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hers the Official Super 70s sports firebird T-shirt What’s more,I will buy this way male colleagues wore ties, a fitting metaphor for how the UK’s former prime minister co-opted and remade the boys’ club rules of 1980s British politics. More recently, Melania Trump’s choice of the classic garment at very particular moments — namely an anti-cyberbullying summit and a presidential debate shortly after the “Access Hollywood” tape came to light — were, some speculated (wishfully, perhaps), subtle barbs aimed at her husband’s infamous brag. Margaret Thatcher sporting her signature pussy bow. Credit: Philippe ACHACHE/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images The Vice President-elect was clearly looking beyond the Trump era to something more universal. But her outfit, reportedly created by American fashion designer Wes Gordon for Carolina Herrera, spoke of recent history in other ways, too. Fashion’s potential to influence politics and culture The women of the Democratic Party have continuously used white in silent protest against a president whom they consider a threat to their rights. At Trump’s joint address to Congress in 2017, a group of female lawmakers synchronized their outfits to raise awareness for women’s issues, including reproductive rights and equal pay. The young designer subverting the ruffle to empower women They did so again at successive State of the Union addresses, most recently in February this year, as lawmakers marked a century since the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote (though women of color would face voting barriers for decades longer). The sight of Nancy Pelosi in all-white clapping sarcastically behind the President a year earlier, while a great block of white-clad congresswomen sat before him, will also live long in the memory. Harris was standing on all their shoulders, too. Democratic representatives dressed in white during President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address in February 2020. Credit: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg/Getty Images As she assumes an office — the vice presidency — that has been communicated

through the Official Super 70s sports firebird T-shirt What’s more,I will buy this norms of men’s formalwear for over 230 years, Harris’ wardrobe choices will continue to generate discussion. The attention may be unwelcome, but the lack of precedent could also prove liberating. She has an opportunity to remake the role in her own image, creating a reference point for the many women who will, inevitably, follow in her footsteps. As she told the crowds in Delaware, “While I may be the first woman in this office, I won’t be the last.” A year of glamour and gaffes: Making sense of Melania’s style Harris has already offered snapshots of her more casual side, notably her apparent preference for Converse sneakers. While her Instagram feed is largely populated with the dark pantsuits she has traditionally favored, a video posted shortly after her projected victory was announced shows her in workout gear as she celebrates with Biden on the phone (“We did it, Joe!”). This kind of unguarded moment is a requirement of the social media age, but it offered something refreshing and stripped of the usual polish. Many female leaders have, understandably, decried the public interrogation of their fashion choices. German chancellor Angela Merkel has bristled at the double standards, denouncing the “letter-writing” instigated by outfits seemingly selected to deflect attention. Former British Prime Minister Theresa May, meanwhile, spent much of her premiership subjected to unwarranted tabloid criticism of offhand fashion choices that would have been ignored if made by a male counterpart. The women’s suffrage movement used white as a symbol of moral purity and nonviolence. Credit: George Rinhart/Corbis/Getty Images Yet, only the most blinkered political observers can deny the power of clothing, should leaders choose to exploit it. On the biggest stages, and at the most crucial moments, female politicians have embraced unspoken symbolism — whether that’s Jacinda Ardern adopting a hijab in an act of unity with Muslims in the wake of the Christchurch terror attack, or congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez applying red lipstick like “war paint” as she challenged a fellow representative for alleged sexism. On Saturday night, Harris not only showed that she is aware of this power, but that she is unafraid to harness it.

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