Scandals, weak policy positions and polarization all greatly influence how people assess politicians. But it would be simple-minded to remove clothes and appearance from the American people’s decisions about their politicians. Famously, those who watched the first televised presidential debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon believed that Kennedy won. The allure and polish […]
Author: Clay Morris
Clay Morris is a member of the style team and a sophomore double majoring in Journalism and Political Science. His writing focuses on the intersection of fashion and race as well as the “hard news” of fashion. Morris’ fashion mindset comes from his mother who says: Style is not what you wear it’s how you live.