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Martha Stewart Shuts Down Trolls Saying She Should Dress Her 'Age' In Iconic Fashion

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The lifestyle guru clapped back at ageist trolls after being asked if her style is 'age-appropriate' by 'Page Six.'

Martha Stewart does not give a bundt about what ageist trolls have to say about the way she dresses.

While attending the Fashion Group International Night of Stars gala in New York City earlier this week, the 82-year-old was asked by Page Six about the criticism she's received online for some of her more scantily-clad looks.


The lifestyle guru responded to the question about “dressing for one’s age" with a laugh:

“Dressing for whose age?”

She continued:

“I don’t think about age. I think people are more and more and more [fabulous] than they’ve ever been in their senior years, and I applaud every one of them."

As do we.

Stewart also noted:

“I’ve dressed the same since I was 17. If you look at my pictures on my Instagram, I look pretty much the same.”

People on social media commended the Martha Stewart Living founder and agreed she looks "more fabulous" than ever.














I mean, come on...



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