I absolutely adore this woman. She would've made a damn good president. But every time I see her lately, all I can think is damn, girl, what happened to your hair? It's probably a sign of how hard she's working and how dedicated she is to her job, but it's making her look really haggard.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Hillary needs a haircut
I absolutely adore this woman. She would've made a damn good president. But every time I see her lately, all I can think is damn, girl, what happened to your hair? It's probably a sign of how hard she's working and how dedicated she is to her job, but it's making her look really haggard.
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She's been looking that way for a few years now.
Longer hair does not suit most older women ... especially unkempt. Get a good short style ... it will take years of her age.
Yup. All I need to do when I start thinking about growing my hair out to shoulder length is compare pictures of Hillary during the campaign with her hair short and neatly coiffed to the way she looks now.
From an article about Harrod's sure to raise your blood pressure ...
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Although Stark has filed a complaint, she doesn't seem to be making half as much of the issue as the British media. Sali Hughes of the Guardian says that the firing is "deeply sexist," going on to write, "It implies that a woman, however clean and presentable, can pass muster only in heavy makeup, and that anyone opting out is by default shabby and below par."
On the other hand, Liz Jones of the Daily Mail says that employers whose employees work with the public have a right to hold them to certain standards. "Women who feel no compunction to improve what nature bestowed upon them are, in my experience, arrogant, lazy or deluded, and frequently all three," she writes. "Why does a young woman think her desire to show us her open pores and ruddy complexion outweighs the wishes of her employer to present a polished face to the customer?"
Jones sums up, "Conforming to a high standard of dress code -- and, yes, making the best of your looks in the workplace -- is a sign of strength, not weakness. Kate Middleton, Michelle Obama and even Hilary Clinton do so every waking moment of their lives. You'd think a shop assistant could bring herself to do the same."
http://jobs.aol.com/articles/2011/07/07/employee-fired-for-not-wearing-makeup/?ncid=txtlnkuscare00000002
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Obviously the Daily Mail hasn't pay attention to Hillary's looks in years.
Yeah, I think Harrod's would probably fire Hillary the way she looks now.
Makeup and hairdressers are expensive. How's a shopgirl supposed to afford all that?
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