Kamala Harris has a uniform. Most days, you’ll find her in a boxy, broad-shouldered suit that mirrors the one worn by her opponent. Her sartorial choice makes sense. Harris is auditioning for a job that has been held for the past 248 years by 44 white men and one Black man. All of these presidents spent their days in prim, dark suits—the garment Western men have worn for centuries to project power and respectability. Over the past decade, women vying for the presidency have...
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