
Think age should be an important indicator of the most suitable style choices for someone? Meet Sacramento Amate of Mis Papelicos, a lady that dared to challenge these assumptions.
Fashion nowadays often seems diligently directed to the young
crowd. Models past the age of 30 are often considered past their
prime, messages about the latest techniques to look young flood the
media and seeing elder women in fashion editorials is somewhat of a
rarity. However, there are plenty of signs indicating that such
attitudes are changing slowly yet surely.
If some choose to stay on the tried and tested route and customize
the classics for maximum versatility, others like Sacramento Amate
from mispapelicos.com unapologetically
tackle the eccentric side of style, demonstrating a keen awareness
when it comes to what's hot and how to exploit the trends to one's
advantage. An English/Spanish teacher and nutritionist, she focused
on taking care of herself and shattering preconceived notions
regarding age and style.
For her, style is an ever evolving journey and shying away from
experimenting with bold trends and pieces is a needless
restriction. The sense of what is eccentric versus what is one step
too far and has the possibility of turning into a faux pas is
beautifully developed. From choosing eclectic accessories to mixing
prints, customizing your items with a bit of DIY, going for a
statement outfit with a variety of bold tones are by no means out
of the question after 'a certain age' in her book.
Making an effort to look great is by no means something that stops
after a predetermined age. Fashion is a reflection of one's
personality and daring to proudly show off your individual quirks
is a sign of personal strength that gets respected in all areas of
life, so why should something as creative and open to
interpretation as fashion be subjected to a set of preconceived
notions? What do you think?
Photos via of mispapelicos.com
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