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August 13, 2025 27 mins

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In this episode, Lorie and Suzanne, the PottyMouthChix, discuss the evolution of fashion and personal style as they navigate their 50s. They share humorous anecdotes from their past, reflect on the challenges of dressing for their current bodies, and offer insights into how their fashion choices have changed over the decades. The conversation is light-hearted and relatable, touching on themes of body positivity and self-acceptance while providing a candid look at the realities of aging and style.



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(00:02):
It's the potty mouth chick. We're your hosts, Lori and
Suzanne. Take it away, girls.
Hi everyone. I'm Lori.
And I'm Suzanne. And.
We're potty mouth chicks. So this is episode What Now 2.

(00:25):
Yeah, well, Valerie. Three.
Yeah, this is our third technically, because we did an
introduction, Yeah. And then we did our second one,
and now this is our. Third one, yeah, What's
happening here? I feel like I'm like.
I think it looks fine. I think that cut of shirt looks
really nice. Oh, thank you.
Can we talk about actually, thatactually segues into what we're

(00:47):
going to talk about tonight. OK, let's talk about dressing
for 50. OK, All right, That's this is
good. This.
Is our this? Is our podcast and we call our
podcast. Thanks a lot, 50.
Yeah, so. Now that you just complained
about your shirt, that segues right into what it's like to
dress a 50 year old body. Yeah, now what it's.

(01:10):
Not a great body. Right, right.
So in my 20s, my I have a twin sister, right?
And we were thin big boobs. We both had breast implants
since we were like 21 years old,right?
That's the first thing I purchased out of college.
And my sister too, and she was right out of medical school and
she, you know, gets her breast implants.

(01:32):
We have these tiny, you know, little bodies and our big boobs
and our big hair. And we lived in half shirts.
Yeah. Like half shirts, not like now,
like some of the half shirts that they have now.
They have the half shirt with the lower boob, which I think is
so awesome. Like when you have nice, I'm
letting you know that I my boobslook good in that same breast

(01:55):
implant, but they now the half shirt they show the half boob.
No, not back then in the 1800s when we were Yeah, but it was it
was the half shirts and the remember the really low what
were they, the Z cabarici? What was the?
Right Z Cabarici, Z. Cabarici jeans.
Yeah, yeah. And they were the low rise.

(02:18):
Yeah, that's when we were in our30s.
And they were really low rise and you would wear that and you
wear your hair real big. And it was the let's try, not
try. Let's, let's, let's try to make
it look like we didn't try, right, Right.
In our 20s. And we lived in these half
shirts and, and like even in theevenings when we would go
clubbing, when we would go clubbing, I remember wearing

(02:43):
shirts that were completely backless.
Do you remember that? I never wore that.
You never wore that. You know what I'm talking about.
It would be a butterfly in the front and it had like the wing
of the butterfly is your top andthen the belly's out and the
wings hang down and there was just a crisscross at the back.
Yeah, I didn't dress well when Iwas younger because I I don't

(03:04):
know why I wasn't big on fashion, I don't think.
Oh. Yeah, like, I wasn't into like
the most fashionable, you know, whatever.
Like I remember when I was goingthrough dental assisting school
and I was dating this guy that was kind of wealthy, and I
always felt so horrible because I didn't have clothes.
I mean, well, and this is because I was, I didn't have a

(03:25):
lot of money to buy clothes. Either I see.
So one night he said we were going after a really nice
dinner, dressed nice and I This is so pathetic.
I borrowed a dress from my grandmother.
To go on a date. And it was awful.
Wait, did you borrow it or did you steal it?
Well, I stole it from my. I would like.

(03:46):
She lived down the hall for me because we both live with my
dad. Wait a second, so you live with?
Your dad, My grandmother, OK. Or wait, does your dad live with
your grandmother? No.
Then you live with your dad. No, no, my I lived with my dad
and my grandmother lived with mydad.
Like he was taking care of her at that.

