For the old timers (50-90) regarding dressage.

I wear what feels comfortable for me, I still don't understand designer rips in what was perfect jeans etc

I am not an old timer despite narrowly making it into your stated age range. I wear what works for my size and shape, i dont follow what others think is fashionable, i have my own style that works for me.

Dressage? As in equestrian? My daughter is training in that jumping. We lucked into a German Warmblood (Hanoverian) that nobody wanted in Texas. We hot her cheap .

As they get older, most fashion-conscious people remain fashionable but conservatively so.

I wear comfortable clothing. It usually looks nice, but comfort is the main thing.

I think the horses are amazingly talented

Well, I'm 59. And my choice of fashion is dress pants, a dress shirt, a vest and an Irish flat cap. Unless I'm performing on stage. Then, I usually opt for dark jeans, a dress shirt and a black leather vest, with or without the flat cap.

Couldnt care less

I'm hip

I do not call myself an old timer. Though I do have several hiking watches. I buy what I want when I see something I like. The latest fashions do not interest me. I have my own style. I do not follow anyone. My closet is not large by any means. It is filled with styles I have chosen well. Things come round and back after so many years. I am rather Bohemian, gypsy in dressing unless at work. Then it is professional.

40 years is a large age range.

Dressage is horse ballet. It has nothing to do with wardrobe.

I wear what I like and I don't mind the funny looks

Latest fashion, hardly. I dress for comfort when I can and if I must dress up a conservative blazer tie and pants, or suit and tie will do.

I find it hard to view my parents who are in their 50's in the same light as someone who is 80 or 90 💀

Wear what I like. But my cheap £5 Primark jeans now look like expensive designer gear because they are getting a bit ragged!

I don't follow trends like most women I wear dresses and skirts most of the time.

Im good with wearing jeans and T Shirts. Sweat pants all winter.lol

Dressage? That requires a skilled horse and rider. I’m neither.

As far as my wardrobe is concerned, I love clothes and color. An example of my style could be found in three of my favorite stores: Murray’s Toggery, Southern Tide and Vineyard Vines. There’s probably a splash of Brooks Brothers too, just not as much.

90% of my shirts have advertising on them.

I don’t care about the latest fashions. But if I like something, I like it. I like to wear clean, comfortable and neat clothing, it can be casual but has to be neat. Usually wear a button up shirt or blouse with dark indigo jeans when I go out and wear house pants or cooler capris with a t-shirt around the house.

I wear what i like.

Oh dear me! I appear to be an ‘old timer’! I wear what I like and try to look vaguely smart. Nothing at all if I can get away with it. I literally couldn’t care less about fashion. Incidentally ‘dressage’ is from the French ‘dresser’ meaning ‘to train’. I am open to being trained.

There is no reason not to remain in style all your life though your choices should be adapted to be age appropriate

If I must wear clothes, they come from garage sales and thrift shops. Dressing nicely gets automatic respect.

I wear wither sweat pants or sweat shorts and a Purdue sweatshirt most of the time.

I've always worn what I liked, age has nothing to do with it.

I just wear what I like..... mostly CLEAN cargo shorts and t-shirts.

I'm conscious of my style.

Dressage? I thought that was an equine art.

I wear thrift store clothes.

I can't remember...

Wear what is comfortable

I wear what is comfortable. And I wear clothes that I've had for a long time.

I only buy new clothing when the old stuff has gotten frayed. I don't care whether my clothes are fashionable.

Heck, at my age, I am not even in the demographic that advertisers will target. They don't care whether my clothes are fashionable either!

The ladies like a sharp-dressed man.

Fashion is not about wearing what’s in style it’s about creating your own unique style

I don't even know what is hip, so I wear what I like, even if it is 20 years old or older. The exception is golf shorts. I don't want to look too ridiculous on the links.

It’s hip to be square.

I don't think you have any clue what the word dressage actually means.