9 Genius Style Lessons Every Woman Can Learn From Mo Abudu

Published: December 26, 2015 Last Updated 6 days ago by FPN SEO

 

Mo Abudu may be fifty-something, but when it comes to fashion, she’s no doubt better than most of us. Seriously, the stylish fifty-something graced the red carpet all the time and sometimes you may want to ask if she’s really up to that age – because really, she always manages to do it in style, below her age.

As one of the successful woman in Africa, we’ve come to love how she always manages to give an elegant look her own surprising spin. During her 50th birthday in 2014, the EbonyLive TV CEO wore a breathtaking Oscar de la Renta shoulder baring gown – something our mothers used to warn us in those days. But you know? Style is not all about what you wear but how you wear it, that’s why we’re tapping some genius style lessons from the flawless Mo. And though we may not all have the capacity to copy every one of her flawless looks, there are quite a few things we can learn from her style. Flip through the gallery to check it out:

 

 

 

You can actually wear the sheer dress to show the appropriate amount of skin, and at the same time, sheer doesn’t have to be overly sexy. 

Shoulder baring tops was never designed for only twenty-something or thirty-something. Which means style has no rules!

Matching your lips with your shoes is more than adorable, and a great midi dress is a simple and effortless go-to ensemble.

Any woman can wear short slit and still look sexy, but not like the type Bonang Matheba wears

You’ll never regret a red lipstick with a red dress

Being a fifty-something is never an excuse for a glam style

Red carpet is not always about gowns and dresses. Sometimes, jumpsuits and sporty style can bring the overall feminine spin.

There’s no such thing like barrier when it comes to age and style. Looking good, chic and polished is a personal thing.

A long-sleeve button down shirt and a full skirt looks ladylike and demure when it’s teamed together

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