Washington Post Runs Article Criticizing Erika Kirk’s Wardrobe
“her styling of late suggests that she’s aware that she now needs to be able to blend into mainstream”
The left simply refuses to leave this woman alone, despite the tragedy she suffered only months ago.
FOX News reports:
Erika Kirk tells Washington Post ‘go touch grass’ after paper runs article critiquing her wardrobe
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) CEO Erika Kirk had a pointed response to The Washington Post at her religious revival event on Wednesday, calling out its “fixation” with her wardrobe.
Earlier this month, the Post raised eyebrows with an article claiming in its headline that Kirk was “walking a fine line in a glittering pantsuit,” putting a spotlight on wardrobe decisions she has made since her late husband, Charlie Kirk, was assassinated last year.
“Kirk, a mother to two toddlers, continues to take on public-facing leadership duties while promoting traditional ideas about prioritizing marriage and motherhood, and her clothes are attempting to walk the same high wire … her styling of late suggests that she’s aware that she now needs to be able to blend into mainstream, secular, political contexts well enough to be taken seriously — but not so well as to be mistaken for a career woman or a feminist,” wrote Washington Post fashion writer Ashley Fetters Maloy.
Speaking at the kickoff to TPUSA Faith’s inaugural “Make Heaven Crowded” tour just outside Los Angeles, Kirk drew a lesson from the Garden of Eden, linking Eve’s “fixation” on the forbidden fruit to the needless distractions people face while not focusing on what matters.
“And that is our day and age right now. There’s this kind of curiosity that is so innocent and God-given, which is precious. And that’s the type where you’re searching for more beautiful things, and the eternal things,” Kirk said at Harvest Church in Riverside, Calif. “But then there’s also this curiosity that just pulls you away from what matters most.”
“And I am seeing it on full display,” she continued. “It invites you to distraction. It feeds your fears. It makes you half of a person. It makes you even question your faith. It puts you in a position where you’re reacting, feeling like you have to respond when you actually don’t have to respond. And quite honestly, we live in a culture that is just endlessly curious about things that don’t matter.”
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wapo just continues to prove they are fashionabley stupid
Hey, Bezos — how about a “style” column on your “astronauts?”
Jeff Bozo strikes again.
Pravda on the Potomac knows as much about fashion as it does rocket science. I thought Bezos was trying to move the “paper” more to the center, but that seems to be less true with every passing day.