Target of Evaluation | ||
NO Says Brenda Polan. |
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SOPHIE'S Ascot outfit is quite the most light-hearted, cheerful twinning of skirt and jacket one can imagine. |
Appreciation |
+ outfit |
The four colours sugar pink, tangerine, lime and blue are exactly those that fashion loves this summer |
intriguing personalisation of "fashion" thus, literally, Affect, but metaphorically Appreciation |
+ outfit |
and the Neapolitan ice- cream effect ensured the suit was eye-catching enough for a royal |
Appreciation |
+ outfit |
who clearly wanted to attract some attention. |
(wanting attract attention here seems to have taken on positive associations) |
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What is even more remarkable is that, thanks to (1) very clever cutting, Sophie's little suit makes her look (2) curvily sexy, something she's never quite pulled off before. |
1. Judgement - reflects on the capacity of her couturiere/tailor 3. Judgement |
1. + couturiere |
That's because it was made to measure by a rather clever couturiere. The suit bears all the hallmarks of Laura B, the Knightsbridge-based dressmaker. |
Judgement |
+ couturiere |
The resulting outfit is certainly more risque than usual for Sophie |
Appreciation |
ambiguous as to +/- |
who has always demonstrated impeccably restrained, even subdued, good taste in her public persona. |
Judgement |
+ Sophie |
But judging by the pearl hat, the gloves and little bag, the Countess lost a little of her nerve at the last minute |
(possible token of Judgement, perhaps negative in that it implies Sophie might have been more "courageous" or "confident" |
Sophie |
and decided on neutral accessories to tone down this most extraordinary outfit. |
Appreciation |
+ outfit |