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Society’s obsession with youth isn’t just problematic, it’s also downright boring.
Women in their 50s, 60s, and 70s are continuing to prove that there’s no time limit on chasing the life you desire.
And many are spending their “golden years” simply crushing it, one goal at a time.
From revamping their beauty routines and gracefully embracing aging to practicing productive hobbies…
These silver queens show that the grass is even greener over 50. As long as you water it for maintenance, that is.
Here are a few standout women who have matured with grace:
Viola Davis
At age 51, Viola Davis became the first Black actress to achieve the "Triple Crown of Acting" with Emmy, Tony, and Oscar wins. She’s also an EGOT winner including her Grammy — an honor only won by 18 people, ever!
Her high-powered performances in media like Fences and How to Get Away With Murder both came along well into her 50s, demonstrating that artistic peaks have no age limit.
Frances McDormand
Frances McDormand won her second and third Academy Awards after turning 60. Her portrayal in Nomadland at 63 was a reminder of not only her incredible acting range, but also her staying power in an industry notorious for sidelining older women.
Photos by: The New York Times and Getty
Demi Moore
Sure, Moore’s acting career has been undeniably impressive since the 1980s, but she’s truly come into her own after 50. In the 2010s, she released her best-selling memoir, Inside Out, returned to acting with complex roles, broke fashion barriers on Fendi's runway, and became an advocate for authentic aging and women's health.
She’s also earned major awards and accolades for her role in the 2024 film The Substance, which depicts the terrifyingly unrealistic standards placed on women for aging naturally.
Photos by: The New York Times, Metro Weekly, and Time Magazine,
Nancy Pelosi
Nancy Pelosi became the first female Speaker of the House at 67 and has remained one of the most influential political figures in America well into her 80s.
Elizabeth Warren
Elizabeth Warren didn't enter politics until her 60s, launching a powerful Senate career and presidential run that has inspired countless women to consider political engagement later in life.
Kamala Harris
While her career began earlier, Kamala Harris achieved her most significant political milestones after 50, becoming the first female Vice President of the United States. She also ran for the Presidential title in 2024 against Donald Trump.
Linda Preston
A talented makeup artist with a knack for colorful wigs and looking on the bright side, this silver queen beat breast cancer last year with the help of positivity and pro-age beauty. You can read more about her story here.
Cathy Williamson
After being diagnosed with one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer around, the 63-year-old Williamson found strength in family, fashion, and community to come out feeling healthy again. And we love her for it.
Diane Beard
Beard has always been about paying it forward, whether it’s paying for a stranger’s coffee on a random Tuesday or passing along wholesome advice about her breast cancer journey. Her generosity knows no bounds, and she’s proven there’s no greater currency than a good deed.
Assess your goals & audit your skills.
What are you hoping to achieve over 50, and what previous skills, experiences, and connections can help you get there? Do an audit of your past to answer these questions and set a new roadmap for yourself.
Test the waters.
Are you hoping to get into gardening? Volunteer at your local community garden to learn the basics and work your way up to your own backyard. Want to learn a second language? A twice-weekly class at your local college can bring you up to speed fast. These experiences let you dip your toes into your over-50 goals without overwhelming yourself.
Find a community.
Being over 50 is even better with friends. Just look at our community of 200,000+ silver queens! These women will help uplift you in the next chapter of your life, and vice versa, while holding you accountable for maintaining goals that enhance your golden years.
Show yourself kindness.
Whether it’s treating yourself to the PrimeLash Mascara shade you’ve wanted for ages or simply showing yourself grace when you inevitably slip up (we all do!); please be kind to yourself. Society has long been harsh on women over 50, and one must remember that the road to your best golden years is a marathon, not a sprint.
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