(04:07):
Time. OK, so it's your dad, you and
your grandmother, Yes. And you're going to go on a date
with this wealthy guy and you'regoing to wear her outfit.
That's the first person you go to.
You don't go to your best friendor or someone your age and say
you know what, I need a class outfit.

(04:28):
I don't know why. I mean, I didn't have classy
friends, so. You didn't have that.
Let's be honest. No, OK.
Yeah, no, at the time I, I, I could have borrowed probably.
No, I could have borrowed something from a friend.
I don't know why I didn't even think of that, but it was so
awful. And it was like one of those
dresses. Oh.
My God, I I don't know what I'm picturing how to.

(04:51):
Find a picture, tell me what you're thinking.
I'm thinking a doily and I don'teven know what a doily really
is, but isn't it that lace something back in the early?
OK, I'm picturing doily and I'm picturing yellow.
OK, no, no, it was black and blue, like my life, like my shit

(05:16):
hemorrhage of a life at that time.
And. It was the worst it was.
It was one of those dresses thatcome up high on the neck, but
then it has like that sailor no collar thing.
No, OK, cuz that's worse than I thought because I thought maybe
I thought maybe a doily lace. Collar.

(05:38):
No, it was where. Sailor.
Where Sailor? Was it in fashion at the time or
is it just? For an old woman.
I mean, we got it at Bells, I think, but you know, it wasn't
in the fucking teen section, Suzanne.
Are you going on a boat? No, we were not going on a boat.
We were going to a beautiful restaurant.
I have Teva. Hey, but it was the first time.

(06:01):
It was the first time I was meeting as friends.
Can I? Tell me where the waistline is.
OK, that's. What I was just going to say,
the waistline came to like, you know, normal waistline, whatever
it was poofy, but then the wholebottom of the dress.
Oh God, what? Was like those pleats like that.

(06:23):
Old lady's skirt. Literally not even.
Not even a messy pleat. Like clean pleat.
Yes, please. Please.
Please. Please no Yes, no.
Like an accordion? No.
Is it a high? Low.
You know what I mean? Short in front, long in the
back. No, it was just low.
Oh no. And it's blue and white, yes.

(06:43):
And then I didn't have any shoessores.
God tell me you didn't wear yourgrandma's.
Slippers. No, it's worse.
Oh my God. Worse.
All I had were like these, like those, like loafers.
What? Like penny loafers?
Like those heavy black loafers? No, with no socks.

(07:08):
No. Are you wearing nylon?
No. Did you go on the second day?
Yeah, I don't know why. I don't I'm.
Not sure. Because you're a blast and
you're a freaking ton of fun. Yeah, God damn right that's dude
this. I got my grandma's dress on.
Bitches, if you want to go on a second day here, let me wipe my

(07:34):
instead of using a napkin. You went like this.
My face, sailor's face, my sailor's napkin.
Oh my God, I was so uncomfortable.
I was so. Well, didn't you know?
Like, did you like it when you had it up it?
Was horrible, I know. I knew it looked horrible, OK,
but I wanted to go. OK.

(07:55):
And, you know, meet his friends who were all very posh and.
Maybe they didn't notice. What?
Oh, who wouldn't notice it was? Awful.
So do you. I have a picture of myself in
that dress. You.
Guys, it's hard to find. It it's because I also hore it
to my sister's my sister's graduation for nursing school.

(08:15):
Oh my God. So I'm going to find.
You must have thought it looked good because you do not.
Those were two big events, one with a boyfriend, a rich
boyfriend that meets parents. And I didn't have any nice
clothes. OK, well, back then did anybody
say anything about it? No, but I'm sure they were
talking behind my back and saying what the fuck is she
wearing? Let's be honest, I would have.

