They are dressing playful and free spirited alive, not boring Banana Republic costume that so many wear.

Interesting perspective, but you are only understanding the "surface" of this issue. And since it does not apply to you this is your take on it. Agism against women over 35, this is not the same for men over 35. And many of these older women are over 80 and some in their 90's they are of the grand generation not boomers. Moldy oldy hmmm....

@@PeonyLadyKim No. You're wrong. I'm an Interior Designer by trade. My two best friends are both lovely women one 79 and one is 80 years old this year. They are both born in or after 1945. They are baby boomers. I love them dearly. They are beautiful ladies, but they don't try to pretend to be young and fresh. That's the difference. It's not prejudice against age groups to understand age groups. I am in my late 40's and almost 50. People say I look 30. I don't care about age. I will tell you, my quality of physical performance, athletically speaking, is not what it was when I was 20 years ago and I know it. It's just part of getting older and I accept it. My main point is that, although still fabulous, the women in this video expect to be treated like they are young and fresh and they are not; Denial is more than a river in Egypt. Makeup, trendy glasses and oversized jewelry won't change this. We get old and bumby, just like the walls in the house I grew up in that was built in 1865. It was a good sturdy home but the walls were very bumby. The walls didn't wear wallpaper like they used to. Although I appreciated those walls, they were not suitable for modern wallpaper. Do you get it?