Theresa May, the leadership of Great Britain came to him in one of the most hectic times of the recent history of his country: with the resignation of the previous prime minister, David Cameron, and the subsequent affirmation in the polls of the Brexit –the exit from the country of the European Union-, May had to face numerous political challenges. However, the looks at that time also pointed to another facet personal: his style of clothing.
Despite being attacked on several occasions by their choices of dress, his personality prevailed and that caught the attention of the magazine Vogue, and that in the month of April will be published for the first time a cover starring a british prime minister.
although Margaret Tatcher had participated in several issues of the journal, never came to be part of the cover, so that the choice of May it became something unheard of. According to a report in the british The Guardian, the production of the photos was conducted last week by renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz in Chequers, the country house of the governor.
Vogue has already been mentioned on other opportunities in the style of the first minister, highlighting your choices in footwear, something that has become a symbol of the leader of the british isles. May be considered a amateur to the kitten heels (low-heeled shoes), especially those that present a design, animal print.
The fashion of Theresa May has also raised controversy at other times, like when he was part of a photoshoot for the Sunday Times magazine in which he appeared with leather pants designer valued at £995. Nicky Morgan, the parliamentary conservative, he criticized then-by using clothes so expensive. “I don’t have leather pants. I’ve never spent so much in my life, with the exception of my wedding dress,” she cried.
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