Sorry, I’m covering both the fash and the fashion.
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Y’all may be better than this, but we’re not, and never have been.
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Fair play, Rob, im just honoured to be here! HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Her image is being carefully curated in the media and that is for sure. Kinda wishing Jezebel had gone under, frankly. I have low confidence in Paste.
Of course it’s only those dirty republicans who would discriminate against a woman based on their opinions of her fashion because of sexism though! 
I’m sure she’s being styled professionally but also what on god’s earth is a middle aged woman with relatively low glam look in public view supposed to wear in winter when pantsuits are “woke?”
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There’s a long and disturbing history of overlap between the two fields.
Coco Chanel, Cristobal Balenciaga, Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Hugo Boss and other big names in fashion were all turtleneck-deep in the world of 20th Century fascism.
Even Edna Mode fit the profile.
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Makes me wonder if said designers (and talented others in the field) had a direct hand in NAZI fashion.
Indiana University Scholar Works. Dressing the Reich: The Fear and Elegance in Nazi Uniforms
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Absolutely. Hugo Boss in particular was responsible for the design and production of many German military uniforms.
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The more I “scratch” at European history, the more I’m forced to sniff.
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Especially as 2 of the 3 sweaters shown above are perfectly nice. (I’ll leave it as an exercise for the reader to figure out which one is the bad egg)
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