I agree - literally the last thing I want to be perceived at work is a "babe". I don't want people to think of me as a babe, EVER, unless it's my bf.Totally agree! I think the "boss babe" terminology is like being a Barbie boss. I'm a boss/brand director in a corporate setting and have many friends who are bosses as well in various industries. I don't think boss babe is a term any one of us would use and I definitely wouldn't wear the chintzy "power suits" Vicky wears to a presentation.
Yes, she's accumulated success for herself but honestly -- your husband and two best friends working for you doesn't make you a "boss babe". Neither does prancing in your panties for validation you're clearly not getting from your husband.
I'm sorry, what?! Do you shop online ever? Fashion brands are still flooded with white models. If they ever use Asian or Black models, they are still stick-skinny and light-skinned Asians/Blacks with white-washed hair and makeup. I was looking to buy swimsuits and have been getting a bunch of instagram ads for swimsuit brands and I was not surprised to see brands like Triangl only having 90% super skinny white women on their ads. I want to see how the bikini looks on an average body on everyone's skin tone, not just size 2 white women.last time I checked every fashion clothing retailer website was empowering black women ( not sure about your white girl comment ) maybe look at some fashion lines you will see black and Asian now more than white ... besides that white s. Ideology is now officially over ... it’s boring to obsess over skinnnnnnnnnn
Also what do you mean it's "boring to obsess over skin"? No the fuck it is not - how is it fair that the world we live in is so diverse and multicultural but brands aren't reflecting that in 2021? People with different skin tones want to see how clothes look in their own skin before purchasing it. You have absolutely no right to be dismissing the fight for fair representation of skin colour in fashion ads, as it's not only related to fashion but is related to the entire reflection of society and how they view people of other skin colours. You pretty much showed it in your comment that you don't care as long as it has nothing to do with you and push the idea that it's "boring". Maybe you're a white girl who got offended because of someone's white girl comment but this is literally something people have dealt with since the beginning of ads. Maybe read up on what racism is and how it exists in every aspect of life before naively commenting about your own privilege.