Angela Rayner ghastly trouser suit

Yet again, I can't comprehend what I'm reading.

She was clean and tidy.

Does she normally have a Lady in the Van look then?

It wasnt a trouser suit it was her pyjamas she slept in.

She is Deputy PM now either she grows up and behaves like a serious polititian or she won’t last long, personally I would have liked her to have a high profile job like Home Secretary.

GSM I always thought Mrs Sunak dressed well.

Oh dear!

Let’s give them their 100 days before the inevitable mud slinging commences.

Oh for goodness sake Primrose and clique just keep your unwanted opinions on people's clothes to yourselves.

I like Angela. I don't care what she's wearing.

We all make fashion mistakes occasionally. I will judge on the way they do their jobs not on what they wear.

Bumface

Why was Mrs Sunak dressed as a zebra? Does any of this really matter?

I loved Mrs Sunak’s dress, I like her style.

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Mrs Starmer looked lovely

Rachel Reeves looked smart.

I think first impressions count. I expect most of us would want to look our best for an important event.

Why was Mrs Sunak dressed as a zebra? Does any of this really matter?

A woman chooses an outfit she feels good in

Other women put her down for it

I will never understand why

How lovely! Let’s slag off the party on day one by criticising their fashion sense.

She was clean and tidy. Frankly I don’t care what any of them wear, look like or sound like if they do a good job, time will tell.

It wasn’t the most flattering colour or style.

I was surprised she wasn’t wearing red.

Haven’t seen Lisa Tandy/Nandy, will have a look.

Chocolatelovinggran

I hoped that we had moved on from judging people on their fashion. These women are not working for Vogue.

That is not what is happening.

But when government ministers, of both sexes and all genders, are in the public eye in a professional situation, I for one, want them to be dressed in a mnner that enables them to come across as professional and competent, and ill fitting or scruffy clothes, do not fill that requirement - and that applies to men as well as women.

It is just unfortunate that while a man only needs to get into a dark suit, put on a shirt, and occasionally a tie, for women, where the range of colour, styles and fabrics available to them is so much larger, so is the opportunity to get it badly wrong. Unfortunately many women MP's of all parties, do have a tendency to wear jackets that are too small for them. I have no idea why.

People were quick to jump on Boris though so why not?

First impressions do make an impression but ...........? Angela Rayner is not my favourite politician but her fashion sense is not important!

I hoped that we had moved on from judging people on their fashion. These women are not working for Vogue.

Just ghastly - I’ll say no more.

She looked terrible, also Lisa Tandy's suit looked far too tight, you could see the outline of her pants as she went into No 10.
First impressions and all that.

Unfortunately, I think there's so much more to worry about that particular individual than what she looks like or her poor fashion sense…..