Greetings fashion fans, it’s been a strange few weeks here
in Westminster .
Changes are afoot, the big icons are sticking with the old
classics that they know have served them well over the years, however hot on
their heels and hoping to make their mark with their radical new directions and
contemporary ideas are some exciting newcomers to the scene.
But before we get bogged down in all that serious running
the country malarkey, let’s take a look at who reigns supreme as your favourite
fashionista here in the style haven that is Downing Street in our
affectionately titled showcase “ Politics Prêt a porter “
First up is David, sporting a fetching suit and tie combo,
both are in a stunning shade of blue, a hue that not only matches his party
allegiance but also his current mood too.
Following close behind him is George who has boldly
accessorised his simple capsule wardrobe with a bold red vintage case that’s
just the right side of tatty for that shabby chic look and a must have for
transporting all those budget busting essentials to and from Parliament in.
Arriving in a cloud of wild peroxide tresses we have Boris
doing that “got up and stepped almost immediately into a wind tunnel “dishevelled
look he always does so well whilst hiding out in the shadows we have Nigel and Jeremy,
both sporting a variation on that perennial style favourite , tweed .
Nigel opts for the country gent look that’s so popular with
all the hipsters about town who wouldn’t know a pheasant from a grouse even if
it flew up into their face and pecked its name into their forehead.
Meanwhile Jeremy styles his into a casual and easy going
beatnik librarian look that not only makes him come across as completely
approachable but also like the older, wiser brother of Mr Bean.
Now by the time you read this and have a chortle about how
ridiculous it all seems, Theresa May will be firmly ensconced in her new role
as our first female prime minister in nearly 26 years, so don’t you think it’s
high time we stopped basing our judgements of her and any other female
politicians on what they are wearing and their appearance and start taking
notice of the important stuff that comes from that important organ that is
situated between their ears.
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