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Anonymous wrote:It's just embarrassing looking for her.

She owns it and isn’t bothered.

Well, everyone else is embarrassed on her behalf that she thought this dress was appropriate for that occasion then.

She could have worn something classy, still shown off her chest, and looked amazing.

Everyone is not embarrassed on her behalf.
It is her and again she owns it.
She could have worn something classy, but that’s not who she is. No one is bothered except you all.

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Anonymous wrote:It's just embarrassing looking for her.

She owns it and isn’t bothered.

Well, everyone else is embarrassed on her behalf that she thought this dress was appropriate for that occasion then.

She could have worn something classy, still shown off her chest, and looked amazing.

Absolutely love her shoes. And her blue polish with the red dress. I wouldn’t have thought to mix the two colors. I don’t care about the dress as much as I love the shoes.

Anonymous wrote:It's just embarrassing looking for her.

She owns it and isn’t bothered.

It's just embarrassing looking for her.

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Anonymous wrote:Should be more concerned with Deniro and his date.

They look perfectly appropriate.

For a grandfather/granddaughter dance.

+1. That is gross. He is 30+ years older. I’d rather my daughter dress like Sanchez than be with a man with that age gap. That is concerning.

I wouldn’t want my daughters to do either of those things, but as a peon looking at photos in People magazine, I’m more offended by someone dressing for a White House State dinner like it’s an MTV awards show than I am by a couple’s large age difference.

Kimberly Guilfoyle shares the same style as Lauren Sanchez.

How someone dresses is more offensive to you than an unfit couple? Outward appearances over concerning behavior?

As long as we’re talking about consenting adults, someone else’s romance isn’t my business, especially since I don’t even know them. However, a State dinner is a public, extremely formal event paid for by tax payers. Visitors to formal WH functions should show some respect.

I don’t prefer my taxes to pay for couples who are in inappropriate relationships and one is clearly using the other to attend.

Judgemental much?

Go back to your pathetic bible thumping hole. Actually even better move to North Korea or Saudi Arabia or Iran where women have no choices in clothing. Shame on you.

Mmmm, the irony.

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Anonymous wrote:Should be more concerned with Deniro and his date.

They look perfectly appropriate.

For a grandfather/granddaughter dance.

+1. That is gross. He is 30+ years older. I’d rather my daughter dress like Sanchez than be with a man with that age gap. That is concerning.

I wouldn’t want my daughters to do either of those things, but as a peon looking at photos in People magazine, I’m more offended by someone dressing for a White House State dinner like it’s an MTV awards show than I am by a couple’s large age difference.

Kimberly Guilfoyle shares the same style as Lauren Sanchez.

How someone dresses is more offensive to you than an unfit couple? Outward appearances over concerning behavior?

As long as we’re talking about consenting adults, someone else’s romance isn’t my business, especially since I don’t even know them. However, a State dinner is a public, extremely formal event paid for by tax payers. Visitors to formal WH functions should show some respect.

I don’t prefer my taxes to pay for couples who are in inappropriate relationships and one is clearly using the other to attend.

Judgemental much?

Go back to your pathetic bible thumping hole. Actually even better move to North Korea or Saudi Arabia or Iran where women have no choices in clothing. Shame on you.

You should be expressing your over the top and irrational anger at the ones who are judging Sanchez.

Anonymous wrote:They look like comic book villains.

I totally agree.

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Anonymous wrote:Should be more concerned with Deniro and his date.

They look perfectly appropriate.

For a grandfather/granddaughter dance.

+1. That is gross. He is 30+ years older. I’d rather my daughter dress like Sanchez than be with a man with that age gap. That is concerning.

I wouldn’t want my daughters to do either of those things, but as a peon looking at photos in People magazine, I’m more offended by someone dressing for a White House State dinner like it’s an MTV awards show than I am by a couple’s large age difference.

Kimberly Guilfoyle shares the same style as Lauren Sanchez.

How someone dresses is more offensive to you than an unfit couple? Outward appearances over concerning behavior?

As long as we’re talking about consenting adults, someone else’s romance isn’t my business, especially since I don’t even know them. However, a State dinner is a public, extremely formal event paid for by tax payers. Visitors to formal WH functions should show some respect.

I don’t prefer my taxes to pay for couples who are in inappropriate relationships and one is clearly using the other to attend.

Judgemental much?

Go back to your pathetic bible thumping hole. Actually even better move to North Korea or Saudi Arabia or Iran where women have no choices in clothing. Shame on you.

Like they have no choices in their relationships. Shame on you.

I am normally not worked up about stuff like this but wearing it to a White House state dinner apparently crosses a line for me because I'm embarrassed on her behalf. The sheer corset is what pushes it over the line for me. I also think the amount of cleavage is excessive and not appropriate for the venue, but if the dress were at least opaque, I'd probably wouldn't think much of it as long as there was no indecent exposure.

But wearing sheer red lace to a dinner hosted by the President for a foreign head of state? Come ON. It's such a pathetic level of "LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME" in a room full of many people who also have that impulse but also mostly have enough self-awareness not to be so obvious about it.

It also seems like a missed opportunity, IMO. She's worn a million barely there dresses in public -- everyone knows she's in good shape and likes to show off her body. If she'd shown up to this looking really classic and refined, I actually think it would have resulted in more, and way better, press. Not to do it all the time but just to say "hey, when the situation calls for it, I can do classy and polished too -- I just choose not to most of the time." That, I would respect.