(08:38):
I mean, I would have. I would have.
Been like you have. What is she wearing?
And like, what is that girl wearing?
Well, OK, so I'm sorry. Thank you.
I really appreciate it because it was.
It was awful. Yeah.
And, you know, it's so funny. We've been best friends for 10
years. I've never heard.
That story, No. We will insert a picture of

(08:59):
Lori's dress right here when sheedits.
This I will find it. We have to find it, and then
I'll show you what I wore in my 20s.
It was terrible. Yeah, it was terrible.
Well, I remember in my 20s having, you know, the backless
shirts and when you would go to a club, you wouldn't wear a coat
because God forbid you would spend a dollar to check your

(09:24):
coat. Oh, we didn't have to check.
Yeah, because you were here. Yeah, I was in Cleveland.
OH. So we would run from our cars in
sub zero temperature. Yeah.
Wow. Stand it.
We didn't always have to stand in line because we were cute
girls. We were getting quick.
Right. But there we are, little £100
bodies running down, you know, the street trying to get into a

(09:46):
club. But we're half naked so we're
going to get in there quick. Oh yeah, Which was really nice,
you betcha. But I remember, and I remember
one top in particular, and I still have it.
And you have to put it on. I literally have it and I could
go. Grab it.
Oh my God. If you can hit pause, do you
want me to get it OK? I'm so fucking we're going.

(10:09):
To hit pause, I'm not going to put it on.
You have to put it on. You have to.
Put it on. I'm going to go get it.
And the only reason why I kept this is to prove that I've worn
it before. But it was metal.
OK, I I can't even put my leg init, let alone it was metal.

(10:30):
OK, go get it. And it was backless and just the
right light. You could probably see my nails.
Nice. But we wore it to a rave, right?
All else go. You know, in a rave, you could
just wear whatever the hell you want, right?
As long as you don't get arrested.
Right, but. We're going to put a pause right
now, OK? Here we go, pause.

(10:51):
It is so small in my hand that you didn't even see me come in.
I know it's pretty. Crazy, I didn't know you had it.
Yeah. Are you ready?
Yeah. I have kept this.
Let's see. How old am I?
52. I probably wore this when I was
25. OK, All right.
I wore this to the club. This is what I wore.

(11:12):
They're those are underwear. No, I can't even get it.
I don't even know if I could getit over my head.
But this isn't this isn't this, this is something, this is what
I would wear to the club. So it went like.
That, Yeah, yeah. And this is where the boots
went. This thing is 25 years old.
Wow, isn't that funny? And see the mesh.

(11:33):
I mean, it's super sexy. It's super sexy and when I was,
you know, 20 some years old, it looked great.
Wow, I wonder what it would looklike now.
Maybe at the end of this? I'll put it on as a special
treat. As a special treat and you would
have this would have to be a pay-per-view.
Yeah, you know what I mean. Only fans?
Yeah, I'll do an only fans at 52years old.

(11:56):
Literally people trying on theirclubbing clothes.
That could be a whole thing. Oh my God, Can you imagine?
And then us trying to get into aclub now, but wear that with our
current, our current 50 year oldbodies.
And my grandmother's dress. And your grandmother's dress?
We're going nowhere. So anyways, you know the kind of

(12:18):
stuff I would wear in my 20s, right?
My, I was, oh God, I was so thinand it was so nice.
And and as the decades kept going, right as the decades keep
going, you keep adding pounds. Right.
Yeah. You add pounds and you add
pounds every decade. They always say every decade add
a 10 at 10 lbs. Yeah, it's kind of a true.

(12:41):
That's that's probably true. Yeah, because in my 20s and 30s,
in my 30s, I wore this. Yeah.
Right. And then, and then, let's see, I
was probably 112 lbs when I graduated.
Actually, I was that until I turned 40.
Yeah, I got really lucky. Yeah, I was £110 until I was

(13:03):
probably in my early 20s. I think I did do the Weight
Watchers. I was married already.
I'm sorry, I misspoke last time because I was probably 160 lbs
and then I lost 50. OK, so then I got down.
Right. Whatever.
Well, we. I I think we can both agree that

(13:24):
when you wanted to lose weight, you would just not eat for a
couple days, right? You just, I probably at the time
probably smoked cigarettes and drink, yeah, Coca-Cola and then
for three days and then you would be back down to your
fighting weight right now. Now it's a it's.
A whole mess. It's a shit show, Yeah.
And when I even when I was in my40s, like, that's when the

