It seems Angela Rayner has forgotten her place, sartorially, but at least it lets Meghan off the hook
What shades of green would experts advise? Angela Rayner leaving Downing Street, London, in a ‘topaz’ suit by Me+Em after being appointed deputy prime minister.What shades of green would experts advise? Angela Rayner leaving Downing Street, London, in a ‘topaz’ suit by Me+Em after being appointed deputy prime minister.women may be wondering what, if anything, could get them recognised as politicians.
That some outfits have been approved – step forward Rachel Reeves, your trouser suits have impressed even Nadine Dorries – is merely a reminder, to all of them, never to get dressed without asking: would thelike this? There’s no reason to think, just because it’s a while since that paper compared Theresa May’s legs with Nicola Sturgeon’s, that it won’t repeat the exercise on Labour women with visible legs.
Social media discussion of Rayner’s outfits confirms, to be fair, that the misogynistic specialism of reducing female politicians to the sum, sometimes literally, of their clothing remains something everyone can enjoy. On a Gransnet discussion, “Angela Rayner ghastly trouser suit”, that reached the community’s 1,000-message limit, the original poster contributed, among other insults: “She looks like she either has no bra on or a badly fitted one.
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