My own personal favorite is IMF President Christine Lagarde.
Oppenheimer’s, albeit she is very feminine and beautiful. On top of this, today, political leaders Hillary Clinton and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have chosen to look matronly, says French born ‘long time’ women’s image consultant and wardrobe stylist Michele Oppenheimer, whose more than 25 year list of career credits began at Galleries Lafayette in Paris and includes working with Giorgio Armani, Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Democratic Party presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton. More leadership fashion styles. Let me tell you something. I am sure that the substance of their comments has finally superseded their respective images, That’s not necessarily bad thing -at least neither woman is subjected to hours of discussion over her look.
Fashion icons for women in leadership roles.
Not a few people reading this blog will remember the navy blue suits worn with little bow ties by women hoping to eschew femininity for feminism.
Indeed, ever since women began entering the whitish collar, ascendantoriented workplace in record numbers back in the 1970s, there had been a series of books advising them how to dress. Also, neither fared very well. Of course. First’ Lady Hillary Clinton received almost as much public attention for her dress, her look, as she did for her work on healthcare reform. When there were very few women in top leadership roles, there were no role models back consequently. Hers was a situation faced by many 40 something women leaders today. Nonetheless.