Yes sure she can , it has noting to do with age

yes what do you think

I certainly hope so. I'm 54 now and I plan on wearing miniskirts for way longer than 6 more years. Interested to see how long I can keep wearing 6″ high heels.

I do…I am almost 64

I’m over fifty 👍

I am 56.

Here some pictures.

You can judge yourself.

Absolutely! If you have managed your diet and health this far, you have every right to show it off!

I would have to say yes. I just started when I was 64 and I love it. Wore one yesterday to the hardware store and the pharmacy.

I am 61 years old now but in this pic I had just turned 51. I have been getting a lot of slack over it but I felt good about myself for the first time since I was a teenager. I had just lost 80 lbs. unfortunately I have gained it back but would still wear it at age 61 if I lost the weight. For those asking how old should you be before you stop wearing short dresses, I say if you feel comfortable wear it. ❤️🌹🤗

She should dress anyway she feels great!

I disdain individuals who have these "rules" regarding how you can and can't manage your garments or hair after a specific age.

Particularly once you're 50, in case there is ever a chance to act naturally and let go of the constraints of society, it is then, at that point. Last possibility!

I couldn't say whether it is a smart thought to post this. My eyes are on the whole crinkled in light of the fact that I had the sun in my face… yet I set out to wear things since I didn't when I was 30. This was two months prior. I'm 53.

Estimated time of arrival I pulled in more consideration than I expected with this post. I thank the individuals who have praised. Be that as it may, I understood something I didn't say, which is applicable to the inquiry. I destroyed this in broad daylight, to an extravagant café. Yet, this is likewise at a naturist (nudist) town on the coast here in South France. It is, truly, excessive for certain conditions, and I do regard the standards any place I might be. Class requires being delicate to such things.

Then again, my genuine point is-whatever is adequate in your current circumstance for a 30 year elderly person to wear ought to be similarly satisfactory for a 50. lady.

That evening there were more youthful ladies dressed much more provocative for what it's worth. In any case, strolling along the Port, with huge loads of individuals sitting at the bistros and bars outside, I had an enormous gathering of people begin acclaiming me as I strolled past. Sweetheart at the time was very pleased I was somewhat humiliated… yet I understood they don't have the foggiest idea about my age. It's anything but an element here. For what reason would it be a good idea for me to remain focused on it then, at that point?

Yes a woman 50+ can wear a mini skirt or dress. I am closer to 60 than I am 50 and still wear short skirts and dresses. They may not be a short as they were when I was younger but I can still wear them.

Yes, absolutely! Age should not limit anyone from wearing what they feel comfortable and confident in. If a person over 50 feels good in a short dress, they should go ahead and wear it with pride. Fashion has no age limit and everyone should embrace their personal style regardless of their age.

I’m 64

I’m going to update this answer , I’m66 Now. I’ve just bought this in a charity shop. Its MoTB suit, ( dress & jacket) However, although it is my size, I suspect it is from the “ petite “ range for shorter , stout women, I think it may be too short for me.

What do you think?

I don’t see why not! If it’s something that you are comfortable wearing, why should age have anything to do with it?

Absolutely. Love them and I'm 61.

Oh yes!

Why not? Has someone created a rule about don’t wear short dresses after 50?

She should dress anyway she feels good!

I disdain individuals who have these "rules" regarding how you can and can't manage your garments or hair later a specific age.

Particularly once you're 50, on the off chance that there is ever a chance to act naturally and let go of the limits of society, it is then, at that point. Last possibility!

I couldn't say whether it is really smart to post this. My eyes are for the most part crinkled in light of the fact that I had the sun in my face… yet I set out to wear things since I didn't when I was 30. This was two months prior. I'm 53.

I thank the individuals who have praised. I destroyed this out in the open, to an extravagant eatery. However, this is additionally at a naturist (nudist) town on the coast here in South France. It is, as a matter of fact, excessive for certain conditions, and I do regard the standards any place I might be. Class requires being touchy to such things.

Then again, my genuine point is-whatever is OK in your current circumstance for a 30 year elderly person to wear ought to be similarly adequate for a 50. lady.