(13:46):
weight started. I started gaining weight.
And I remember thinking what? This is a little harder to dress
my body. Yeah.
But then the 40s, you can still look cute, right?
You could, because I'm all aboutthe bows, the the frilly things.
I'm a girly girl, right? Right.
So the 40s wasn't too bad, but you're in your 40s, this isn't

(14:10):
happening. No, that can't happen.
Not only is it doesn't fit. You'd look like an idiot.
I would look like an idiot. Yeah, yeah.
Or that I belong on only fans. Well, and you know, the problem
is, like you were saying, dressing when you're 50 and
heavy. Well, we're not heavy, but you
know what I mean. Yeah.
We we have a little extra. Weight, we got a little extra
cushion for the pushing. Yeah, Yeah.

(14:33):
You know what I mean? But like, you'll see a dress or
something and you'll go, you'll be like, Oh my God, that is so
cute. Yeah.
But then you have to like, like,go back to a size 10.
Yeah. And maybe it doesn't look so
good at a size 10. Yeah.
OK. You're going to hate me for
saying that I'm not I I've neverbeen in a size 10.

(14:55):
Gag. OK.
So I'm probably at A8 right now,OK.
And that's big for me. Yeah, me.
Don't worry, you'll get there, Yeah.
I know, I know. Miss Donut this morning.
Yeah, I'm like, wait. Let me get a breakfast sandwich
with cheese and eggs and bacon. But also can I have a blueberry?
Can I have a blueberry doughnut because well.

(15:17):
First she's like, can I have a blueberry muffin?
And then she's like, oh, I didn't mean Muffin.
The reason for that is because Ididn't want to eat my sandwich
till I got home and I wanted something to eat.
On the way. Yeah, because you can't.
That's why I got the snack in bacon, because God forbid I have
to drive 5 fucking minutes afterI get food and not put food in
my mouth. So this is my.

(15:37):
So whatever. Anyway, that's neither.
Anyway, so yeah, in your 20s you're barely covering your
body. Right.
Your 30s it's OK, you still. Look good, yeah.
You still look good. Are you wearing this to a?
Are you going to a club even? Maybe.
Maybe every now and again for your birthday, you know, for
your friend's birthday or something, you'll go to a club
and go remember when, but you still look.

(15:57):
Good, yeah. And then in your 40s, you're
like, OK, well, you know what? I'm going to dress a little
girlier. 00, actually. You know what I started doing,
but I started dressing edgier. Does that make sense?
Yeah. Like I've never been a skull and
crossbone kind of girl. That was more my sister.
My sister's very, not emu, but edgier.

(16:19):
Yeah, right. I'm the girly girl.
She's the edgy 1. And I felt like instead of
wearing flowers or cartoon characters on my on my person
when I'm in my 40s. My person.
I'm not going to wear like, because the next vaccine, you
know, as you age, floral start to happen and prints start to
happen. But I feel like when you do

(16:43):
prints, you age yourself. When you do floral, you age
yourself. So in the 40s, I said I'm not
going to do the florals in the prints.
I'm going to go edgy and I'm going to do like the little cut
out, right? I'm going to do a little
shoulder. A little shoulder peekaboo.

(17:04):
Yeah. A little like little edgy things
on my clothes so that I don't look 40.
Right. But now that I'm 50, those edgy
clothes look like they were meant for a 20 year.
Old. Absolutely.
Absolutely. And now the girly part.
I look like one of those old ladies in a nursing home, right?

(17:25):
That is too old to wear what she's wearing, right?
When I tried to dress too girly in my 50s.
Right. Meanwhile, I was 20, looking
like I was a nurse in my grandmother.
'S dress yes in your grandmother.
'S grandmother's dress. Completely understand.
I've always liked a preppy, likeI like if I took gap, yeah, you

(17:49):
know, at the gap or whatever. A great way to go.
Yeah. Banana Republic 100.
Percent. You know Ann Taylor.
I could barely ever afford that stuff.
But that, that's my go to, right?
Like I still love a good khaki short, right?
You know I love khaki in a whitetop, sure.
You know what I mean? Yeah.
And you know exactly. So that's kind of like what's

(18:10):
going on with 50. It's either you got to go really
preppy and classy. Right.
Or pickleball. Or pickleball.
You are genius. You know what I'm saying?
You're so right actually, because it's either you're going
to go active wear right, right, because all.
That lemon, Whatever. You're a genius.

