I’m a fashion expert, here are the style trends that will age you by 10 years

Are you worried that your choice of clothing is aging you?

YouTube creator Chi Li, who makes videos as Small dressing shared a video for her 358,000 followers, warning women: “These trends will make you look 10 years older!”

Chi, who has a clothing line for women 6 feet and under, often makes videos on YouTube and Instagram with the best petite clothing tips aimed at making people look taller and slimmer.

In the video, Chi started by suggesting that people ditch capri pants, which she says make people look both older and shorter, as she showed off a pair of low-slung black clamdiggers paired with beige slides.

Instead, she recommended a pair of “modern and chic” full-length trousers, which she said were “much easier to style.”

YouTube creator Chi Li, who makes videos as Petite Dressing for her 358,000 followers, shared a video warning women: “These trends will make you look 10 years older!”

Instead, she recommended “modern and chic” full-length trousers, which she said were “much easier to style.”

It is better to lengthen the legs with classic long trousers as above, rather than cutting the leg at the calf with capris

Although Chi advises against wearing capris, celebrities like Gigi Hadid love to rock the trend around town

Chi’s second piece of advice was to stay away from shapeless dresses.

Chi, who has a clothing line for women 6 feet and under, often makes videos on YouTube and Instagram with little clothing tips

“Of course they’re comfortable,” she admitted, before advising that “it makes you look older and 10 pounds heavier.”

The content creator suggested switching to a dress that cinched the waist because “no matter how old you are, defining your waist always makes you look instantly better.”

Chi called loud prints on a dark background “distracting” and “difficult to wear.” As an alternative, she recommended subtle prints, “that emphasize you, rather than the clothes.”

As an example, she showed a white dress that cinched the waist with vertical blue stripes.

However, some commentators took issue with the strict sartorial advice.

‘As a younger person, I think older people who wear colorful prints appear more energetic and youthful!’ said one viewer enthusiastically.

Another explained: ‘I like looking older. No intimidation by men.’

Chi’s second piece of advice was to stay away from shapeless dresses, although some stars like Lizzo love the comfortable style

The creator recommended switching to a waist-hugging dress like the one above because “no matter how old you are, defining your waist always makes you look instantly better.”

The YouTube creator called loud prints on a dark background “distracting” and “difficult to wear.” She recommended subtle prints such as stripes, “that emphasize you, rather than the clothes.”

Some people took issue with someone telling them how to dress, pointing out that it’s all about how you feel

Some people took issue with someone telling them how to dress, pointing out that it’s all about how you feel.

‘I am a 50-year-old mother of three daughters. I just want to tell you, just like I tell my kids, that as you get older, you stop caring what people think of you,” one commenter proclaimed in a lengthy post.

‘It’s amazing how liberating it is when you’re not controlled by the trends in society.

‘I’m happier and people notice my smile instead of my clothes.

“That being said, I personally wouldn’t wear the before outfits in this video just because it’s not my style,” she continued.

Others thought it was about how you present yourself.

“When I was younger, my mother always said that the ugliest outfit will look good with your hair cut,” one woman noted.

One commenter pointed out that while the hacks might work, people should do the following: “Wear what you feel comfortable in, it’s not for them, it’s for you!”