How to Dress for Every Age, According to J.Crew

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From a brand helmed by a woman in her mid-40s, it's no real surprise that J.Crew is forward-thinking when it comes to style for women of varying ages. Its aesthetic might seem young—so many sequins, bright colors, and modern silhouettes—but when Jenna Lyons wears the collection, that perception goes out the window.

And the folks over at J.Crew have just further proved their age-defying prowess. We spotted this Style at Every Age editorial on their site, put together by lead stylist Gayle Spannaus, and we're in love with the ways they encourage all sorts of women—in their 20s through their 60s—to dress. Each look embodies the J.Crew aesthetic but feels different enough to set each decade apart. Bottom line: Each woman looks great wearing what makes her feel good. So how can you pull off the J.Crew look?

Keep scrolling to see (and shop) J.Crew's suggestions!

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Saada, Age 27
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What to Wear in Your 20s
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Shop pieces for 20-somethings.

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Katie, Age 30
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What to Wear in Your 30s
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Shop pieces for 30-somethings.

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Ashley, Age 42
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What to Wear in Your 40s
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Shop pieces for 40-somethings.

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Pia, Age 65
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What to Wear When You're 50 and Over
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Shop pieces for ages 50 and up.

Want more outfit ideas? Here's how to wear ankle boots at every age!

This post was updated by Aemilia Madden.

Meghan Blalock
Meghan Blalock
Managing Editor

Hailing from the heart of the South and cutting her teeth on the mean streets of New York, Meghan has six years of experience covering fashion, style, celebrities, culture, and human behavior. A longtime devotee of rap music, tacos, and generally perfect weather, she is excited to put down roots in Los Angeles. Her top three style staples are a good pair of cutoff shorts, virtually any kind of colorful digi-print, and a solid set of shades.