No matter how you cut it, aging is tough -- and aging under a spotlight is arguably even tougher. Still though, there are lots of celebrities who have been brave enough to wear their wrinkles with pride, even in the face of unrealistic beauty standards. Some women complain about them, while others choose to view them as signs of a life well lived, but there's still no denying their kickass attitudes across the board.

Honestly, wrinkles can be a tough hurdle for any person to jump -- so it's great to see that there are so many people out there who are able to treat them with a healthy dose of DGAF-ness. So, with that in mind, let's take a look at 17 amazing and inspiring women who wear their age -- be it 50, 60, 70, 80 or more -- with pride.

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Meryl Streep is easily one of the most storied actors of our time, and it's not hard to tell why: Her 19 Academy Award nominations (and three wins) pretty much speak for themselves. With her carefree vibe and laidback fashion sense, she's the epitome of aging gracefully -- all while continuing to be an inspiration for actors the world over at the same time. In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, Streep explained that she'd once assumed that her career would be over at 40 -- but here she is, taking on some of the best roles of her life 27 years later.

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Ivonne Coll has enjoyed a long career on stage and screen ever since she was first crowned Miss Puerto Rico back in 1967. These days, you can catch her absolutely killing it as Jane's grandmother/Villanueva family matriarch on the critically acclaimed CW hit "Jane the Virgin." If you're not watching yet, you should give it a try -- after all, Coll's spot-on performance is just one of many reasons to tune in.

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Loved by many as Ellen Ripley from "Alien" and Dana Barrett/Zuul from "Ghostbusters" (and Rebecca Gorin in the franchise's 2016 reboot), Sigourney Weaver has one of the most distinctive looks in all of Hollywood, and she comes armed with wise words on the topic of aging. "It's important to grow old gracefully," she told the Times Live. "I am here to stay. I take care of myself and I don't have any big beauty secrets, but I do have the discipline to stay fit and have good health until I am very old."

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With her zany (yet always spot-on) fashion sense, Tilda Swinton's never exactly given the appearance of someone who cares much what other people think about her. It's one of the reasons we love her best -- well, that and her supremely well-coiffed hair and serious acting chops, that is. Her flawless complexion doesn't have many wrinkles, of course -- but the few she has, she wears with pride.

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