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How the pantsuit became a fashion symbol of ambition and women’s empowerment

The pantsuit continues to define women's workwear, balancing sharp tailoring with a statement of confidence, authority and personal style.

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裤装如何成为女性雄心壮志和赋权的时尚象征

From left: Huma Abedin, Sali Christeson, Hillary Clinton and Mika Brzezinski at an event celebrating Argent, a brand specialising in women’s workwear, which brought together more than 100 women dressed for the occasion. Photo: The New York Times

Of the many legacies of the 2016 US presidential election, one of the less politically charged may be the enshrinement of the pantsuit as a uniform for powerful women.

Former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton, the first woman to secure the nomination of a major political party, identified herself in her Instagram bio at the time as a “pantsuit aficionado”.

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