Visit to Dnipropetrovs'k - 1/14/08
In Niapol, Italy - 9/19/07
Working visit to Odessa oblast - 2/7/08I love this photo, feminine style amongst a sea of men in serious business suits.
Press conference - 2/2/08 
Government meeting, 2/13/08 
Remember my post about Hillary Clinton's fashion choices, titled must we pretend to be men? I know you do, my faithful readers.Not to harp on the subject, but I couldn't help but to be inspired by Yulia Tymoshenko, the Prime Minister of Ukraine. She is the quintisential example of a woman in power (named 3rd most powerful woman in the world by Forbes, 2005) who presents herself as both feminine and fashionable. From the Princess Leia braids to the designer shoes, Chanel pearls, puff sleeves, and flouncy dresses and skirts, she is making no attempt to hide her femininity behind men-inspired pant suits.
A lesson for H. Clinton or a sign that Ukraine is ahead of the U.S. when it comes to femininity and women of power?
Side note: Not without controversy, Tymoshenko has been criticized for her accumulation of wealth by way of the gas industry; some of which she has clearly spent on designer clothing.
image credits: tymoshenko.com
A lesson for H. Clinton or a sign that Ukraine is ahead of the U.S. when it comes to femininity and women of power?
Side note: Not without controversy, Tymoshenko has been criticized for her accumulation of wealth by way of the gas industry; some of which she has clearly spent on designer clothing.
image credits: tymoshenko.com