(18:31):
Because all that active wear hasall the Yeah.
Body smasher in it, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
What is that? A shape wear I.
Probably look like I if I wear apair of leggings, I I look like
I probably lost 10 lbs because it.
Sucks it has a. Nice, I love a high weight.
Same. Because my.
Belly's so big. What is the character on with
the little minions? Who's the bad guy in the OK it?

(18:53):
Grew. Grew, you know his belly, you
know how it he's got these little skinny legs and then he's
got the stomach outside profile.That's what I look like now.
I don't think you know. I feel like you got to be
careful with the shapewear slashactivewear because then that's

(19:14):
what my belly looks like. Oh, right, so.
Like a hair. That's why he's had a hair
shave. Yeah, and it starts from my
skinny legs and my skinny arm, but I got this, you know?
I I feel like I gained weight, like I gained most of it in my
belly and my face and my arms, but I feel like proportionate,
like I, I get fat everywhere. Yeah, yeah, I get.

(19:38):
I put weight on everywhere I should.
Do you have to wear a different shoe size?
No, no, me neither. Although when I was pregnant I
had to go up a size. Yeah, I can tell when my
beautiful Tiffany ring. Oh Jesus, here we go, that I
keep in my beautiful home, in mybrand new home.
I've several, but this particular one I could always

(19:59):
tell when I've gained weight because I could barely take it
off. Yeah.
And when it when it goes off andon, I'm like, oh.
OK, I'm having a good day. Yeah, that's your gait.
I'm. Having a good day.
Right, right, right. Must not have a lot of salt the
day before, but when that slips on and off really nicely.
It's a happy day. That's a good day.
I'm going to be able to look good in my outfit, but if I

(20:19):
can't get it off. You better put.
On a, I'm not wearing a. Put on a moo moo or something.
Yeah, because it's all over. Grew.
Yeah, yeah. Exactly.
But now that I'm in my 50s, preppy.
You're right. You go preppy in your 40s, you
go edgy. I didn't go edgy, I have always
been preppy. OK, in my 50s, I'm going preppy.

(20:40):
You know what jeans I loved? I loved those jeans.
I had the crystals all over them.
And was that the new religion? My jeans.
Or no, no. Are you talking about like back
when I was in my like early 40s,they were popular.
They were so cool. Like true religion.
I don't. Know if I.
Oh my God they were the best jeans.

(21:00):
Are they high waisted? You could get them at Buckle,
OK, And they had like, they werecompletely bedazzled.
Yeah, totally bedazzled the hellout of them.
Yeah, I loved them. They were so great.
Yeah, that. Well, that's what I'm talking
about. That's what I mean by edgy.
Oh, OK. Not like skull and crossbones.
Edgy. Oh, I thought you meant like.
Skull. No, I mean a little a a tint of

(21:22):
it, a little tit, a little tint of it, a little tit, just a
little. Tit.
Just a little tit cross crossbones.
But what I mean is more like a little sexy edgy.
Yeah, I agree. 50 I'm not doing print girls, if you were in your
50s and you have a little extra weight on you, stay the hell

(21:45):
away from print. You will never see me in a print
and this is my rule of thumb. Never, ever, ever wear a black
and a primary color together. Yeah.
You've said that. Before I hate it, I What I'm
talking about is red, orange, all the primary color.

(22:06):
Do not wear it with black and have it be a solid.
There's nothing uglier than thatfor me.
I. Hate it.
What are you supposed to wear with black then?
A pink. A pastel.
Oh, but. When you're OK, like like if
you're wearing a red red in a black pant or a blue like a
royal blue and a black pant, it's not sexy, it's not pretty.

