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Secrets of elegance for women after 40


Wed 17 Feb 2021 | 07:56 PM
Pasant Elzaitony

Women search for elegance and beauty in all different stages of their life, which their psyche and body details differ as well, even their social status can be different at this stage, as she can be a mother or a grandmother, so how can woman after their forty shine and be elegant?

Egyptian fashion designer Ahmed Baraka drew attention to himself with his work in many artistic productions.

Baraka told “SEE” that simplicity is the most important secret of elegance in every life stage, especially as we age.

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* Color of maturity

The designer addressed colors and it’s irrelevant to the age, especially, as women grew older.

‘Colors always reflect the psychology of personality and mood, but in general, age has a quality of colors, which of course is the darker colors, but in the end, it is not a rule, as there is personal freedom in choosing colors,’ he added.

* Trousers or Skirt

Often, women who turn 40 contemplates if they should leave the trouser behind and rely only on the skirt, and dress.

However, Baraka noted it all depends on the body and its shape, noting that the trousers can suit some people more than the skirt, and vice versa.

He noted that elegance at any age depends on knowledge and understanding of the body as well as what suits it.

‘There are no pieces of clothing that can be forgoed, or pieces more important than other, each piece completes one another,’ Baraka added.

* Jeans secrets

Jeans remain a symbol of easy-to-practical wear, so should women rely on it or avoid it at an older age.

The designer noted that jeans are one of the wardrobe essentials for people of any age, adding that people can choose more comfortable or more spacious cuts, which is due to the nature of each body.

Contributed by Yara Sameh