Ok I was so excited to get home and download the information! I wasn't able to do it! please fix the problem I need it BAD!I love the magazine!

Most of those "don't" I agree with. However, I am not going to stop wearing Christmas sweaters or flannel nighties. The former because you're supposed to be festive and have fun at Christmas and the latter because it gets very, very cold in the Pacific Northwest and they're practical!

It is interesting to me that some of the most fashionable women in the world, the Duchess of Cambridge and the numerous Parisian women I recently observed during a visit, all wear nude hose. High quality nude hose like DKNY Nudes are very sheer and look quite natural. It is important to invest to get a natural shade and a high quality sheer weight. This is not the place to cut corners. I have to disagree with the article. Nude hose provide a much more polished look than bare, pasty legs.

No to nude pantyhose? You've got to be kidding. This is terrible advice. No woman over 30 should go without pantyhose when wearing a short skirt. They make your legs look smoother and shapelier and camouflage the inevitable spider weins and other blemishes. Who wants to deal with messy fake tan creams and lotions that end up looking fake.I can't believe you'd recommend this.
Dianne

Capped sleeves can look good on women who need a little boost in the shoulder- have wider hips. And matching hair accessories, nude hose are just fine can be very stylish. Otherwise the list is pretty right on. :)

I disagree about the color orange. Sometimes fashion editors forget that they are dealing with a multi-cultural audience. Most black women, for example, look amazing in orange. Our skin just glows. I would like to see More remember that there is more than one kind of skin color. Now everyone looks bad in khaki around the face. Why was this glaring item missing?

For those of us who still wear size 2-4, pleated trousers (with heels of 2 in. or more) look very flattering, professional and authoritative in the workplace, especially with a simple blouse or fitted top. I love the men's wear look on women who can pull it off.

Save capped sleeves, I agree with the list. Capped sleeves, as long as it's the right fit, can be flattering. Also, tights with some open toed sandals are actually quite cute, but it also depends on the type of shoe or shoe bootie. I understand why this rule is here though, the fact that it's a really fine line between fashion forward and fashion backward.
Another thing I won't ever wear is the ever present plunging-down-to-there neckline. Even on flatter chests, it reads as overly exposed and somewhat desperate for attention. Nothing wrong with a bit of cleavage, but none of us want to see another woman's appendix scar or lack thereof.

Agreed with the exception of the hose. In some professions (like mine) it is a "have to wear" item. Look at Kate the Duchess of Cambridge, great legs abut the Palace says wear them and she does.
As for having 55 year old legs, I much prefer putting on some nude hose to smearing/spraying on leg makeup (the spray does migrate to other things in the bathroom!) or constantly tanning to cover up spider veins and imperfections.
Please stop the bare legged movement! Quite honestly ladies, it isn't all that pretty! Trust me, I see it and it is anything but...