Dress Like A Woman

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Sends Girl Who Dressed Like Her For Superhero Day Handwritten Note

... card along with a printed quote. “When I read it, I felt really happy because she said I looked just like her. It was really special because she wrote it by hand,” Michele told her mom Krista, according to The Huffington Post. Posted by Krista Wujek Threefoot on  Friday, January 6, 2017. The note read: “Dear Michele: You look just like me! May you continue to thrive on reading and learning. Every good wish, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.” Understandably, Michele looks slightly shocked reading the note for the first time, which her mom caught on camera and shared on Facebook. Can you image your real life hero writing you a letter. Posted by Krista Wujek Threefoot on  Friday, January 6, 2017. Michele’s desire to dress like RBG stemmed from her reading about the justice’s work. “The book talks a lot about the prejudices Ruth Bader Ginsburg faced as a child and about how she has worked her whole life to ...

Barbie Woman Gets Makeover, Looks Like A New Person

... hair stylist — dressed in a sequined barely-there bra, a fishnet top and slashed leggings, Summer, was certainly living in a Barbie's world. Platform plastic heels and waist-length platinum hair extensions (topped with a tiara) completed the look. Channel 5. When asked what she typically wears during the day she referenced a similar outfit. "I'd probably wear leggings and a top, but I always have my boobs out," she explained. "I get a lot of looks," she continued. "A lot of people come up to me saying , 'Oh my God, look at your heels, how do you walk in them?'". Channel 5. The hosts worked their magic, though and took Summer's look from Barbie princess to Duchess of Cambridge (well, sort of). Summer's after photo reveals a warm, brunette bob, a pearlescent pink lipstick — a big departure from her signature fuchsia — and a flattering black dress. The stylists didn't completely restrict Summer's sass, however. The dress's mesh long sleeves make a subtler statement, but draw attention nonetheless. Channel 5. At the ...

Trump's Dictatorship Now Extends To 'women's' Wear

... as the new president dismantles U. S. democracy. Women, of course, are a separate case. As the former beauty pageant-owner has made clear, they’re fungible, valued for the visual or sexual pleasure they provide. His order for female staff to dress “like women” is clear code for a return to the style of the  ’40 s and ’50 s, or the pre-Feminine Mystique ’60 s. In other words, a time before women had reproductive rights or their own checking accounts, and when raping one’s wife was “marital sex.” Back then, approved lady-wear consisted of  sleeveless dresses, pencil skirts, high heels, clothing much like that worn by Trump’s MIA wife Melania and adviser Kelly Anne Conway. But it doesn’t have to stop there: Why not mandate girdles, garter belts, petticoats and bullet bras? Given that it’s Trump, the instruction could be commercially driven. It could be a quasi-veiled order to buy from his ...

How The ‘paralyzed Bride’ Miraculously Stood In A Dress For A Photo Shoot

... she sees that.”. Despite the difficulty Chapman faced when testing out the brace during the show, she was ultimately able to get the pic. She recently shared a sweet image from the photo shoot of her family and detailed how important the moment was to her. “This was a beautiful scene where I stood with a brace under my dress and had an awesome family photo shoot! It’s a lot of work for me to do because after you sit for so many years your body does not want to straighten out,” she wrote in the caption on Instagram. “I absolutely love this picture with my family and I hope you do too!”. The Instagram post was met with positive responses from viewers and fans, with many praising the mother for her strength. “You’re such an inspiration, not only to others with disability and challenges, but to any woman that’s ever wanted to be a mom. Nothing can stop a determined mom. Continue making it happen. You’re awesome!” user bravo 06 romeo commented. Another user commented on the profound impact of the TLC special: “I cried so many times! Absolutely beautiful,” Alex wrote. “Since I’ve become injured 5 years ago — knowing someday I’d want to get married and become a mother — I ...

Women In U.k. Petition Against Office Dress Codes Deemed Sexist

... said. In the U. K., it’s against the law to require woman to wear heels, but some companies exploit a dress code law that makes filing a complaint costly and time consuming. Fed up, Thorp filed a formal petition to have the issue debated in Parliament. “So 100,000 is the key number in order to talk about changing the law?” Vigliotti asked. “Within three days, it had over 100,000 signatures,” Thorp said. The petition led to a parliamentary report. Hundreds of women contributed, saying they were required to dye their hair, wear revealing outfits, and re-apply make-up. We spoke with Susan Scafidi, a professor at Fordham Law, and asked if such mandates are legal in the U. S. “In general, yes, but in New York you can only tell a woman to wear heels if you also tell men to wear heels to work,” Scafidi said. The laws do not acknowledge how required heels can be uncomfortable. “It’s really objectifying, and I don’t understand why some of these male or female employers are so attached to this, almost like “Mad Men” era of men looking like men and women looking like women,” Thorp said. “And I think that in 2017 moving forward, we’re blurring gender lines ...

