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Simon Doonan Wants “Fash-tainment” in the 2016 Election
Washington politicians aren’t known for daring fashion choices, but Simon Doonan , writer and creative ambassador for Barney’s New York, wants that to change.
By Frances Anderton • • 1 min readWashington politicians aren’t known for daring fashion choices, but Simon Doonan, writer and creative ambassador for Barney’s New York, wants that to change.
In a recent column for Slate he montaged Hillary Clinton, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul and others in catwalk styles he felt better expressed their true selves, while providing us with “fash-tainment” during a long drawn out campaign season. He discussed his choices with Frances Anderton in front of an intimate live audience this past weekend.
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Simon Doonan on 2016, Dior and I, LACMA Update - 1:01Simon Doonan Wants “Fash-tainment” in the 2016 Election You’re reading this
- 6:41Seamstresses Steal the Show in ‘Dior and I’
- 18:33Should the LACMA Scheme Move Forward?
- 24:30A Celebration of Tap Water
The full episode
1 of 4Simon Doonan on 2016, Dior and I, LACMA Update - 1:01Simon Doonan Wants “Fash-tainment” in the 2016 Election You’re reading this
- 6:41Seamstresses Steal the Show in ‘Dior and I’
- 18:33Should the LACMA Scheme Move Forward?
- 24:30A Celebration of Tap Water