Rose Byrne as Gloria Steinem in the forthcoming FX series Mrs. America recalls a time when miniskirts and minidresses were symbols of freedom.
crossed Fifth Avenue in a pair of sky-high platform heels and a very high hemline. To onlookers of a certain age, she might have been the real Ms. Steinem, a woman who began her feminist writing and activism career in the late ’60s and early ’70s, and who did so while dressed in provocative ensembles. But a closer look revealed it was in fact actress Rose Byrne, who is starring as a throwback Steinem in the forthcoming FX series.
Byrne’s costume design recalls a time when champions of the women’s liberation movement were praising miniskirts and minidresses as symbols of freedom: freedom for women to have control over their own bodies, freedom of sexual expression, and freedom to wear clothing that didn’t constrain or inhibit them. Steinem wore short hemlines often, whether she was lecturing or protesting.
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