Women will tell you, there are some sizes that just are tough to fit. Whether you are tall, petite, or plus size, Trend Expert from Mall of America, Sara Rogers, shows us how to get the fit you are looking for. Check out the video here
Category: Trends
These Women Over 50 Prove That Age Ain’t Nothing But A Number When It Comes To Style
Who runs the world? These foxy women over 50 do!
Recently, the fashion and beauty world has been realizing (finally) that they don’t need to feature 20-somethings in their ads to sell clothes and skin ointments.
Proof? Just check out Helen Mirren’s new commercial for L’Oreal Paris and Joan Didion’s bad-ass ad for Céline.
Not only are these ladies gorgeous but they have rad style, which rival (and even surpass) today’s young style stars.
So, without further ado, here are 25 women over 50 who prove that age ain’t nothing but a number (sing it, Aaliyah!) when it comes to fashion.
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Target’s New Plus-Size Collection Will Blow Your Mind
Target, or Targé if you’re fancy, is launching a new plus-size line this February called Ava & Viv, which will feature stylish sportswear priced between $10 and $79.99. According to WWD, the line will cover sizes from 14W to 26W and X to 4X, with new designs every month.
Ask An Expert: 2014’s Trends With Staying Power
Sara Rogers is one of the more prominent local voices in the style industry, as national media and leading fashion organizations regularly seek out Sara for her views on fashion trends.
Sara Rogers
Mall of America Trend Specialist
Style Expert/Wardrobe Consultant
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As Trend Specialist for national retailing leader Mall of America, Sara regularly instills confidence in clients who seek her services. Feel self-assured in Sara’s latest insights as she does what she is so good at, “Providing Wardrobe Skills for Life.”
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The 7 Best Exercises for Women Who Wear Heels
There’s nothing like a pair of killer heels to make you feel put-together, confident, and sexy as hell. But wearing heels day in and day out can do a number on your feet, ankles, and calves. Here’s what we mean: When you wear heels, the lifting of your ankle puts your calf muscle in a shortened position, explains New York City-based personal trainer Jessi Kneeland. This can lead to pain in your ankles or knees. “We want to combat that by stretching and lengthening the muscles,” says Kneeland. “You also want to strengthen the glutes and hamstrings [butt and back thigh muscles] to make sure you are stable and have support.”
CLOSET CLEANUP: What to wear, what to toss
Turns out most people wear less than half of the clothes they own, but FOX 9’s Rob Olson got some tips on how to make the most of your wardrobe and clean out closet clutter.
“I might use it someday” seems to be the way many sum up their clothing keepsakes, but hanging on to too many outdated outfits can turn a wardrobe into a closet-space vampire. In fact, most people only actually use 20 percent of what they have hanging up at home.
Mall of America trend expert Sara Rogers believes that in order for a wardrobe to be functional, it should be built on the basics.
Watch the video for more information.
Rogers said simply moving duds that have been collecting dust can help determine whether or not to keep them, and periodic purges can keep a closet focused on quality instead of quantity.