Has anyone recently commented about what male politicians or male spouses/partners of politicians choose to wear?
Why are women in public view always being judged on their clothing and appearance?
I can't stand Liz Truss' politics, but I guarantee there'll be a quasi-serious article in a daily paper about her shoes, dress or suit etc, before the month is out. Theresa May* was constantly picked on for her clothing and shoes, which pissed me off.
*Not a fan of her politics either |
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"Has anyone recently commented about what male politicians or male spouses/partners of politicians choose to wear?
Why are women in public view always being judged on their clothing and appearance?
I can't stand Liz Truss' politics, but I guarantee there'll be a quasi-serious article in a daily paper about her shoes, dress or suit etc, before the month is out. Theresa May* was constantly picked on for her clothing and shoes, which pissed me off.
*Not a fan of her politics either "
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"Having seen the Downing Street photos, do you think someone should tell Carrie not to wear black granny pants under a see through dress ?"
it's the latest fashion ..all the influencers are doing it  |
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over a year ago
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"Is there a tall, dark, handsome, slim male politician with a decent sized dick anywhere? Bonus points for a bit geeky. I don't have anything to objectify  "
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"Has anyone recently commented about what male politicians or male spouses/partners of politicians choose to wear?
Why are women in public view always being judged on their clothing and appearance?
I can't stand Liz Truss' politics, but I guarantee there'll be a quasi-serious article in a daily paper about her shoes, dress or suit etc, before the month is out. Theresa May* was constantly picked on for her clothing and shoes, which pissed me off.
*Not a fan of her politics either "
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter….."
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance? |
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear. "
Don't you?
Maybe you should tell my wife (and my mother, who always used to ask me rather than my father for help choosing outfits).
Miniskirt always asks me for fashion advice, and definitely trusts my judgement more than her own.
I generally help choosing her outfits both when shopping and when we're going out.
And she does the same for me.
Sometimes, it actually takes another person to tell you what works for you and what doesn't.
As long as that person isn't a half-arse-fool with no fashion sense, of course. |
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"Apart from wearing a ridiculously inappropriate dress, I don't understand why Carrie had to tag along as her husband handed in his resignation to his boss"
Because she enjoys flying in private jets with cocktails and fancy food laid on, maybe?  |
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter…..
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance? "
What about all the wives telling husbands what to wear? |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
Not all that North of North London |
"Has anyone recently commented about what male politicians or male spouses/partners of politicians choose to wear?
Why are women in public view always being judged on their clothing and appearance?
I can't stand Liz Truss' politics, but I guarantee there'll be a quasi-serious article in a daily paper about her shoes, dress or suit etc, before the month is out. Theresa May* was constantly picked on for her clothing and shoes, which pissed me off.
*Not a fan of her politics either "
Don't forget the countless threads objectifying Truss and other female politicians in a manner Jay Inbetweener would be embarrassed about |
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter…..
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance?
What about all the wives telling husbands what to wear?"
Which wives? Unless husbands are happy to be "told" what to wear, that shouldn't happen either.
You very rarely see any media critique of the dress, shoes, appearance of male people who are in the public eye. The unkempt hair of our now-former PM was sometimes mentioned, but nowhere near as often as female politicians are critiqued for their outfit, shoes, tights, make up, hair, handbag etc. |
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
Don't you?
Maybe you should tell my wife (and my mother, who always used to ask me rather than my father for help choosing outfits).
Miniskirt always asks me for fashion advice, and definitely trusts my judgement more than her own.
I generally help choosing her outfits both when shopping and when we're going out.
And she does the same for me.
Sometimes, it actually takes another person to tell you what works for you and what doesn't.
As long as that person isn't a half-arse-fool with no fashion sense, of course. "
Asking advice and telling/instructing without soliciting it, are very different things.
I ask my husband for his opinion on my clothing, yes. He doesn't get up in the morning and tell me that I must not wear X or I must wear Y. |
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter…..
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance?
What about all the wives telling husbands what to wear?
Which wives? Unless husbands are happy to be "told" what to wear, that shouldn't happen either.
You very rarely see any media critique of the dress, shoes, appearance of male people who are in the public eye. The unkempt hair of our now-former PM was sometimes mentioned, but nowhere near as often as female politicians are critiqued for their outfit, shoes, tights, make up, hair, handbag etc. "
“Which wives”…..ha ha. Most of them. My husbands friends are always moaning about their wives complaining about what they wear.
How about socks in bed…..women never moan about that….! |
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter…..
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance?
What about all the wives telling husbands what to wear?
Which wives? Unless husbands are happy to be "told" what to wear, that shouldn't happen either.
You very rarely see any media critique of the dress, shoes, appearance of male people who are in the public eye. The unkempt hair of our now-former PM was sometimes mentioned, but nowhere near as often as female politicians are critiqued for their outfit, shoes, tights, make up, hair, handbag etc.
“Which wives”…..ha ha. Most of them. My husbands friends are always moaning about their wives complaining about what they wear.
