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A a woman who wears menswear and loves Joan’s fashion, I think part of it is that it just looks bad ass. Well tailored suits make everyone look suave and charming and that’s a great look for Dr. Watson.
Suave and charming, I like your words, and bad ass over everything
ineedarendezvous replied to your post “Why does Joan wear so many ties and men’s looking suits on the show. I…”
idk but i love a woman who wears suits like hers. they dont do it enough. not all feminine women have to be feminine by wearing a dress.
True, fair enough. The clothes don’t make the femininity. I’ve read more than once that Lucy Liu could use a bag of potatoes as clothes and anyway she would look great and I agree!
get-started replied to your post “Why does Joan wear so many ties and men’s looking suits on the show. I…”
I think we still have a culture that thinks somber men’s wear is the most respectable. Think of the female police detectives we see - they mostly wear jackets or pant suits.
Yes, I agree that the dress is cultural. Although the clothes of the female police detectives is part for comfort, I suppose
khelish replied to your post “Why does Joan wear so many ties and men’s looking suits on the show. I…”
i love your blog :)
Thank you
Getting Started with Post+
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