I’m on a book kick lately and although I haven’t checked out this new book from Harper’s Bazaar “Fabulous at Every Age”, it will definitely be on my to-do list while I have some time off from work this week. I subscribe to Harper’s Bazaar and I like it better than many beauty/fashion magazines. Why? Because most of the fashion that is shown is actually wearable. But the main reason for me, is that it’s for women of every age. They have this great fashion section called “Fabulous at Every Age” and it shows great looks for each generation from the 20’s up to the 70’s. How fabulous is that! If you haven’t checked it out, I highly recommend you do.
A few months back Harper’s Bazaar had a party to honor women that they selected as “Fabulous at Every Age” to coincide with their book release. Elizabeth Hurley (age 44) along with Glenda Bailey, Editor in Chief of the magazine were there to honor these women for being simply fabulous!
The women chosen were:
- 20’s – Nicole Otero in the blue skirt
- 30’s – Trinette Faint in yellow dress
- 40’s – Kariza Chan in the red suit
- 50’s – Valerie Duva in the pink skirt
- 60’s – Mary Lou Stockwell in the black and white top
Congratulations to all the women for being “Fabulous”!
I want that book! I saw it at Books-a-Million and didn’t buy it because it’s less expensive to order online from them. Thanks for reminding me! I always turn to the Fabulous at Every Age feature first.
Hi Kari,
Gee my own point of view is different on this one…I always look at it and get annoyed at the same old muses…Michelle Pfeiffer, Ellen Barkin, Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters etc… There are things that I would wear that they show in every age category. To me, the concept never seemed modern. Still love you!!!
Best,
DivaDebbi
For someone who is “fashion challenged” like me, I do like it for inspiration. Although I too am getting tired of the same old muses, Demi, Michelle, Ellen etc, I still like the clothing options they are showing since most magazines show things I wouldn’t wear if I were 20 years old, much less in my late 40’s.