Capitol Punishment

1. What is wrong with Talbot's? In case it has not yet reached your, shall we say "consciousness", Talbot's does not maim and kill animals in the name of "fashion".

Posted at 1:25AM on Jan 25th 2008 by anne

2. Call me crazy but I like to focus on the issues.

Posted at 6:18AM on Jan 17th 2008 by LIsa

3. first! yay

Posted at 6:18AM on Jan 17th 2008 by sarah

4. What we have here is.....failure.....to accessorize. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder...but damn, EVERYBODY knows ugly!

Posted at 6:23AM on Jan 17th 2008 by I call Shotgun

5. i like that black jacket hill has on,they all look like they come from florida,no offence to floridians but they do have a colourful style of their own for the over 6o crowd

Posted at 6:28AM on Jan 17th 2008 by walking on sunshine

6. My eyes, My eyes. Hillary's outfit looked liked someone threw up on it. Ewww.

Posted at 6:31AM on Jan 17th 2008 by me

7. With the country as fecked up as it is at the moment, the last thing I want my politicians to be thinking about is what to wear to work and does this dress make me look fat.

Do us all a favour: try to stick to reporting on trivial celebrities and leave the politicians out of it. Last thing we need is to have the public judging and choosing their leaders the same way they do their entertainers. We've already traveled far enough down that path as it is.

Posted at 6:44AM on Jan 17th 2008 by Margarita

8. It's a hard call. It's not like the designers can dress them, like they do celebs because they would appear not in the world of the average citizen. Plus it's really cold where you are now. It's always easier for the men. A suit.

For corporate wear I love Jigsaw. It's an English brand not sure if you have it in the States. It's elegant, stylish yet professional. This season they used soft pastels and French fabric (we're in summer though). Their cut is modern yet classical. Their winter coats are my favorite.....gee Harv's I don't get much wear out of my corporate clothes lately.

Posted at 6:52AM on Jan 17th 2008 by Bet it's Scott Harding

9. I have to say - the only thing I care less about than how many ho ho's Britney eats, is what Hildathigh Clinton is wearing. C'mon TMZ, we get enough of the political nonsense in the real world - let us have our gossip escape without having to have the politicians in our faces here. Im beggin ya....!!

Posted at 6:57AM on Jan 17th 2008 by just me

10. Hey, Harvey! What century are you in? Gotta keep your women barefoot and pregnant -- or at least seductively dressed -- to feel like a real man?

Who cares what politicians -- male or female -- are wearing?

Posted at 7:23AM on Jan 17th 2008 by Glass Ceiling

11. Sexist drivel. Are you going to put the men and what they wear in congress up next?

Didn't think so.

Posted at 7:39AM on Jan 17th 2008 by emanze

12. I dont care if Officials wear potatoe Bags, its how they run the Country or settle Issues....If you cant find something of Importance to print out please dont print....Dont waste our time

Posted at 7:49AM on Jan 17th 2008 by Keri

13. You know, really, I'm getting tired of the constant misogyny on these threads. It's bad enough when it's celebrities but politicians now? It's a little strange also considering that most of your readership, I'm assuming, is female. You know what? I'm out of here, hopefully never to come back.

Posted at 8:03AM on Jan 17th 2008 by Jennifer

14. Why are you just picking on what the women are wearing??? What about Larry Criag in his stunning flaming pink dress??? What about Rudy Gulianni in drag?????
Stay out of politics!!!!

Posted at 9:04AM on Jan 17th 2008 by Sh*tney

15. If you're a politician, you should wear solid colors. Prints aren't very professional and take attention away from their faces.

Posted at 8:12AM on Jan 17th 2008 by Paula