I wear clothes I couldn't say if they are my age.

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 ) .

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

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

I also believe that age does not matter in choosing clothes. You need to wear what you like and not pay attention to the opinions of others. For example, my mother is 46 years old and dresses very fashionable and modern. For example, she recently ordered a very beautiful Atlanta-style suit [the-sleeper.com]. She looks amazing on her, and she looks much younger than her age. So you need to dress the way you feel and not sweat it.