16 Older Stars That Are Still Wearing Boundary-Pushing Fashion Ensembles

Society sometimes holds certain perceptions and attitudes toward older women who wear clothes that are “supposed to be worn by young women.” Some may believe these women should dress more modestly out of respect for others’ expectations. However, we believe that certain fashionable women show how confident and comfortable they are in their skin, regardless of age. Check out our article to see celebs who are over 50, who prove that you can look hot at any age.

1. Salma Hayek: 56 years old

2. Jennifer Lopez: 53 years old

3. Jennifer Coolidge: 61 years old

4. Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu: 59 years old

5. Kris Jenner: 67 years old

6. Mariah Carey: 53 years old

7. Halle Berry: 56 years old

8. Sandra Bullock: 58 years old

9. Helen Mirren: 77 years old

10. Lucy Liu: 54 years old

11. Andie MacDowell: 64 years old

12. Demi Moore: 60 years old

13. Nicole Kidman: 55 years old

14. Kate Walsh: 55 years old

15. Cindy Crawford: 56 years old

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16. Jamie Lee Curtis: 64 years old

Do you agree that fashion shouldn’t have any age limits? How will you dress when you get older?

Preview photo credit salmahayek / Instagram, JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP/East News, jamieleecurtis / Instagram

Why Women’s Underwear Have A Bow On Front

Have you ever wondered why women’s underwear often has that adorable little bow on the front? It’s not just for looks; there’s a nifty reason behind it.

Imagine it’s early morning, and the room is dark. You’re trying to put on your underwear, but it’s hard to tell the front from the back. Enter the trusty bow! As someone on Reddit pointed out, “That cute little addition serves as a tactile indicator,” making it easy to distinguish the front from the back. No more fumbling in the dark—just a quick touch and you’re set.

Back in the old days before elastic bands, underwear was held in place by ribbons threaded through eyelet lace at the top. Naturally, the ribbon was tied in the front for convenience. Before electricity, many had to get dressed by candlelight. Tying a ribbon behind your back in low light wasn’t practical, so tying it in the front made sense.

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