Ah, but she was luminous in Almost Famous.

Or a traffic sign.

The hair justs adds to the old lady effect…The styling and roots make her look like she’s trying to stay in the past.

I AM 53…I would wear the cape with slim black trousers(even though I very rarely wear pants) and high heels, or perhaps a slender long black skirt, flaring gently at the hem, or dressed down with jeans. I would lose the harsh makeup and hairstyle-I do not look my age, why would someone in their early thirties want to look like this? She does have good legs…

She has fantastic legs, but an annoying habit of screwing up men I like. And, it must be said, NO neck. None.

I ran into her mother at the grocery store, and the woman is WITHOUT FLAW. She even held the door for a little old lady.

That’s true. In fairness, it has been very chilly in southern California. I have noticed that people don’t seem to dress for seasons.

@raincoaster So here’s my Goldie Hawn story. I’ve always thought she was adorable, but as she aged, I got to the point of going “oh come on, dress/act your age” as I saw her in various pictures with Kate. Goldie’s still got the long hair, rather hippy way of dressing, etc, and I think women look better if they update their look for their age, right. Then I saw Hawn in real life and she still looked absolutely fantastic just as she was–pictures just weren’t doing her justice. I was completely converted. Whatever it is she’s doing, she should just keep doing it.

And even if her outfit is not age or season appropriate, I do like the shoes!

Scratch that, darling. Her sister, played by the (usually) infinitely more interesting Naomi Watts, was getting divorced in Paris. Le Divorce was the name of the movie, which reminds me just how hopelessly derivative and boring it all was. At any rate, I believe that is when she started down the high-friction slide toward dowagerdom. It’s really too bad.