Sunday, October 24, 2010

Meet Zelda, my 94-year-old role model.

Yes, I have found a role model.  
It's Zelda Kaplan, who says:
"So many young people are so afraid of becoming old.  I would like them to know that from someone who is 94 years young, it is fun to be old".


The gorgeous New Yorker has been featured on Style Like U and I've added her brief, yet inspirational style-video for your viewing pleasure.
I wish she was my big sister.
Respect.



Zelda from Stylelikeu.com from Stylelikeu on Vimeo.



20 comments:

  1. What a fascinating woman! I was just telling my daughter yesterday that what is really nice about getting older is that I worry less and less about what people think. Sweet liberty!

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  2. Wonderful video and what a fascinating lady. Her outfits here remind me very much of the vibrant forms of national dress I see some African ladies in London wearing when they get dressed up to go to church.

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  3. How wonderful she is. Do you think we will be having a blog and posting at 95 years young???. Really something to look forward to.
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  4. wow! She's super cool. I love the really really tall stripey hat.

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  5. I adore you and your blog and I'm thrilled I found it! I too hope to grow old disgracefully (if it means doing what you are!)

    Love!

    xx

    November Grey
    Stop by for a gorgeous art giveaway!

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  6. Brilliant lady, great style. I can't wait to get old if it possible to stay that cool at 95.
    Have you checked out the Advanced Style blog? It's full of fabulous older people. xxx

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  7. Amazing! I really hope I can be like this when I'm that old.

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  8. OMG, what a worthwhile video clip this is,
    amazing yet moving: she's so good-looking
    and showing a fantastic taste for color:
    she's definitely 94 ys. young!!!
    Thanks for sharing, dear, all the best.

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  9. Marvelous role model! Such a love of life. I hope to be that grand when get to be her age (I have to live forever for my daughter, as I don't want to miss any part of her life.) I think you're well on your way to that fabulousness!
    XXX
    Suzanne

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  10. PS I agree with the other poster that mentioned the Advanced Style blog. It's filled with wonderful people, who prove youth means nothing when it comes tom style!

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  11. very cool and inspirational woman!

    I laughed when she talked about her mother being a seastress and checking the inside of the clothes--I do the same thing!

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  12. True inspiration!!! I'm pretty sure we'll all be just as sublime,and blogging wildly about wilst pumped with all kinds of old people drugs!Yeah!
    xxx

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  13. Socks--thanks for pointing this out! Looks like I may be spending some time at Styleliku.

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  14. My english is to bad to understand everything, but this lady in her african art forest is so touching !
    http://selenite.weebly.com/

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  15. wow she's such a sweetheart! thanks for sharing :)

    love, M

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  16. Aww she's adorable! Great advice!

    <3 Kelly

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  17. she is absolutely fantastic! my gradmothers and grandgrandmothers were chic too, but n not to such extend. brilliant!

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  18. i'm following you as well. you've such incredible style. love it!

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  19. Respect. Indeed. I love how you touch on the subject of 'growing old' so fearlessly-- even your 'growing old disgracefully' tagline! So many people are afraid of growing older and into 'the unknown' but I think all of life must be lived and embraced, and if today is well-lived, then you set an awesome bedrock for tomorrow!

    And in a well-dressed fashion too!

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