I’m trolled for not dressing my age, but I’ll wear minidresses and short shorts until my deathbed | The Sun
A MIDDLE-AGED lady has slammed online critics for telling her to "dress her age."
Elisa Berrini Gómez, 56, shares her sexy, trendy style on TikTok, but not everyone loves her controversial choices.
Gómez has over 280,000 followers and regularly posts videos modeling different outfits, from crop tops to mini skirts to jumpsuits with plunging necklines.
In one clip, she showed off two different dresses – and there were mixed comments about the looks.
One TikTok user wrote: "1st too tight, 2nd too young, dress more to your age, and u will look amazing."
Gómez didn't accept the criticism.
In a video in response to that comment, Gómez said that she gets told to dress her age a lot, but she ends up not doing it.
"I tried dressing my age, and I look dead," Gómez said as she laughed at herself.
Even her kids agreed and told her to remove the "age-appropriate" clothes because they don't think it's flattering either.
"You don't dress your age, you dress your energy," she said.
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"My energy is that I'm gonna be rock 'n rolling until my death bed," she added.
"Mini dresses and short shorts are the love of my life.
"Cellulite and spider veins are my friends. Love me first!" she concluded, blowing a kiss at the camera.
Viewers were thrilled by her response, telling her to never stop dressing how she wants.
"Yessssssss! Dress your energy! Love this," wrote one.
"Dress your age is another way of saying fall in line. Whoever said this to you has never figured out who they are and are jealous that you have," commented another.
"You're beautiful and I love everything you do. Those people are jealous, they can't rock what you rock," said one more.
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