Spaghetti strap dresses on older women

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do more women not wear these? Because they don't like their arms and have sun damage on their chest?

Everyone I see at graduation and other spring events now is quite covered up, and I'm talking about women in their late 40s and early 50s.

I don't want to stop wearing sundresses and I'm not going to.

I wear sundresses but not ones with spaghetti straps.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For those of you who think spaghetti straps are not appropriate on older women do you also think thicker straps are inappropriate? How about the dresses below?

https://www.quince.com/women/100-european-linen-fit-flare-midi-dress?srsltid=AfmBOorRI2fV6kHLTz61jJNWTk3AYhAUnHx17UdiIbf-c3OWrf1P4LD1&color=moonstone-blue

[/url]https://wearpact.com/women/apparel/all%20dresses%20&%20skirts/fit%20&%20flare%20open%20back%20maxi%20dress/wc1-w2x-dbm[url]

The pact dress is cute and has a built in bra; I have thought about buying it before, but wouldn't wear it to a graduation, more for weekends or more casual events.

The quince dress would only look ok on someone really young looking, giving milkmaid vibes. The straps are fine, it's just the whole dress is juvenile looking. And, bra straps will show unless you probably wear a strapless bra.

[Anonymous]

Too cold for inside with AC running.