THE ART OF REINVENTION (Creativity Has No Expiration Date) REINVENTION ISN’T ABOUT AGE—IT’S ABOUT AUDACITY, AND WOMEN OVER 60 ARE PROVING THAT CREATIVITY, AMBITION, AND REINVENTION DON’T EXPIRE—THEY EVOLVE.
By Elizabeth Campbell Photography by Cotton Bros Studio
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hat do a folk art pioneer, a bestselling author, and a supermodel defying runway ageism have in common? They all ignited their most iconic chapters after 60. Grandma Moses picked up a paintbrush at 78, transforming her pastoral memories into folk art masterpieces that now hang in the Smithsonian. Laura Ingalls Wilder published Little House on the Prairie at 65, turning frontier hardships into a literary legacy that still captivates millions. And Carmen Dell’Orefice, the world’s oldest working supermodel, strutted in Alexander McQueen’s finale at 81—her silver hair gleaming under the lights like a crown.
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