That evening there were more youthful ladies dressed significantly more hot in general. Yet, strolling along the Port, with huge loads of individuals sitting at the bistros and bars outside, I had an enormous gathering of people begin hailing me as I strolled past. Sweetheart at the time was very pleased I was somewhat humiliated… however I understood they don't have the foggiest idea about my age. It's anything but an element here. For what reason would it be a good idea for me to remain focused on it then, at that point?

Editted to add:

The limit respone to this truly shocked me, and a significant number of the remarks (particularly by ladies) are making me think. Women, in France, my body isn't extraordinary for ladies my age. There are significantly less ladies who are overweight. I'm bringing up this since you're causing me to recall what it resembled living in the uS. I was consistently somewhat overweight, however how much would shift. At the point when I would return visiting, I'd begin acquiring in the main week. Many remarks expect I make a solid effort to have a decent body. I'm heartbroken, it isn't correct. Americans consistently have faith in turning out more diligently for anything! This is what I see weight gain and terrible wellbeing frequently results from pressure, tension, and despondency. Living with worry over your monetary or employer stability, with nervousness due to the media taking care of us disturbing messages about risk everywhere, over incitement, outrageous polarization in the populace on all issues… this is awful for your wellbeing. The Americans laugh at the french "lethargy" in light of the fact that our lawful week of work is 35 hours (assuming you do an hour over that, it's twofold compensation), and ensured least of 30 paid get-away days a year, our public medical coverage and solid federal retirement aide net. Yet, it permits individuals to have a solid sense of reassurance and less restless. There is less strain to be a "great shopper". It brings about better wellbeing. We eat spread, cream, fat, cheddar and bread. However, when you are less anxious, you don't want to "nibble" between suppers, nor stuff yourself full at the table.

I don't deal with it. I go through my ends of the week out in nature climbing and swimming since it gives me joy, and in light of the fact that I find opportunity and harmony of psyche.

The "french conundrum", I suspect is regarding that. For this reason I'm bringing up this. Try not to tell yourself "it takes more work" since that will add to the pressure ou currently live with. I don't think most Americans are even mindful that they are living with a foundation level of tension constantly, in light of the fact that they are so accustomed to it! I didn't understand it until I visited home in the wake of being gone some time. Set aside the effort to disengage from the booming over-invigorating news broadcasts and social polarizations. Set aside effort to adore yourself and reach out to nature and quiet. There's just such a lot of you can do to get away from the social impact you live inside, I know. In any case, simply need to say, no, the way to satisfaction isn't in working harder and devouring more, to be a productive member of society. Only for thought

I’m 68, I dress regularly at home because I love doing it. Of course it’s OK, you don’t hurt anyone and it’s not illegal. Just carry on and enjoy yourself. I don't fully dress everyday but I always have something on even if it’s only a pair of knickers, but normally a bra as well under my day clothes. I’ve not worn a pair of boys underpants since November and I have probably worn a bra most days as well and I have been fully dressed all day for about 2 to 3 days a week. So nice to get up in the morning and shower and get dressed and stay that way all day and at the end of the day put on a nightie and sleep in it and do it all again the next day. Such fun. MMMmmm.

My wife 62 and she is beautiful,I am 66. We are Grandparents of course. My wife just doesn't age I feel like I have robbed the cradle sometimes. Here is a picture of her at 60, her Mom is 82 and she doesn't look like it. I hit the jackpot when I met this lovely Lady 42 years ago. There are a lot of beautiful women in their 60s. We don't know how to act our age because we have never been here before. We walk we lift weights and try our best to keep healthy. We are both retired so we have time for ourselves ,Kids and, Grandbabies. We have truly been blessed especially me .. As for your question I believe you should dress in whatever you feel comfortable in….

Of course! I’m 52 but I still wear whatever clothes I want like this one.

I’m 70 past and still enjoying short dresses.❤️❤️❤️

Never too old to wear nice clothes.

Karen xx

At 70

My wife is 54 and looks smoking hot, love those legs 🦵

Why not? You can do anything you like.

Please show your figure generously!

Black clothes with white bags(M I R B A G C O M), have a different flavor.

What do you think?

It’s all down to confidence. I was around that age when this photo was taken, and I always enjoyed wearing that dress and got plenty of compliments in it.