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Hmm. My wife wandered into the room during the debate and almost immediately made a negative comment about Hillary’s wardrobe choice (as the missus, who used to sell dresses at retail, has a habit of doing). If my heterosexual male brain is managing to comprehend the rules correctly, Hillary is a “Summer,” but has lately been dressing as a “Winter” should. Perhaps in a political context, though, standing out in the crowd is more important than “looking good” per se. (If this is true, then Washington is not only “Hollywood for ugly people,” as the saying goes, but also Hollywood for badly-dressed people.)
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