An 86-year-old grandmother has revealed she loves glamorous sheer outfits and chokers, and doesn’t care what haters think.
Pat loves showing off her unique style and glamorous looks on TikTok, where her username is @sassygrandmapat.
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In a video, the octogenarian wore a long green skirt and a sheer lilac top.
Around her neck she wore a black choker with large silver spikes and several strings of pearls.
She completed her look with bright purple lipstick and large white glasses.
“Oh my god, this is amazing,” Pat said as he admired her outfit.
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Pat creased her skirt a little and bent from one hip to the other to show off her look.
“Ooh, slinky dinky,” she said.
In a second video, the grandmother showed off a blue plaid dress, which she wore over a black, long-sleeved mesh top.
She wore a diamond choker around her neck and black stockings on her legs.
To complete her look, she wore bright red lipstick and a leopard print claw clip.
“Oh, she looks sexy today,” Pat said as she posed for the camera.
Pat’s videos will come as a surprise to many as they have all been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.
She often receives negative comments from internet trolls.
Someone said, “That dress is a little tight… I wouldn’t wear it, honey….”
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Another said: “She needs makeup lessons.”
A third person said: “That skirt looks horrible.”
A fourth person added: “Not nice makeup. Why don’t you put your makeup on properly?”
However, Pat chooses to ignore the negativity and instead focuses on the positive comments.
Someone praised her and said, “You are beautiful.”
Another said: “I really love this woman.”
A third person said: “Your outfit is so beautiful.”
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