As often happens, major issues get lost in the swirl of war, homelessness, why Amazon stock is going down, and the benefits of the Mediterranean Diet. As a result, we lose sight of things that matter. Let us – together - be the first to face a hitherto unspoken problem.
You’ve guessed. You understood immediately that I am talking about Kamala’s wardrobe. I cannot tackle this issue in one post, so today we will do a deep dive (one of my least favorite expressions) into the messaging of her clothes. Come back Friday when we will unpack (my other least favorite expression) the color choices of her outfits.
Okay, let’s get serious. Whichever bland pantsuit she decided to wear, she sends a message. Women readers will understand this more quickly than men because they've known about messaging with clothes forever, but guys, hang in there. Therefore, in public, Kamala needs to wear clothing that says:
1. Yes, I’m a woman, but I won’t emasculate men or compete with women.
2. I care about my appearance, but I care more about whatever you care about.
3. Sure, I want to be president, but I’m not really ambitious. I’d prefer to be preparing gluten free brownies for the school’s bake sale, but I can’t because I’m a childless cat person.
See you Friday when we unpack, then deep dive into whether or not Kamala ought to wear Cool Autumn colors or other hues.
Not The Trip We Planned will be published by Koehler in March, 2025.
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