Can We Talk About These Fly Older Ladies For A Second?

From Cher's stunning Marc Jacobs campaign to French director Agnès Varda rocking her signature two-toned bowl cut at Cannes, women over 60 really brought it this week. It isn't news that older women slay—see: Grace Jones—but in the style world they're often overlooked, while we ooh and aah over the Kendall Jenners of the world. While sites like The Sartorialist dedicate heavy manpower to document mature style and the blog Advanced Style does nothing but, mainstream coverage tends to celebrate older women who look amazing in spite of their age, rather than because of it.

True style has nothing to do with looking young or "good for your age," rather, it's a presentation of oneself that's directly informed by years of figuring shit out until you get it right. We've put together some of the images from this past week that we found inspiring, and hopefully you will too. Here's to the over-60 crowd that steps out onto the red carpet amongst a sea of pretty young things and just slays.

The legend wore Marc Jacobs, for Marc Jacobs, in what may be the most iconic MJ campaign since Juergen Teller.

The French actress wore a shimmering caftan at the Myanmar Film Festival.

The French actress stuck to her iconic menswear aesthetic on the red carpet at Cannes.

The two actresses pulled off entirely different—but equally immaculate—looks at a How To Get Away With Murder screening.

The pair held hands in sharply tailored separates at the premiere of their new Netflix series Grace & Frankie.