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until early February. Beyond Mescal’s closet, the Official Stat stand Atlantic T-shirt Additionally,I will love this white tank has been rallying on runways for the past year. Last spring, Prada presented an array of simple white sleeveless tops embellished with the label’s logo in metal hardware — now available for $995. That same season, Bottega Veneta turned the unassuming item on its head by fashioning it out of leather, while Chloé showed classic rib-knitted versions. In fact, so many collections included the white tank, the New York Times hailed a new “renaissance” for the old-fashioned undershirt. Prada was one of a slew of designers who showed plain white tank tops for Fall-Winter 2022. Credit: Estrop/Getty Images In his ES Magazine shoot, Mescal’s tank is playful styled in more ways than one, considering his fast-tracked journey to acclaimed actor (and heartthrob) has hinged on his portrayals of complicated masculinity. Far from the hypermasculine image the top conjures — particularly in the US, where the garment became colloquially, and now uncomfortably, known as a “wife beater” — Mescal has built a cult following through characters that are vulnerable, flawed and often tearful. Even off-camera, Mescal embodies a softness not afforded to previous generations of men. Simplicity, bare torsos and fine tailoring at Men’s Fashion Week in Milan “Women have been objectified by men throughout history — and still are,” he told ES Magazine when asked of his own experience of fame and fetishization. “Nudity and sexuality in art and film and theatre are beautiful and important. It’s important that we don’t let the aftermath… impact the choices that we make creatively.” And Mescal won’t be hanging up the white tank top any time soon, with a forthcoming run of “Streetcar” opening in London’s West End theater district in March. Top image: Paul Mescal photographed by Steve Harnacke and styled by Ben Schofield for ES Magazine.Written by Oscar Holland, As soon as Kamala Harris took to the stage in Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday night, social media was abuzz with talk of her outfit. It was a telling sign, for better or worse, of the public scrutiny her fashion will face in the coming years. But while the Vice President-elect’s acceptance speech will surely, and rightly, be remembered for the words of inspiration offered to women in America and around the world, the commentary on her wardrobe was not as trivial as it might seem. Because, rather than distracting from her words, the white pantsuit and pussy bow blouse served to reinforce her message of unity and emancipation. On a night that Harris credited to the women before her — “I stand on their shoulders,” she said of those who fought for voting rights at the beginning of the 20th century, and of the “new generation” that had exercised those rights last week — she also channeled their symbolism. Vice President-elect Kamala Harris arrives to address the nation in Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday. Credit: Robert Deutsch/USA Today/Bloomberg/Getty Images The color white has long been associated with the women’s suffrage movement, adopted as a symbol of moral purity alongside green for hope and purple for dignity. It also signaled their ethos of nonviolence, an olive branch to those threatened by their then-radical calls for political equality. The weaponization of a first lady’s image

But Saturday night wasn’t just about the Official Stat stand Atlantic T-shirt Additionally,I will love this suffragettes. Harris, the first Black and first South Asian Vice President-elect, was standing on the shoulders of Shirley Chisholm, who wore white as she became the first African American woman elected to Congress in 1968. She was standing on the shoulders of Geraldine Ferraro, who wore all-white to accept the role of Walter Mondale’s running mate in his 1984 presidential campaign. She was standing on the shoulders of Hillary Clinton, who wore a signature white pantsuit to accept the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016. Shirley Chisholm, the first African American woman to be elected to Congress, dressed in all-white. Credit: Pictorial Parade/Archive Photos/Getty Images Harris’ very deliberate choice of outfit was a gesture of solidarity with the long line of women who have defied expectations in American politics. It demonstrated that the Vice President-elect does not consider herself an exception to the rule, but rather part of a continuum — of the slowly bending “arc of the moral universe,” as President-elect Joe Biden put it in his own speech, quoting Martin Luther King Jr. Harris’ pussy-bow blouse, too, carried historical weight. It evoked the power-dressing of Margaret Thatcher, who wore

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