age before beauty
The phrase "age before beauty" is often used humorously or in a lighthearted manner to concede priority or preference to someone who is older rather than someone who may be considered more attractive or physically appealing. It is a figurative expression that suggests respecting and valuing the experience and wisdom that comes with age over superficial qualities such as beauty.
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