My mum is 62 years old but looks in her 30s – everyone says she rocks my going-out outfits better than me
A 24-year-old has revealed that her mum, who is in her 60s but looks decades younger, rocks the same going out outfits as she does.
Sasha Morpeth and her 62-year-old mum often share the same outfits, and the influencer shows off how fab her mum looks via videos posted to her TikTok channel.
The duo look incredible wearing the same outfits and help to show that age is just a number.
In one video, Sasha’s stylish mum tried on her three new going out outfits from Oh Polly.
First up, the chic mum tried on a tiny off-the-shoulder white crop top, paired with a matching mini skirt.
The outfit showed off the mum’s amazing figure and toned abs, and she accessorised the look with large sunglasses and silver heels.
Next, Sasha’s mum tried on a white high necked mini dress, which she also paired with the same sunglasses and heels.
Finally, the Australian tried on an elegant long black skirt, with a matching crop top.
She paired this look with gold earrings and matching bangles.
Hyping up her mum, designer Sasha said: “The third outfit on her!”.
Sasha’s video, which was posted under the username @sashamorpeth, has likely left many people open-mouthed, as it has racked up over 1.8 million views on the video-sharing platform.
TikTok users raced to the video’s comments section to share their thoughts, with many in disbelief as Sasha’s mum’s age.
One person said: “She’s 62 and has a better body than me”.
Another person said: “62? unbelievable – she looks amazing at her age.
“She totally rocks those outfits.”
A third person said: “62? She doesn’t look a day older then 20”
Tips to age well
There are a number of habits you can take up to care for your health and wellbeing as you age.
Age UK shared the following tips:
- Do things that you enjoy everyday – whether that’s cooking, seeing friends or enjoying a good book
- Stay hydrated – drink six to eight cups of water a day
- Eat plenty of fruit and veggies to lower your risk of heart disease and certain cancers, have beans, pulses, fish, eggs and meat to repair your body after injury, starchy carbs for energy dairy to help keep bones strong
- Manage long-term health conditions to prevent them progressing or having a greater impact on your health
- Quit smoking and reduce alcohol intake to no more than 14 units a week
- Make mental health a priority and get treatment for it, as it can also impact physical health
- Make sure you’re getting quality sleep
- Keep socialising – and call a friend or loved one if you can’t make it out the house
- Be physically active to lower the risk of depression and dementia, heart disease, stroke, Parkinson’s and some cancers
A fourth added: “Your mum aged like fine wine“.
“So beautiful”.
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