As fashion progressed in the world throughout the years, the amount of fashion rules grew as well. At first these simple rules were just guidelines of what to wear and what to avoid buying. But slowly things started to change as these rules became more prominent in the world and eventually evolved into laws. There were dozens of fashion rules and laws enforced to the public by the fashion police, but there were five rules, known as the ‘fearful five’ that were the highest crimes in the fashion world, and were the highly imposed on the public.
1. No horizontal stripes
2. Women must wear women’s clothing and men must wear mens
3. Don’t mix prints
4. If you carry a purse it must match your shoes
5. And no white after Labor Day
Maria Reynolds known for her killer red lipstick and for presiding over the aforementioned fashion police. She took her job seriously, striking fear in the hearts of those who even have have a …show more content…
A young woman living in the heart of New York City, by the name of Peggy Schuyler was the lead offender of the fashion police. Coming from a rich family she was expected to be like her older sisters and be a honorable lawful woman. Instead she openly spoke out against the rules everyday, drawing crowds of hundreds of people everyday to listen to her speeches. Everyday she broke the rules and enjoyed every second of it. And she never stopped, no matter how many officers chased her through the streets or how many times she was fined.
One Thursday in the middle of November, seemingly no different than any other day that week, or that month for that matter, Peggy Schuyler had decided to break all five rules. of the fearful five. She left the house that morning, wearing a white and black men's horizontal striped shirt, with floral leggings and shoes that didn’t match her purse in the slightest. As she walked down the street with a smirk on her face, Peggy felt all eyes on her as heads turned and people
1. No horizontal stripes
2. Women must wear women’s clothing and men must wear mens
3. Don’t mix prints
4. If you carry a purse it must match your shoes
5. And no white after Labor Day
Maria Reynolds known for her killer red lipstick and for presiding over the aforementioned fashion police. She took her job seriously, striking fear in the hearts of those who even have have a …show more content…
A young woman living in the heart of New York City, by the name of Peggy Schuyler was the lead offender of the fashion police. Coming from a rich family she was expected to be like her older sisters and be a honorable lawful woman. Instead she openly spoke out against the rules everyday, drawing crowds of hundreds of people everyday to listen to her speeches. Everyday she broke the rules and enjoyed every second of it. And she never stopped, no matter how many officers chased her through the streets or how many times she was fined.
One Thursday in the middle of November, seemingly no different than any other day that week, or that month for that matter, Peggy Schuyler had decided to break all five rules. of the fearful five. She left the house that morning, wearing a white and black men's horizontal striped shirt, with floral leggings and shoes that didn’t match her purse in the slightest. As she walked down the street with a smirk on her face, Peggy felt all eyes on her as heads turned and people