They probably weren’t the cutest in kindergarten—or the prom queen in senior year. Their jaws were too strong, their builds too slim and boyish. But the girls Jane Austen would have deemed handsome may have the last laugh: Though at 15 they missed the “pretty” mark, at midlife they’re aging gorgeously
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Comments
I LOVED this article.
I LOVED this article. Elegance doesn't have to be flashy or overly stylized. I would love to know what kind of "vintage mens Rolex" Ms. LaFontaine is sporting. Vintage is in! Does anyone know and can share?
I LOVED this article.
I LOVED this article. Elegance doesn't have to be flashy or overly stylized. I would love to know what kind of "vintage mens Rolex" Ms. LaFontaine is sporting. Vintage is in! Does anyone know and can share?
Great feature, beautiful
Great feature, beautiful photos. One of the (few?) benefits of aging is that some women "grow into" their looks. I definitely prefer the way I look now as opposed to my 20s, but I think it's more that I'm finally feeling more confident about myself. That's one of the best looks ever.
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