Anyway, the main problem for actors in their 50s, wardrobe-wise, has traditionally been: are you supposed to dress as your screen age, probably that of the mother or grandmother of a man who is only four years younger than you? Or would it be better to dress as a timeless romantic interest, which would put you 20 years younger than the same man and open you up to criticism such as: “What on earth is she doing showing her upper arms?” Since there is no way for a 50-year-old to exist in fiction, she has no wardrobe in real life, either.