The Secret Of Mrs. Thatcher's Dress Matching

Dressing up and dressing up is the usual way of the movie -- whether the female secretary who takes off the glasses or the Pretty Woman from the Bohemian lady finally becomes the savour of the pretty pretty girl -- the latest film, "the Iron Lady" (The Iron Lady), played by Merlin Streep (Meryl Streep), is beyond exception. This is a biographical film about Margaret Thatcher (Margaret Thatcher).

In the movie, Streep's Margaret Thatcher intends to run for the conservative party leader, and the party strategist suggests that she should stop wearing the monotonous hat and the pearl necklace worn by married women, because this dress may distract the voters from the fear of her.

What happened? Mrs. Thatcher gave up the hat, but still wore a pearl necklace, because it was a gift from her husband Denis (Denis) after she gave birth to twins in 1953.

Her own way of doing things in this matter foreshadowed her future role as prime minister. When she carefully selected her own outfit, she not only made the new costumes of powerful women pearl necklace, brooch, big round earrings, long sleeved shirts, blue bubble sleeve skirts, decent heels, but also established a new tradition for female politicians.

Thatcher builds himself Dress up The process is also a compulsory course for many women who have been exposed to the past. For example, in France in eighteenth Century, if Marie Antoinette (Marie-Antoinette) did not perform plastic surgery (without anesthesia) and asked the top Barber of Paris to deal with her unruly hair, Louis (King Louis XV) would never consent to her son or future heir to marry him. Almost 2 centuries later, in order to prevent other people from gossiping and saying that their taste in clothes is not patriotic enough, then the first lady of the United States, Jacqueline Kennedy, employed American designer Oleg Cassini (Oleg Cassini) to imitate her favorite. French fashion Style.

Mrs. Thatcher Dress up It was crucial for her to go all the way from the grocer's daughter to a formidable politician. Her dressing style and the changes of a small set of accessories, such as her rigid handbag, had served her political career well in the end.

Thatcher, who agreed to abandon aunt style hat, left a sign of fluffy hairstyle. Severe baking and unchanging helmet style showed her indomitable perseverance.

Simon Thatcher, a historian and special editor of the financial times, commented: "Thatcher's helmet style hairstyle can withstand any storm." she once said, "Mrs. Simon will never shrink back," and she can easily express her meaning for her hairstyle.

Mrs. Thatcher's dress can be regarded as a reflection of her strong personality like nails. Like her hairstyle, her Aquascutum wide dress reflects a formidable image. This shocking costume is essential in a male dominated political environment.

Thatcher Marianne Mary Anne, creative director of the age of Thatcher, confirmed that her famous customer was struggling with every detail of her dress and said that "Mrs. Thatcher knew exactly what she should wear, especially for her shoulders."

The final shape made Mrs. Thatcher look like a duck in the male dominated elite. Designer Isaac Mizrahi (Isaac Mizrahi) recalled Mrs. Thatcher's friendship with former US President Reagan (President Reagan), saying: "in the 80s of last century, I often made a bet: Mrs. Thatcher and Reagan were the same kind of people. Wouldn't it be Mrs. Reagan if you put a wig on President Reagan? "

At that time, French President Mitterrand (Fran C OIS Mitterrand) also had a widely circulated saying: he said Mrs. Thatcher had the eyes of Caligula (Caligula) and the mouth of Monroe Monroe (Marilyn] Monroe).

In this image, even the ultimate goal of women's accessories, handbags, has become the best tool for Mrs. Thatcher to cut off six of her five political career. During her administration, those who were unhappy with Mrs. Thatcher were always worried about "handbagged" - lest she should be fired.

Around the British Prime Minister's undecorated Asprey handbag, it caused all sorts of fantastic claims that at the beginning of a charity auction this year, it was photographed at a high price of 25 thousand pounds, which let her daughter Carol commented: "I hope the highest bidder knows... He won a magic weapon with a brilliant record. After all, my mother invented the word "pack away".

In 1990, Mrs. Thatcher herself joked that the top secret information of the government was put in her handbag, because in her view, this is the best place to guard against leakage. Though spoken in a playful tone, this may emphasize the most striking thing about Mrs Thatcher's choice of her outfit: completely subservient to her own work.

When asked how she looked at fashion, Mrs. Thatcher once revealed that her ideal dress is not to be "crumpled" when she is flying to meet with foreign dignitaries. Her style of dressing at home is also neat and respectable, "because everyone knows that I work at all times." I have to wear my best clothes seven days a week, because you know I often have visitors.

Like her helmet hairstyle and shoulder pads, Mrs. Thatcher stressed that "to go to the party on her own" rather than the other party to meet her is a complete reversal of the traditional expectations of women in political life.

As Mizrahi pointed out, Thatcher is commendable because she "does not even bother to make herself look sexy". She focuses on dealing with more thorny issues, not about whether Reagan or Mitterrand feels charming or not.

Anya Hindmarch, the designer of the handbag, once publicly claimed that she was a fan of Mrs. Thatcher, and said, "Mrs. Anya's smartest thing for her image is that the clothes she wears will never suppress her personality." I think it's a great thing to be able to dress up and be generous.

This is perhaps the second important contribution of the iron lady's dress. It reminds us of the fact that unlike the present era, it is easy for a politician to not dress and dress in the face of a lot of priorities. Even though this powerful German Chancellor, Merkel, is not so particular about his clothes.