7 REAL BODY TRICKS TO WEAR SLEEVELESS DRESSES AT 60+ (NO PERFECT ARMS NEEDED)

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  @MariaGiannuzzi · 3 months ago

  Wear your sleeveless dresses, ladies. After a lifetime of living, you deserve it. And do your arm and shoulder exercises, not for that dress, but to lift bags of groceries or open a heavy door. Moisture, self-tan if you wish. But take care of that maturing body. It has done a lot for you over the years. So treat it with respect.

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  @vg24va · 3 months ago

  You had good tips. However, your models were tall, and they had thin arms. It would be nice to see someone who was 5 foot 2” and a size 14, instead of a model who is tall and thin.

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  @rondawiebe1505 · 4 months ago (edited)

  As an accomplished seamstress, let me say that raising an armhole is NOT a simple job!  Even worse if you're busty.

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  @kaycoates647 · 4 months ago

  I have embraced my age and aging body , and have no problem wearing sleeveless tops. If its offensive to others, don't look.

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  @mariejoy5970 · 4 months ago

  I’d like to see a model with floppy bats wings for arms!

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  @johnwatson2887 · 3 months ago

  Useful and reasonable.  The artificial voice and its mispronunciations is annoying, though.  Is it so hard to narrate your own video?

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  @joyceclarke9210 · 3 months ago

  I apologise for the lengthy comment. This is such great advice, thank you so much. It's pretty hot here in the UK at the moment and this is the first year I've hesitated about going sleeveless and it upset me greatly even though I'm now 76 years old. I have always been very slim 7st 4lbs and have moisturised since my teens and luckily my arms have kept pretty well. They've never really bothered me before but this morning after dressing in a sleeveless summer dress i looked in the mirror and thought oh oh, my upper arms seemed to have detereated in one year and they worried me enough to immediately change into one with elbow length sleeves but i was so uncomfortably hot i immediately changed back into the sleeveless dress. I decided it was nobody else's business but mine and being uncomfortably hot was far far worse than worrying about my upper arms and the strange thing was i even received quite a few compliments today. Thank you so much for the brilliant advice. 🇬🇧

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  @sallyadams3981 · 4 months ago

  Please use a model with stringy crepey upper arms like mine.  Older models with lovely arms don't count❤

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  @robinengle571 · 3 months ago

  I have recently realized that I slouch more in my 60s. I've been working on "opening my chest". But I love seeing those bold scarves and necklaces. Kind of a "duh" moment for me. Draw the eyes to something pretty, like curb appeal.

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  @Fabulousbeyondage · 3 months ago

  This channel always reminds me that style has no expiration date.

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  @virginiabaker4471 · 3 months ago

  I remember stressing coming into a teaching room that the AC was broken. I was soo hot and was really distressed that I had to take my jacket off. My teaching partner said "They are just arms! Not nuclear weapons!" I will be trying these tricks to help remember that!😂

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  @BloomAfter60-68 · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxtwusPDkZc&amp;t=871">14:31</a> Trick number 5 about creating a visual stop point at the wrist is an absolute game-changer! 😍 The way you explained the visual perception principle is so brilliant and easy to understand. It’s magical how a simple bracelet or watch can completely transform how the arms look in photos. No more camera shyness! Thank you for such an elegant and valuable tip for us women. ✨ Pure elegance and confidence! 💖

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