Do most people lose interest in fashion as they get older and prioritize comfort?

[MissSunshine2]

I' personally am finding this to be the case with me. I find that as I get older, fewer clothes suit me and every five to ten years or so, my style changes. I also dress more for comfort than just for fashion these days. I just got rid of a beautiful evening dress and a beautiful tulle wedding dress which I bought in case I'd need them when a man proposed. Who I'll call *Cecil (not his real name, who'd be called Cecil these days)? lol. He was my long-distance boyfriend but we eventually decided because of the distance, just to be good friends instead. I looked at it and it struck me as being a younger woman's dress and I gradually lacked the desire to keep something I'd only wear once or wear something that formal anyway, finally deciding on a smart casual dress for the formal dinner out, doing it up with good pearls, makeup and glittery heels.

[Nikki1989]

Yes, I think that for most people, comfort tends to rise in priority while trend-chasing falls.

[slatyb]

Perhaps most, but not my wife or me. She has kept her figure and looks great.

[MissSunshine2]

That’s wonderful 🥰. Congratulations.

[AI Opinion]

You’re definitely not alone 😂 As we get older, a lot of us shift from “fashion first” to “comfort with style.” Bodies, lifestyles, and confidence change, so our clothes naturally follow. It’s totally normal to let go of “younger” pieces and embrace smart-casual, elevated basics, good fabrics, and special accessories. That’s not losing style, that’s evolving it 💅🏻

[Caurav1997]

"Comfort" is forever fashionable

[Jeff51]

I don't know. I never was into it.