A NAN-OF-12 who wears skimpy bikinis and revealing tops has hit out at people demanding she “dress her age”.
Stylish grandma Debbie Podzimek took to TikTok to explain why she doesn’t care what haters have to say about her sexy wardrobe.
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The stunning blonde, who is a proud mother of seven, only started posting on the platform recently, with most of her clips showing off her enviable figure in children’s clothing.
As well as posing in form-fitting midi dresses, flattering leggy sundresses and off-the-shoulder tops, Debbie likes to soak up the sun in skimpy bikinis.
The 12-year-old daughter, who runs three companies, has also been very open about the breast implants she decided to get after breastfeeding her children for more than a decade.
Although Debbie admitted the boob job – her third now – “might be a bit much”, the fashionista said she wouldn’t remove the implants, despite what critics have to say.
”I’m going to do it with myself. I’m a people pleaser, but this is something I just do my own way,” she responded to criticism in a more recent video.
It’s not just Debbie’s plastic surgery makeover that trolls are buzzing about – the youthful-looking nanny has also faced harsh comments about her style.
You only live once – why don’t you just feel better, look your best, and support each other?
Debbie Podzimek
According to the 63-year-old real estate agent, she was recently told to “dress your age” — a comment she has now responded to and shared her thoughts on. her page.
Looking glamorous in a sheer floral top as well as skin-tight jeans with her toned tummy on display, the tanned grandmother noted that “the whole simple thing” didn’t make “sense” to her.
”So are we going to put ourselves in a box and dress 40, 50, 60, 70, whatever, like there’s a rule book about it?
“You only live once – why don’t you just feel better, look your best and support each other?” said Debbie, encouraging people to be kinder to each other.
Luckily for the Illinois-based business owner, who said she would “love” to see a book with all the fashion rules, there was a lot of support among viewers.
Nearly 8,000 viewers gathered to share their opinions on the videowhich was viewed around 700,000 times in just one week.
Echoing Debbie’s thoughts, thousands of people considered the haters to be simply jealous, with one writing: “That’s a phrase that comes from jealous people.
”Use what makes you happy.”
Why the latest fashion trends are a disaster for real women’s bodies
From tight micro shorts to skin-revealing tops, it looks like the “new
Fabulous fashion editor Clemmie Fieldsend explains why the size 10 is struggling to add this season’s latest trends to her wardrobe.
“If I wore the season’s styles, I would look stupid.
My job as a fashion editor is to know what’s in fashion and what’s not, what’s in stores and what people are wearing. But this season, stores seem flooded with looks that I consider unwearable — and I’m sure plenty of other “normal” people do, too.
For example, I wouldn’t be caught dead in the low-rise jeans that dominate the High Street.
And I recently saw a photo of stunning Sydney Sweeney in a pair – with boyish-looking boxers peeking out from the top and a matching bandeau top. Despite her beauty, I thought the White Lotus star was an idiot.
And I had to ask myself: ‘What reinforcements does she have to hold up her breasts?’
The other thing that irritates me about fashion is that if it’s not open in the back, it’s open in the front.
While I’m all for body confidence and wearing whatever you want, there’s no way I’m on a crowded train or visiting the office with my stomach, bra, and breasts on display. I would hate to turn anyone away from cornflakes.
Right now, Zara is the worst offender. When his models aren’t crouching awkwardly over kitchen stoves, they wear baggy crochet pants and sequin crop tops with spaghetti straps.
I’m a 33-year-old M&S woman. From underwear to outerwear, I love them and look at them every week to see what’s trending.
They are really nailing vests at the moment. Simple and elegant, they come in cotton, linen and a rainbow of colors.”
Another agreed, adding: ”Dress however you want! You are wonderful.”
A fellow senior fashion fan chimed in: ”A friend told me I’m too old to wear distressed jeans – I’m 62… I’ll wear whatever I want!”
Meanwhile, someone else was inspired by Debbie, who has gained more than 10,000 loyal fans.
”When I’m your age, I’m going to dress like you and hang out with my grandchildren. You look great!”
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