How would you style Hillary Clinton?

[Anonymous]

If you could style her, what would you have her wear?

I think shed look great with longer hair and more flattering clothes.



she looks great here.

[Anonymous]

I think she's fine the way she is. She's a middle aged woman with a real job (as opposed to an actress or celebrity).

[Anonymous]

I love her. The only suggestion I'd make (and only if she were my mother) is to wear fewer high-necked jackets.

[Anonymous]

In an orange jumpsuit with silver leg and wrist restraints

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think she's fine the way she is. She's a middle aged woman with a real job (as opposed to an actress or celebrity).

+1. I have no quarrel with her appearance. Now, if you let me have a go at styling Bernie, we could talk.

[Anonymous]

She isn't running for homecoming queen or First Lady this time. As president and commander in chief she doesn't have to fashionable just functional. Her job isn't to serve as hostess anymore time to get past that picture.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you could style her, what would you have her wear?

I think shed look great with longer hair and more flattering clothes.



she looks great here.

To achieve this look, she would have to go back many years and many pounds.

[Anonymous]

Shoes. Cement shoes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you could style her, what would you have her wear?

I think shed look great with longer hair and more flattering clothes.



she looks great here.

To achieve this look, she would have to go back many years and many pounds.

Is that how middle aged women look or is she just fat?

[Anonymous]

That is how middle age women look. There is a natural redistribution of fat around the middle. Women who do not go through that live shorter lives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In an orange jumpsuit with silver leg and wrist restraints

I would think black and white vertical pinstripes would make her look taller and more slender. Not sure if orange is her color, but then again one must dress for the times.

[Anonymous]

I would style her as POTUS. (And no, I'm not using the word "style" as you want me to; I'm using it in the sense of referring to someone/someone's status.)

This thread is stupid. No one would ever start a thread about to "style" Bernie or Trump or any man.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would style her as POTUS. (And no, I'm not using the word "style" as you want me to; I'm using it in the sense of referring to someone/someone's status.)

This thread is stupid. No one would ever start a thread about to "style" Bernie or Trump or any man.

And it's gonna be super annoying when the haters critique her every outfit, wrinkle, hair out of place, etc when she is POTUS.

[Anonymous]

whoa, and both Bernie and Trump need a lot more styling! I think HRC has found a flattering look with classic pieces in bright colors. If she were a style icon, people would accuse her of being a political lightweight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:whoa, and both Bernie and Trump need a lot more styling! I think HRC has found a flattering look with classic pieces in bright colors. If she were a style icon, people would accuse her of being a political lightweight.

Exactly. A woman can't win...too focused on looks = vain, priorities in the wrong place, lightweight, "too girly." Not focused enough = frumpy, "let herself go," "no wonder her husband cheated on her," "trying to be a man."

Well guess what? Smart, strong women are not going to stand for these kind of bullshit dialogues anymore. This thread is asinine. It's sexist, and nonsensical.