In previous posts, dear reader, I have made
reference to the onset of middle-aged insecurities and the various lengths one
may (or not) go to to address and assuage them.
Aside from body-image issues, there is the
constant worry for men of a certain nature to be concerned about what they
wear: not yet ready for the leather-elbowed cardie and slippers of dotage, many
of us still seek a certain style without wanting to look ridiculous (exactly when does it become indecent to continue
buying clothing from ‘Top Man”?).
I am not the only ‘worrier’ in this area;
Grey Fox - in his excellent blog – is also searching for the answer to these
questions and does a great job of providing some suggested solutions –based on
his own preferences - and examples of
same (www.greyfoxblog.com).
Men do not have to turn into their
Grandfather’s when they pass 40 as the images below illustrate (apologies for
inability to provide credits): -
We all know Clooney is probably the
ultimate ‘Grey Fox’ but shouldn’t we all try and make the best of ourselves,
whatever our age?
Your thoughts/opinions/comments are, as
ever, welcomed and appreciated.
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