Vogue contributing editor rolls back women's lib
Vogue contributing editor and New York socialite Plum Sykes -- whose lavish nuptials were detailed in a multi-page spread in the magazine some years ago -- clearly isn't down with the tenets of Gloria Steinem (or "Sex and the City" for that matter).
In an article hyping long-sleeved dresses in the October Vogue, the author kicks things off with the blind conviction of a TV evangelist:
"There are three things a woman really needs at 38: a husband, at least one child, and a dress with long sleeves."
Silly us, cultivating friendships and careers. It's amazing that Sykes didn't catch how regressive -- and downright Betty Crocker -- that remark is. Or perhaps she doesn't care?
Photo: Plum Sykes dancing her "cares" away in 2003. Credit: Patrick Mc Mullan

if you have it flaunt it...
Posted by: peppergirl | October 03, 2008 at 09:03 PM
I could not believe this article or that it made it through the editing process. She is beyond annoying
Posted by: Tara Kerry | October 04, 2008 at 12:15 PM