Too Young to Be Old: How to Stay Vibrant, Visible, and Forever in Blue Jeans

Please join NYSBA’s Women in Law Section for a virtual book club meeting featuring Diane Gilman and her inspiring book, Too Young to Be Old: How to Stay Vibrant, Visible and Forever in Blue Jeans. 

Too Young to be Old is a compelling take on conquering life’s challenges and harnessing one’s own power to live a “third act” filled with dream-catching and fulfillment. With raw candor and humor, Diane reveals how she turned personal heartbreak into trailblazing success, and how her struggle with breast cancer became her bridge to love. In her book Diane also gives twenty-five secrets for a vibrant, visible, relevant Act 3, which will change your life.

The charismatic, pearl-haired “Queen of Jeans,” Diane Gilman, is 77 years young and embracing aging instead of fighting it. A fashion rule-breaker with millions of loyal fans, she is an inspiration for women embracing their third act. Not unlike many women’s stories, recognition for Diane came later in life with the launch of her DG2 Jeans line on HSN, which has become the top tele-retailing brand globally with over $100 million dollars a year in retail sales domestically. Her jeans are seen on QVC UK, Italy, Germany, France, Australia, and Canada. In 2021, Diane was chosen for Mika Brezinsky’s “50 over 50 ‘Know Your Value’ movement.” You can follow @TheDianeGilman on Facebook and Instagram. Additionally, and after 30 years of experience in front of the camera connecting with the baby boomer audience on television, Diane launched a podcast, “Aging with Grace 55+: Diane Gilman!,” with co-host A. Dale Josey. The podcast educates and inspires the 55+ community in a range of lifestyle topics such as nutrition, health & wellness, beauty & skincare, and other topics covering aging solutions. Find Diane's podcast on YouTube, as well as additional video surrounding the 55+ lifestyle here: https://www.youtube.com/@thedianegilman

Readers may purchase Too Young to Be Old online at Amazon or Barnes & Noble, or by ordering it from their local book store.