Over the last week, as Kamala Harris has stepped into the spotlight as the likely Democratic nominee for president, she has done so with a high-wattage smile, a pop culture boost and a cascade of endorsements. Suddenly everything about her seems to have been electrified, except one thing. Her clothes.
Instead she is wearing her usual tone-on-tone silk shells and pussy-bow blouses. Her usual signature pearls and 70-millimeter Manolo Blahnik heels... But does it look presidential? In an election in which so much about one candidate is potentially pioneering.
How you present yourself as a woman in leadership is an issue every woman in leadership has to consider, said Ashley Allison, the chief executive of Watering Hole Media and a former Biden-Harris campaign adviser. Ms. Harris, she said, is trying to break what is potentially the biggest, thickest, largest glass ceiling there is.
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