Opinion
Stylish with 72 – what we can learn from Brigitte Macron
The hair? To blond. The skirts? Too short. Brigitte Macron is considered a rebel on the political parquet. Why the presidential’s style’s style sets an important sign.
How long is too short? Many concerns this question as soon as Brigitte Macron appears publicly. Because the French première lady prefers to show itself in skirts and clothes that end a good hand wide above its knee. Too daring, finding, after all, younger counterparts such as Melania Trump also dress far. But with 72, tougher rules seem to apply to Macron: “Dress Your Age”, dress according to your age, it is then often said on social media. But why?
Brigitte Macron whistles on the fashion dictation
Empowerment was once a word with buzz, it was as big as diversity. But both terms that made it possible for women to break out of old structures and ignore unreachable ideals are becoming more and more important. In addition, there are conservative ideal images from right -wing circles, of which one actually thought they had long since overcome them. That is precisely why the otherness of Brigitte Macron is special: she whistles on moderators and attracts what she likes.
She has long since found her style: instead of clothes with large patterns that sometimes hide upholstery, Macron always wears figure -hugging in plain colors. Everyone should see how good it is in shape with 72. For this she steals with sports every day for 30 minutes. She would never lower comfortable five-centimeter heels, instead stilettos with 10 cm high hoes belong to her uniform. A look that not every woman has to like, nor does not have to imitate him. Macron still deserves respect for her fashion.
What has brought her a lot of sympathy in France is her support for the fashion industry there. In public appearances, she would never wear anything other than clothes from the big designer houses: Louis Vuitton, Dior, Balmain or Chanel. On the one hand, pure luxury, on the other hand, a strong commitment to a domestic cultural asset. There are hardly any politicians in Germany who support local designers. Even Melania Trump prefers to wear Parisian couture as dresses from US creatives. When asked about their support for French designers, Brigitte Macron once told the French “Elle” in an interview: “Why not if it does something good for the French fashion industry? I am very interested in fashion.”
The fact that she shows herself with calflangen clothes, especially when visiting the state in Great Britain, is probably only related to the strict yard protocol of the British. Those who do not comply with this are not desirable on the red carpet. A faux pas that the French President cannot afford after the controversial slap in the face that Brigitte Macron recently missed her husband on a plane in front of running cameras. What did she wear that day? The most important detail ever!
Source: Stern
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
