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By the time you're 50, it's time to let up on some of those more uncomfortable fashion choices, meaning that heels are more of a suggestion than a must. Luckily, classic ballet flats from Cole Haan are every bit as chic as a pair of stilettos—and a lot more comfortable, too.

Not every occasion calls for delicate jewelry. When you want your baubles to shine as much as your outfit, opt for a chunky cocktail ring like this stunning gold vermeil and green onyx number.

Brooches have come a long way in the past half-century. With a colorful, unfussy bug brooch like this one from Ben-Amun, you can instantly dress up any outfit.

Though full-blown tennis bracelets may have been a staple in your grandmother's style, if you're looking for a more au courant style, try this diamond bracelet from Tiffany on for size. With just a single diamond, this piece isn't so ostentatious that it will look out of place with a casual outfit, but works just as well with a more formal look.

Adding a little height doesn't have to come at the expense of your comfort. Case in point: these stacked heel boots from Franco Sarto are every bit as stylish as they are wearable.

While a subtle silk scarf has its place, sometimes, you just want to feel a little edgy. And when those times arise, this trendy Alexander McQueen skull scarf is sure to fit the bill.

By the time you're 50, it's time to ditch those cheap hoops in favor of a pair that will last a lifetime. These Mejuri hoops certainly fit the bill: not only are they made of 14 karat gold, they're just the right size for any occasion, from a big day at work to a casual weekend brunch.

Subtle, stylish, and work-appropriate, this drusy necklace from Kendra Scott adds a hint of subtle sparkle to any outfit.

Velcro wallets may work for middle schoolers, but as an adult woman, it's time to upgrade. The right choice? A sleek crocodile-embossed black leather wallet with plenty of room for your cards, cash, and keys.