Women (and very beautiful) who do not hesitate to show their wrinkles or gray hair with pride and flee from the artificial to defend the passage of years well spent.
Helen Mirren (72 years old) “I am a woman who loves makeup and clothes. As I get older, I don't look as good as I used to, but I don't give a shit”, declared the actress to the Daily Mail. In the same interview she stated that “getting older is not for cowards”. And she shows that, without a doubt, she is a brave one.
Isabelle Huppert (64 years old) Isabelle Huppert would undoubtedly be on the list of the most elegant women in the world. The muse of European cinema perfectly embodies the desired French style and defends a delicate evening dress as well as jeans with a T-shirt and sunglasses. Her mantra is simplicity both when it comes to dressing and when combing or putting on makeup, going from taking years off and proudly showing the lines of expression on her face.
Marisa Paredes (71 years old) Paredes, Goya de Honor 2018, is one of our most prolific actresses. With a long career (more than 75 films behind her), Almodóvar's muse continues to celebrate years as one of the most elegant and respected ladies of our cinema. An elegance that, she assures her, comes from her family and, judging by her appearance, has no expiration date.
Glenn Close (70 years old) Glenn Close long ago opted for unapologetic gray hair. The protagonist of Fatal Attraction continues to show off an enviable face that does not give up keeping the signs of her age.
Ángela Molina (62 years old) The 'Pagan Virgin', as Luis Buñuel defined her in the 1970s, has never shown the slightest concern about hiding the gray hair on her long hair or the wrinkles that cross her face. The actress, who declared to S Moda that "cosmetic surgery is not beauty", she is a champion of natural beauty and she demonstrates, in each of her appearances, that maturity can be the best stage of life .
Meryl Streep (68 years old) For many critics, the best role (or one of the best) of Streep's career has reached her about to turn 70. The great actress of our time plays the historic editor of The Washington Post in The Pentagon files, anticipating that he still has many great characters to bring to life. The actress has confessed, when she was asked about her age, that the important thing "is to be alive" and that she "can't complain".
Julianne Moore (57 years old) Hollywood's most famous redhead (with permission from Jessica Chastain), she is a ubiquitous name on all best-dressed women's lists. Her taste for fashion and her natural beauty (also about to turn 60), make her another clear example of how to cope with the passing of the years with grace and success.
Frances McDormand (60 years old) "Something has happened in our culture: no one can age past 45, whether in fashion, cosmetics or attitude itself. Everyone dresses like a teenager or dyes their hair. My face It hasn't mutated in any way," the actress told The New York Times. McDormand disowns her makeup and proudly shows off her graying hair and her expressive face.
Ana Belén (66 years old) The "most complete artist in the history of Spain" won the Goya de Honor last year. The Delpozo she chose for the occasion confirms what we already knew: she is one of our most stylish and it shows off an innate elegance that does not lose over the year. it is a perfect example of well-cared age and what they say that wrinkles are beautiful.
Susan Sarandon (71 years old) Criticism about whether or not her necklines are appropriate for her age reminds us how difficult it is to get old when it comes to walking the red carpet. Sarandon – an exemplary activist, Unicef ambassador, Oscar, Bafta and Actors Guild award winner – goes from those comments to boast of her very well spent seven decades and hit Hollywood ageism on the table.
