Jane Fonda has shown on many occasions that she likes to break barriers. She did it in the 80s with her iconic aerobics classes where she appeared dressed in high-waisted, round-neck leotards that she combined with legwarmers and stockings, a new sports uniform that thousands of women around the world copied.
At that time, the protagonist of Barbarella was already over fifty and demonstrated with her outfits that daring pieces had no age, a claim she made again during her last public appearance, where she left people speechless with a youthful design.
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For the occasion, Jane wore a blue knit cropped top that showed off her abdomen. A piece that we are used to seeing on young girls who show their belly at any time of the year but not on older women like Jane, who will turn 86 on December 21.
The activist combined this crop top with flared jeans, with a slightly flared hem, a blue tweed blazer, and off-white ankle boots with light blue toes. A very youthful outfit with which Jane demonstrated, once again, that fashion has no age.
In just a few hours, the publication accumulated more than five thousand likes and dozens of comments from fans who applauded the actress's look. "She's incredible", "I can't believe she turns 86 next month" or you are "very stylish" are some of the comments from her followers.
