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Age Defying Makeovers: How To Look Slimmer Over 50
Posted: Monday, July 13, 2009
by Christopher Hopkins
The Makeover Guy
Kayce
was a lot of fun. She was a NYC theater girl who hadn't really found
her own style. We decided to reflect her more dramatic and innovative
personal style with clean lines and a touch of drama with a duster.
Given the budget of under 300.00 per outfiit, we were happy to find
something that worked for a short waisted, short torso, pear shape size
12.
I was just at a party recently, where again I was asked
what I'd do to a woman who was 56 with hair below her bra strap. I
explained how long hair can drag you down. It fell, as it usually
does, on her boyfriend's deaf ears who could only see length. (Hands
over ears...la la la la la!) But this is a good illustration of
lifting the face when lifting the hair. Also, by opening up the
neckline, creating a monochromatic head to toe color and widening the
legs of the trouser she looks visibly slimmer. (The tighter the taper
the bigger the butt, ya know.)
Pushing up the sleeve brings
the eye up from the hips to the waist. The long pendent help elongate
the torso (Kayce has longer legs to a shorter torso). We kept the hair
dark, but explained she needs to balance the dark with more eyes and
brow.
And of course there is the power of slimming and lift with the new bra and shaperr that lies beneath.
Known as
"The Makeover Guy,", entrepreneur, author and makeover expert Christopher Hopkins has inspired, educated and entertained audiences around the world. You might recognize him from his appearances on HGTV the Oprah Winfrey Show and The
Today Show.
Founder and owner of reVamp! salonspa, one of the country's premiere salons for hair, skin, makeup and personal style development, he is the author of
Staging Your Comeback, A Complete Beauty Revival for Women Over 45. http://stagingyourcomeback.com
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