something.

I have a new job, so I've had to buy office wear for the first time since the 90's. Ugh.

I dress the way I please. Still have the figure for short shorts, camis, halters but wear one piece bathing suits.

I feel the same as you, and apparently dress the same, i’m 47 as well.

I try to balance being careful with comfort.
Here's why. Once at a convention there was a woman in front of us at a soda vendor. She had a SMOKIN body, donning knee boots & a short skirt I would have guessed her to be quite young, but when she turned around it was so not the case. Tough call.

I dress in colors and exactly what I feel myself in. I have a closet full of suits that I haven't worn in years. Sneakers, Jeans, T-Shirts of every type, kind, color and sayings. Baseball Hats, Berets, Balmorals on Occasion, Bandana's and Jeans. My hats and shirts are me and I'm over 60.

I tried to find a cotton, button down, fitted-ish, oxford style shirt. Three shops - no luck. Not just not in a color or a size I liked but nothing in the store at all! Somedays I really dislike women's fashion.

After turning 75 I've reverted to the simplified version of dress up. Blue jeans and t-shirts. Unless it's snowing.

I was a suit for years, went back to being a hippie, the universe seems ok with it?

Blue jeans, and a white Oxford shirt, and my Sketchers.
That's pretty much what I've been wearing for decades.

I dress how I want. Never been told to dress my age.

I just wear what's most comfortable for me..always.
I design/make most of my own clothes, so now lean toward Thai designs and wear stretch cotton T-shirts.

Pic taken this Christmas at a local store.

Yep, absolutely! At my age, I should dress comfy and I know that cuz I say it's true

I wear what makes me feel good and what fits right. And pig tails are great. I may do that tommorrow.

I pretty much wear what i like but, if I think the outfit is borderline, I ask my 33 yr old, brutally honest son, "does this outfit make me look 50 trying to be 15?" He has solid fashion sense. Feck me if i know where he got it.

When I pulled into my brothers funeral couple months ago- I found our recent house fire left my rarely used hippie blazer & black silk shirt way too too smokey! So I showed up in my bob Marley t shirt. I couple distant relatives came up & started very interesting conversations about their secret SDS & protest days!! Fascinating! I love them all the more now!
Be your self!!

Oh good grief no. I actively avoid trying to dress my age. How boring.

When I was younger, except for a few years in college I actually dressed older because I wasn't very comfortable in my body. Lots of shapeless, matronly styles. As I've gotten older though I've become more comfortable with who I am and gravitate to things that are more fun and figure-flattering. That being said, you won't catch me in a micro-mini or a midriff top. And I still look for comfort; I still give thanks to whoever invented stretch denim... Bottom line, except for specific dress codes at work or in school and dressing appropriately for certain occasions, the most important thing I feel is to find what you like and feel comfortable in.

I’m also 47. How should we dress? I see women my age dress like they’re 80. I take care of my body, I will wear whatever I want for the most part. It’s usually tight and sexy... I’ll admit it.

either shorts or a kilt tshirt hiking boots odd socks and when weather turns colder a jumper

If people are telling you to dress your age . You're hanging with the wrong people . On the other hand , when once told something of a similar nature , I wasn't acting my age , my response was , "Of course I'm acting my age . I am my age , therefore I define what my age acts like . Whatever I do is acting (or dressing) exactly my age , because I am this age , therefore I define how this age acts ( or dresses ) .