/r/oldhagfashion
r/OldHagFashion is a space to celebrate feminine and androgynous fashion in ALL it's forms, to share diverse style inspiration, to de-stigmatize aging in fashion, and to engage in self-discovery through personal style, all with an Old Hag fashion philosophy.
Old Hag Fashion is a state of mind. It is the joyous, confident, unapologetic embrace of fashion as a form of self-expression. It’s practical and impractical; serious and ostentatious; high-end and discount bin; glamour and camp.
Anyone can embody Old Hag Fashion, though some people naturally embody it just by daring to be confident and stylish in the body they have. Old Hag Fashion is rebellious. It breaks rules in silly, interesting, or political ways. It’s the 80-year-old woman who can out walk you in high-heels. It’s the disabled femme making sure you know their wheelchair is a haute accessory. It’s the fat and fabulous trans person who knows they look damn cute in their skin-tight crop top.
Old Hag Fashion is feminist; body positive; trans, queer, and gender inclusive; accepting of all races, ethnicities, religions, and places of origin. Use this sub to celebrate femme, feminine, and androgynous fashion. Share style pics, good-natured satire, and discussion topics.
This sub is new and still developing an identity so if you have a post idea and aren't sure if it fits, reach out to the moderators.
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The shoes are Guess from the early 2000’s.
The stockings are noom and my second new pair that tore the first time I tried them on😭
Found this dress in a charity shop and I love how easy it is to wear.
What would my name be? I was thinking “Cherry Bomb” haha
(CW mention of accidental injury)
So I, as an incredibly graceful and not clumsy at all human, fell a couple days ago and badly sprained my ankle. Now I'm stuck in a giant walking boot for a few weeks. I'm attending a thesis defense to support one of my former colleagues next week from my old lab. I'm doing a million times better after leaving that lab, and I want to make my boot be less obvious, if only to get fewer stares of pity hobbling into a building I have not been in for several months. Any recs for what to wear to hide it that I can also wear when I get this thing off? I was thinking maxi skirts or super wide leg pants but not super sure what to look for. I had some wide leg pants but I gained weight recently and they are too tight around my behind.
Dress from Recollections Clothing, shoes (ankle boots) from a thrift store, hat and necklace (also a bracelet that doesn't show in the pic) made by me. Dressed up for a charity fundraiser "tea party".
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