Dress Like A Woman, Flaunt Your Bra, Breastfeed

... #Dress Like AWoman. Trump is at it. Again. The man who has made no bones of his misogyny in the past, is now flaunting the same brand of sexism in the White House. A report claims that the US President has asked his women staff to ensure they ‘dress like women.’. A source reportedly told Axios news that in Trump’s team looking the part is given a lot of stock and while men are simply asked to ensure they are sharply dressed, for women (as always) the stakes are a lot higher.  The women in his staff have reportedly been asked to dress more femininely. The agency claims that  ‘women who worked in Trump's campaign field offices — folks who spend more time knocking on doors than attending glitzy events — felt pressure to wear dresses to impress Trump.’. Apart from the fact that this repressive adage does nothing but reinforce archaic gender stereotypes and possibly gives a man, who has been accused of sexual assault multiple times, a chance to presumably legitimately ogle at this staff- it also assumes that women are only as good as the clothes they wear. Twitter, as always, hit back ...

Get Ready To See A Lot More Skin At The Office

... you aren’t dressed appropriately for work.”. She suggests, for example, balancing a body-conscious silhouette with a covered-up neckline. “A soft jacket is a great thing to wear if you have a sexy dress underneath, and jewelry can help cover up an exposed neckline,” she says. “Also, a nice thing to have is a cashmere wrap, which I keep on the back of my chair for when it gets too cold.”. Some industries are more lenient when it comes to dress codes than others, however. Sunny Cohen, a talent director who also acts, says she can get away with miniskirts that reach mid-thigh, fitted V-neck blouses and tight pants with peekaboo cutouts. “I have nice, long legs and a nice chest,” says the 40-year-old, who adds that showing off her assets “makes me feel happy and confident in my own skin.”. And she loves the attention she gets. “When people say I look amazing, it makes me put myself out there and do more,” says Cohen, who also runs the 2,000-member networking group ...

Bride Showed Up For Wedding Dressed As T. Rex, And The Groom Loved It

... Rex Hundley, would wear to their wedding. ”My mother’s maiden name, and my middle name, is Rex,” she told The Huffington Post. “So, I thought it would be funny to wear the costume on the day I would go from a Rex/Hundley to a Gardner. “I even had my bridesmaids take pictures of me the day before the wedding holding a sign that said: ‘Today a Rex, tomorrow a Gardner.’”. Elizabeth admits being nervous about how her future husband might react at the thought of marrying a woman in a T. rex costume. “I was a little worried, which is why you can hear me saying, ‘Are you freaking mad that I did this?’ in the video,” she said. “But he has always encouraged me to be myself, so I took a shot in the dark.”. Luckily, Tom aced the first challenge of his marriage with his reaction. Tom Gardner admits he was shocked by what he saw. “I was floored, completely and utterly surprised at what she did,” he told Huff Post. “I was totally disarmed and could not stop from bursting with laughter. It was just so her.”. He ...

Paying Tribute To The Victims Of The Tragic

... the 9,784 th time when that reporter said the MLK bust was removed and it wasn't so hah what's a fictional massacre anyway. Too little too late: Twitter took the massacre and happily ran with it. They offered "alternative thoughts and prayers" and silence for the victims. They chided commenters that the massacre jokes were too soon and "out of respect we should wait till it takes place." They offered RIP to those who lost their lives in the massacre as well as grizzly bear attacks in schools. They urged, "Never remember the imaginary victims." They blasted Conway "for attempting to politicize the massacre, in which I was killed." They listed other victims: "Paul Ryan's dignity, Marco Rubio's spine, Harambe, Voter Fraud Investigation, Cecil the Lion." They bitterly chimed in, "Thanks Obama." They recalled their thesis on the massacre, their Ph. D from Trump University, and how Betsy De Vos plagiarized it. The best brought it all home by merging ...