New Prime Minister Teresa May'S Shoes

Teresa May is British political.

Da man often trampling on a pair of bright eyes.

Running in the political arena is not only of style, but also of rivet shoes.

It is also colorful and leopard shoes. It is said that the collection of leopard pattern shoes is one of Teresa May's great hobbies.

British politicians are not excited about the fact that women politicians with such bright clothes are prime ministers.

In the second day when Cameron announced Teresa Mei will be his successor, the sun in the front page of the British newspaper focused on her leopard print shoes, and the British mirror said that "Teresa May's love for fashion will bring more charm to politics."

However, the British media's enthusiasm for Teresa May's dressing has attracted a lot of controversy.

Critics point out that this is the expression of naked gender discrimination: "why should a woman's clothes and shoes be a concern"? "Never remember what newspaper will dress Cameron for the front page"; "people have more than 30 years of experience in politics, why do they always stare at her dress and make up articles."

In my view, this is not much related to sex discrimination.

British media are fond of reporting Teresa May's dressing up, not least because of her female identity, but rather because of her prime minister's identity.

It was her personality and even the bold style of dress that exceeded the imagination of many leaders about dressing up and made her the focus of media attention.

If Cameron wore a pair of rivet spikes or tattooed appearances, he believed that the British media's enthusiasm for reporting was definitely high.

Look at the current international political arena, male leaders are basically uniform brush, tie, leather shoes, and women leaders are mostly dominated by the set of rules.

For example, German Chancellor Merkel, South Korean President Park Geun hye, Brazil's impeachment President Rousseff and Hilary, who are likely to become the next US president, are not particularly impressed with dressing up, unlike Teresa Mes wearing mini skirts, knee boots or leopard shoes.

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However, the British media is likely to find that after Teresa May was British Prime Minister, the shoes on her feet were not "attractive" before.

From the current appearance, whether it is to attend the Queen's appointment or the first "prime minister's Q & a" appearance or first visit, Teresa May's choice of clothes and shoes is very common.

Also, in the prime minister's job, there will be more scruples in dressing up.

In fact, Teresa May has been suggested by British experts that as a prime minister, he should discard knee dressing and short skirts and other "provocative" clothes and choose a more elegant dress.