My grandma is 85 and uses a walker, but she wears my sexy, low-cut, holiday outfits
A WOMAN has caused outrage after revealing she dressed her 85-year-old grandmother in her skimpy holiday clothes.
Stephanie De Pena often shares photos and videos of her grandmother online, all dressed up in Stephanie’s clothes.
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In a video posted to Stephanie’s TikTok channel, the glam duo shared inspiration for summer outfits.
Her grandmother, who is wearing a walker, posed in a plunging red maxi dress with a slit at the legs and a bit of breasts showing beneath her breasts.
Stephanie wore a similar dress, in blue, and the couple danced together, getting into the Christmas spirit.
The couple then dressed in matching outfits, with the grandma wearing a low-cut two-piece suit with a jungle motif and Stephanie wearing a similar pink outfit.
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The third and final outfit the girls wore were mini dresses for a night out. Stephanie wore a hot pink dress and her grandma wore a purple off-the-shoulder dress.
Stephanie said she’s gotten comments from haters saying she shouldn’t dress up her grandmother in such skimpy clothing.
However, she does not let these comments discourage her, because her grandmother loves to dress up and have fun.
“Fashion has no age limit,” she said.
“My grandma is still the worst.”
Stephanie even dresses her grandmother in clothes from her own brand, Denvy.
The videos of the fashion-conscious duo, posted under the username @stephanie.depenaare incredibly popular with social media users, garnering millions of views on the video platform.
And TikTok users have flooded the comments sections with their thoughts.
Someone said, “She serves every look.”
Tips for aging well
There are a number of habits you can adopt to help maintain your health and well-being as you age.
Age UK shared the following tips:
- Do things you enjoy every day, like cooking, meeting friends, or enjoying a good book.
- Stay hydrated – drink six to eight glasses of water per day
- Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables to reduce your risk of heart disease and certain cancers, eat beans, legumes, fish, eggs and meat to help your body recover after an injury, starchy carbohydrates for energy, dairy products to keep your bones strong
- Manage long-term health conditions to prevent them from getting worse or having a greater impact on your health
- Stop smoking and limit your alcohol consumption to a maximum of 14 units per week
- Prioritize mental health and seek treatment for it as it can also impact physical health
- Make sure you sleep well
- Stay social – and call a friend or loved one if you can’t get out
- Be physically active to reduce your risk of depression and dementia, heart disease, stroke, Parkinson’s disease and some cancers
A second person said, “I like every outfit.”
A third person said: “She looks fantastic!”
A fourth person added: “I want to be like her when I’m older.”
A fifth person added: “She is the kind of grandma we should all aspire to be in the future.”
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