Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 1月27日 03時20分

#AtHomeWith Martha Stewart in Westport, Connecticut, August 1976.

Did Joan Didion predict the rise—and inevitable fall—of the #girlboss? Twenty years ago, the writer shrugged off her typical cloak of indifference to mount a strikingly feminist defense of Stewart, presaging the female founders of the 2010s who were cheered and jeered just like the lifestyle mogul, while explicitly calling her detractors out for misogyny. Or: “Misogynistic in a cartoon way,” she says. “Oddly uncomfortable, a little too intent on marginalizing a rather considerable number of women by making light of their situations and their aspirations.” At the link in bio, Elizabeth Nicholas reflects on Didion's “overtly feminist manifesto“ in support of Stewart, as well as the perils of a fallible person becoming a brand.

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