Stay current by re-evaluating your haircut and color regularly. Sometimes just changing the shape can take years off your face. You're older and smarter, which means you're no slave to fashion. Although you're not likely to run around in a crop top with a navel ring, you don't have to ignore current styles. We all get into a sartorial rut, and when you find yourself spending too many days wearing a warm-up suit and sneakers, it's time to seek something new.
Many department stores offer free personal shopping services.
Schedule an appointment at your favorite store and spend a few hours trying new looks. As with hairstyles and makeup, you'll likely find colors and cuts that are more flattering than what you've been wearing for years. Updating your wardrobe keeps you looking current, which is especially important for older people in the workplace. People who are young at heart are often young-looking, too. And that has nothing to do with a full head of hair or smooth skin, but with twinkling eyes and a ready smile.