How about socks in bed…..women never moan about that….!"
It's not an experience we've had, to be honest.
I love what my husband wears. I had to stop myself gawping at how handsome he looked in his suit, while we were in a meeting at work yesterday. |
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter…..
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance?
What about all the wives telling husbands what to wear?
Which wives? Unless husbands are happy to be "told" what to wear, that shouldn't happen either.
You very rarely see any media critique of the dress, shoes, appearance of male people who are in the public eye. The unkempt hair of our now-former PM was sometimes mentioned, but nowhere near as often as female politicians are critiqued for their outfit, shoes, tights, make up, hair, handbag etc.
“Which wives”…..ha ha. Most of them. My husbands friends are always moaning about their wives complaining about what they wear.
How about socks in bed…..women never moan about that….!
It's not an experience we've had, to be honest.
I love what my husband wears. I had to stop myself gawping at how handsome he looked in his suit, while we were in a meeting at work yesterday."
Socks in bed? |
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"Having seen the Downing Street photos, do you think someone should tell Carrie not to wear black granny pants under a see through dress ?"
How many times have you watched it?
You know, just to be sure etc..  |
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter…..
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance?
What about all the wives telling husbands what to wear?
Which wives? Unless husbands are happy to be "told" what to wear, that shouldn't happen either.
You very rarely see any media critique of the dress, shoes, appearance of male people who are in the public eye. The unkempt hair of our now-former PM was sometimes mentioned, but nowhere near as often as female politicians are critiqued for their outfit, shoes, tights, make up, hair, handbag etc.
“Which wives”…..ha ha. Most of them. My husbands friends are always moaning about their wives complaining about what they wear.
How about socks in bed…..women never moan about that….!
It's not an experience we've had, to be honest.
I love what my husband wears. I had to stop myself gawping at how handsome he looked in his suit, while we were in a meeting at work yesterday.
Socks in bed?"
If his feet are cold, it's doesn't bother me in the slightest. I really couldn't care less
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter…..
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance?
What about all the wives telling husbands what to wear?
Which wives? Unless husbands are happy to be "told" what to wear, that shouldn't happen either.
You very rarely see any media critique of the dress, shoes, appearance of male people who are in the public eye. The unkempt hair of our now-former PM was sometimes mentioned, but nowhere near as often as female politicians are critiqued for their outfit, shoes, tights, make up, hair, handbag etc.
“Which wives”…..ha ha. Most of them. My husbands friends are always moaning about their wives complaining about what they wear.
How about socks in bed…..women never moan about that….!
It's not an experience we've had, to be honest.
I love what my husband wears. I had to stop myself gawping at how handsome he looked in his suit, while we were in a meeting at work yesterday.
Socks in bed?"
I insist on socks in bed. |
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter…..
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance?
What about all the wives telling husbands what to wear?
Which wives? Unless husbands are happy to be "told" what to wear, that shouldn't happen either.
You very rarely see any media critique of the dress, shoes, appearance of male people who are in the public eye. The unkempt hair of our now-former PM was sometimes mentioned, but nowhere near as often as female politicians are critiqued for their outfit, shoes, tights, make up, hair, handbag etc.
“Which wives”…..ha ha. Most of them. My husbands friends are always moaning about their wives complaining about what they wear.
How about socks in bed…..women never moan about that….!
It's not an experience we've had, to be honest.
I love what my husband wears. I had to stop myself gawping at how handsome he looked in his suit, while we were in a meeting at work yesterday.
Socks in bed?
I insist on socks in bed. "
We must be the weird ones! I don’t mind either. But as we all know the previous threads on this subject have been pretty conclusive in the past! |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"Having seen the Downing Street photos, do you think someone should tell Carrie not to wear black granny pants under a see through dress ?"
Unless of course he and she knew it was see through and were happy anyway 
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By *ugby 123Couple
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"No I don't think anyone should ever tell a woman what she should or shouldn't wear.
did anyone tell Trinny& Susannah that?
Or Gok Wan, or most mens wives for that matter…..
People presumably voluntarily put themselves forward for their clothing to be critiqued? The programmes were obviously about clothing choice.
Female politicians and others in the public eye do not ask for such criticism and are usually just trying to do a job. Their job description does not include any need to fulfill certain fashion choices or to put up with constant criticism of their appearance?
What about all the wives telling husbands what to wear?
Which wives? Unless husbands are happy to be "told" what to wear, that shouldn't happen either.
You very rarely see any media critique of the dress, shoes, appearance of male people who are in the public eye. The unkempt hair of our now-former PM was sometimes mentioned, but nowhere near as often as female politicians are critiqued for their outfit, shoes, tights, make up, hair, handbag etc. "
To be fair his scruffy clothes especially the un ironed shirts and collars used to get mentioned a lot....but I get what you mean,women do get more scrutiny.
However if you are going to wear a see through dress with black drawers showing people are going to mention it |
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