How politicians ruin fashion for the rest of us
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telegraph.co.uktheir embrace of trainers and baseball caps is less about “fashion” than an attempt to look relatable, by mirroring the sartorial choices of the electorate.
It’s why Cameron wore green Dunlop wellies rather than the £125 Hunters you can bet he had at home.The electorate doesn’t want its politicians to look relatable.
It merely wants them to do their job. Nor does it want them to look as though they’re keeping abreast of current trends beyond the macro-economic variety.
It’s clear that Rishi Sunak has a genuine interest in fashion: you don’t get to know about Everlane sweaters and Travelling Artisan shirts by reading The Economist.
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