Washington Post senior critic-at-large Robin Givhan provided a rousing defense of Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis on Thursday. Although her defense was short on facts, it was definitely heavy on fashion, most likely due to Givhan’s previous stint as the Washington Post‘s fashion editor.
However, from the headline of her story, “When Fani Willis took the stand, her fury was precise and laser-focused,” you would have thought facts would have been the emphasis instead of fashion. That is, until you read the fashion-filled story.
Willis sat in the witness chair for hours. Or, more precisely, she reclined in the chair, woman-splaining how men define relationships and how they end them. She did so wearing a fuchsia dress with a single strand of beads around her neck. Her hair was styled in soft, shoulder-length curls and her eye makeup was…
