The Sartorialist

In these cases her coolness definitely comes from the pop of yellow and orange she mixes with the earthy neutrals.
http://lordashbury.com

Being an Italian I am not that impressed.

I love the plaid sweater, something I’ve wanted to create in the hand knitting world. Some knitters have taken striping yarn and done what’s called “planned pooling” to get a plaid print. That would be cool to get a sweater that way without hand sewing stripes on afterwards. FWIW, you see more ‘plaid’ sweater patterns in the 1930s and 1940s, not so much now. Not as much interest in plaid?

Love her style!!
xxx
Naomi
http://www.bonnieclydemarni.com

Love her prints.

xo
http://pinksole.com

Great outfits. They look warm.
http://www.handbagmadness.com

Bellissima!

Reminds me of Charlotte Rampling.
Love her unique way of putting together pieces from her wardrobe.
Not too overtly ‘FASHION !’ but understated chic and yes, cool, intelligent.
She dresses like a grown up woman who wears what she wants, mixes pieces in ways that please her and follows fashion with her own mind.

She is very elegant and stylish, but wearing a smile would make her more beautiful:)
http://dcinstyle.com/

Love her style!! She is definitely very cool looking! I think my fav is the last pic ;)

Love the patterns on each woman!

http://www.FashionSnag.com

Finally a woman my age, so inspirational, I can not take my eyes off the photos, please Scott find other stylish women around this age, they are rare. Thanks for all your wonderful work.

Yes, but…FUR?

Gorgeous, but especially because she doesn’t look self-conscious about her age. And enough with people suggesting that she smile. Would we do that with a man?
Great pics; thanks for letting us see them.

She has a total cool, effortless look about her

xo Jennifer

http://seekingstyleblog.wordpress.com

So totally stylish and yet there is not the least hysterical hint of fashion victim about her. On the contrary, her clothes actually look comfortable.

I wish I could see more people like her on your page. I bet you’d love to post their photos – if you could find them…

Charlotte Rampling/Greta Saatchi – inspirational and unaffected. PLEASE show more stylish, cool women happy in their own skin.

I am in love with this. Thank-you. A real kick-ass woman with a real face, this is inspiration. I love your photos and discovered them as photography before I discovered them as “fashion photography;” both ways are a delight.

Amazing combination of textures and prrint! I like it!

From http://www.xeanafashion.com

I love her style. It is cool, understated yet bold in a bohemian kind of way. Best of all is though the fact that she shows real character in her face. Beautiful.
http://www.mysemiprecious.co.uk

The watch is the class that draws the eye.

nice style! but I just dont like the colors..

Thank you, she is fabulous! In the states, it seems middle-aged women have two choices: “mutton dressed as lamb” or “overweight matron”. This lady shows everything we see in the states is not the whole picture. She is classy, elegant, confident, and (pardon the use of the this tired old yarn) “comfortable in her own skin”. No plastic, gaudy jewelry, artful use of plaids, easy pieces that could have been found on a sale rack at a thrift as well as in the chi-chi-est boutique, put together in an individualistic way as to personally suit the wearer. And her hair! Not dyed/streaked/extensioned/helmut-headed. Subtle make up, if any. Thank you for again presenting us with a choice; those of us who feel we have no choice and no voice in the way we dress. She makes a statement just by being. We should all be so fortunate.

Loved her attitude.
What happened to the third picture?

un sourire, ce n’est pas gratuit

She reminds me of Renata (forgot her surname, but the beautiful Italian woman also).

two great looks!