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Should #fashion be political? @lauracraik examines the relationship between #politics and the #runway and asks if female politicians’ #fashion choices are changing the agenda in this week's #TheStyleReport. 'When the #designer Katharine Hamnett @lahamnett wore an anti-missile ‘58% Don’t Want Pershing’ T-shirt to meet the then British prime minister Margaret Thatcher at a Downing Street reception in 1984, little did she know what she had started,' she says. 'Suddenly, T-shirts became cultural signposts; highly visible ways of broadcasting your message via a stylish medium. More than 30 years later, politically charged T-shirts have become ubiquitous once more, a #trend reignited by an increasing anger towards world leaders and their policies. #Fashion has always been a home for social misfits and minorities – the very groups that current ideologies target. Little wonder #designers have used their platforms to take a stand.' Click the link in our bio to read more.

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