(22:29):
If you want to soften your edges, wear a pastel or a cream.
What if they look earth tone? What if?
People don't. Look good in those colors.
They will, everyone will, but. I don't care.
Look good in pink. You look great in pink.
If it's like if it's like a hot pink.
Yeah, but just hear me out. No primary color and black

(22:54):
together, OK. All right.
No color blocking either. Stay away from friends.
Stay away from floral. It could be a light floral, but
not. You don't want to be Bill Cosby
with the blocking. Yeah, no, remember those?
Ugly sweater fees. Where yes, that's what I'm
talking about. But it is interesting that as
the decades go on and how your body changes and how your, the

(23:20):
way you dress changes. Yeah, because we, yes, we want
to be comfortable, but we also want to be attractive, right.
But comfort now is the number one thing I look for.
Yeah, I would say that too. I just hope that it's cute.
You got it's like a wish and a prayer.
Yeah, You know what I mean. And I remember when we first, I

(23:43):
first started in, in medicine, Iremember saying, God, scrubs are
the best thing. It's like the next best thing
from scrubs, right? Or I'm sorry, from sweats.
Oh, OK. It's like, oh, good.
Because and I've we've heard this before and we've actually
heard this on our live once. They're like, Oh my gosh, it's
so nice to see you guys outside of your scrubs in normal clothes

(24:05):
because scrubs can be forgiving as hell and they can also, I, I
think they can, they camouflage well.
Well, and then you get to the weekend and you're like, fuck
yeah, you know, you go to put ona pair of shorts or something.
And you're like. You got to do the 500 squats to

(24:25):
get them stretched out. 100%. You got to buckle them and then
push down on. Them, yeah, but now I'm gaining
weight in all the wrong places that even the scrubs feel
restrictive. Yeah, yeah.
The other night she wanted to change before we did our live.
I was like, let's just stand her.
Stuff I'm like, no, I can't. Breathe, Yeah.
Because now I'm gaining so much weight in my chest.

(24:47):
Why don't you? Order a bigger size.
Because you know what? Then you know what?
Then then I need a bigger size. No, I would rather complain
about it. One, two.
That means that I'm now a small instead of extra small.
I would rather. Lose the weight.
You are a small, you are not an extra small.

(25:12):
Can you get into it? OK, that was when you were £110.
You you can fit into your small scrubs, but they're tight.
Well. Let me just say this, I am an
extra small in top and a small in the bottom.
I've always been that way, even with my.
So then you're going to need a medium in the bottom.

(25:32):
No, this. The bottoms are not that bad.
It's the top. Why don't you just get a small
top? I would rather use the way your
small small. It's still small, yes.
Not like it's like a, you know, because I'm.
Convinced I'm going to lose the weight.
It's not like it's like a mediumfor the love of God.
Oh. My God, perish the thought.

(25:53):
I'm in a medium. OK, OK.
You could be in a medium. Just as long as you're not.
As long as I'm not well, you know what?
I won't because then I'm going to have to buy five sets.
Why do you have to buy five sets?
Because I have 5 sets of scrubs,I.
Alternate. Yeah, well, I have 12, but then

(26:13):
I'm going to have to buy like all all those tops and you know
what? The pants are going to be all
worn and the color. Sorry AM.
I boring you are boring the hellscrub sets you know.
What I think this is where we should.
End. I think so too, because this is
pretty bad. Well, everybody, I hope that our

(26:39):
podcast is relatable. Yeah, I think so.
I think so too. I think everybody.
Feels this way, yeah. So what did you guys learn from
this? No prints, no color blocking.
No solids with or with no primary with black.
Yeah, yeah, where earth tones and creams and like.
Colored OK, so Susie? Says Susie.

(27:00):
OK, you guys, thank you for watching our podcast.
We're next time we'll be talkingabout more.
Stupid shit that makes no sense,that brings no value to the
world. And all the shit show that 50
brings. Yeah, Vicki.
Who's Vicki, 50? Brings. 5050 I'm so sorry, I

(27:24):
apologize. You guys, thank you for
watching. I'm Suzanne.
I'm Lori and wear the potty mouth.
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