Gwyneth Paltrow fashionably made the process a spectacle of humility, while Donald Trump dressed as if it were nothing. Who was right?
For you: Monetary benefit
Another Gossip court case concluded last week, and Gwyneth Paltrow won. But so do we viewers, because unlike the Amber Heard/Johnny Depp War of the Roses, we learned so much! We know that the actress is not responsible for the plaintiff being unable to attend a wine tasting just because he fell in the snow. And that the ski slopes are pretty crowded and this once glamorous hobby is no more. No, we already knew that! But the enthusiasm for this show was due to something else, that New York Magazine found the poetic words “We are all Gwynnocent”. Which is a perfidious description of the courtroom outfits the actress-turned-magician (turning ideas like vagina-scented candles into millions of dollars) wore in the Utah courtroom. Because to folks in Utah and elsewhere far from scented candle problems, these looks looked like humble basics. But for uptown residents and fashion journalists like a sack of dollars. A fine olive-green coat here, a corduroy blazer there, seemingly down-to-earth footwear, turtleneck sweater, cardigans. If you don’t have a few loose-fitting thousands, you shouldn’t even try to imitate this fabulous rustic style. He falls only well in Kashmir, with real gold and the certainty of victory of the successful millionaire. Nevertheless: The Gwynnocent look is a fashionable survival tool that every woman needs. So get to earning money, ladies!
For him: broad rejection
Much has been written about Donald Trump’s suits, just like anything else related to his person. From a tailoring point of view, they are not the most advantageous because they make it look shorter and stockier than it is, but they do correspond to the classic American design: wide and powerful, suitable for the preferred cars of the US rich. However, with the clean blue and red color scheme and consistency with which Mr. Trump wears this suit, the look has become a solid trademark and somehow cohesive. In the dock, the bright red and traditionally wide tie looked unusual, simply too offensive for the occasion. It is typical that the ex-president did not follow the discreet suit outfits of his numerous lawyers, but dressed in a power-conscious and unimpressed manner. What am I supposed to do here? The looks said so. The meticulous observers of the performance also criticized the stained, greasy collar area of his suit jacket, which clearly showed residue from cosmetics or hair products. An unsightly variant of the collar fat, as it is known to every long-term suit wearer. If shirt collars show persistent discoloration on the inside (usually an ominous combination of sweat and too many washes), this is generally a sign to slowly ship them to the country house to be applied. Shiny spots on suits, on the other hand, have always been a sign of a man who has been struck by fate and whose best days are behind him. well