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Anonymous wrote:Should be more concerned with Deniro and his date.

They look perfectly appropriate.

For a grandfather/granddaughter dance.

+1. That is gross. He is 30+ years older. I’d rather my daughter dress like Sanchez than be with a man with that age gap. That is concerning.

I wouldn’t want my daughters to do either of those things, but as a peon looking at photos in People magazine, I’m more offended by someone dressing for a White House State dinner like it’s an MTV awards show than I am by a couple’s large age difference.

Kimberly Guilfoyle shares the same style as Lauren Sanchez.

How someone dresses is more offensive to you than an unfit couple? Outward appearances over concerning behavior?

As long as we’re talking about consenting adults, someone else’s romance isn’t my business, especially since I don’t even know them. However, a State dinner is a public, extremely formal event paid for by tax payers. Visitors to formal WH functions should show some respect.

Speaking of consenting adults, Sanchez wasn’t forced to wear the dress and the White House wasn’t forced to let her attend.
All consenting adults.

You make a good point. I doubt the people who plan State dinners anticipated needing a dress code and some authority to enforce it. So many of our cultural norms rely on people exercising sound judgment without others forcing them to behave appropriately.

They knew; the way she dresses is not a secret. Again, all consenting adults.

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Anonymous wrote:Should be more concerned with Deniro and his date.

They look perfectly appropriate.

For a grandfather/granddaughter dance.

+1. That is gross. He is 30+ years older. I’d rather my daughter dress like Sanchez than be with a man with that age gap. That is concerning.

I wouldn’t want my daughters to do either of those things, but as a peon looking at photos in People magazine, I’m more offended by someone dressing for a White House State dinner like it’s an MTV awards show than I am by a couple’s large age difference.

Kimberly Guilfoyle shares the same style as Lauren Sanchez.

How someone dresses is more offensive to you than an unfit couple? Outward appearances over concerning behavior?

As long as we’re talking about consenting adults, someone else’s romance isn’t my business, especially since I don’t even know them. However, a State dinner is a public, extremely formal event paid for by tax payers. Visitors to formal WH functions should show some respect.

I don’t prefer my taxes to pay for couples who are in inappropriate relationships and one is clearly using the other to attend.

Judgemental much?

Go back to your pathetic bible thumping hole. Actually even better move to North Korea or Saudi Arabia or Iran where women have no choices in clothing. Shame on you.

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Anonymous wrote:Should be more concerned with Deniro and his date.

They look perfectly appropriate.

For a grandfather/granddaughter dance.

+1. That is gross. He is 30+ years older. I’d rather my daughter dress like Sanchez than be with a man with that age gap. That is concerning.

I wouldn’t want my daughters to do either of those things, but as a peon looking at photos in People magazine, I’m more offended by someone dressing for a White House State dinner like it’s an MTV awards show than I am by a couple’s large age difference.

Kimberly Guilfoyle shares the same style as Lauren Sanchez.

How someone dresses is more offensive to you than an unfit couple? Outward appearances over concerning behavior?

As long as we’re talking about consenting adults, someone else’s romance isn’t my business, especially since I don’t even know them. However, a State dinner is a public, extremely formal event paid for by tax payers. Visitors to formal WH functions should show some respect.

Speaking of consenting adults, Sanchez wasn’t forced to wear the dress and the White House wasn’t forced to let her attend.
All consenting adults.

You make a good point. I doubt the people who plan State dinners anticipated needing a dress code and some authority to enforce it. So many of our cultural norms rely on people exercising sound judgment without others forcing them to behave appropriately.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should be more concerned with Deniro and his date.

They look perfectly appropriate.

For a grandfather/granddaughter dance.

+1. That is gross. He is 30+ years older. I’d rather my daughter dress like Sanchez than be with a man with that age gap. That is concerning.

I wouldn’t want my daughters to do either of those things, but as a peon looking at photos in People magazine, I’m more offended by someone dressing for a White House State dinner like it’s an MTV awards show than I am by a couple’s large age difference.

Kimberly Guilfoyle shares the same style as Lauren Sanchez.

How someone dresses is more offensive to you than an unfit couple? Outward appearances over concerning behavior?

As long as we’re talking about consenting adults, someone else’s romance isn’t my business, especially since I don’t even know them. However, a State dinner is a public, extremely formal event paid for by tax payers. Visitors to formal WH functions should show some respect.

I don’t prefer my taxes to pay for couples who are in inappropriate relationships and one is clearly using the other to attend.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should be more concerned with Deniro and his date.

They look perfectly appropriate.

For a grandfather/granddaughter dance.

+1. That is gross. He is 30+ years older. I’d rather my daughter dress like Sanchez than be with a man with that age gap. That is concerning.

I wouldn’t want my daughters to do either of those things, but as a peon looking at photos in People magazine, I’m more offended by someone dressing for a White House State dinner like it’s an MTV awards show than I am by a couple’s large age difference.

Kimberly Guilfoyle shares the same style as Lauren Sanchez.

How someone dresses is more offensive to you than an unfit couple? Outward appearances over concerning behavior?

As long as we’re talking about consenting adults, someone else’s romance isn’t my business, especially since I don’t even know them. However, a State dinner is a public, extremely formal event paid for by tax payers. Visitors to formal WH functions should show some respect.

Speaking of consenting adults, Sanchez wasn’t forced to wear the dress and the White House wasn’t forced to let her attend.
All consenting adults.