The producers present not only the family's travails but lots of miscellaneous information about the Victorian era, including the kind of earthy detail Edith Wharton couldn't divulge (about feminine hygiene, for example).
For me, in terms of personal style, I always like something that's a little menswear-inspired, a white shirt or a men's jacket with a very feminine dress, for example.
For me, in terms of personal style, I always like something that's a little men's wear inspired, a white shirt or a men's jacket with a very feminine dress, for example.
We often replicate them (go check out any dating website and count the number of gay/bi men who don't want to date a feminine man, for example).
The discourse of feminine respectability, for example, encouraged male engagement in CSPs through mothers' advice to daughters to tolerate men's polygamous nature, but discouraged female engagement in CSPs through young people's and parents' notions of respectable women.
Attempts from various quarters to capture and revalue the distinctively feminine (by theorizing, for example, "maternal thinking," [Ruddick 1989], or écriture féminine [Cixous 1976]) risk, critics claim, endorsing existing power relations.
A suit can be very feminine, when worn, for example, like I wear my YSL tuxedo: Trousers, jacket and a long chain around my neck.
They tend to be wary of creating specialized fields/types of philosophy that are relevant only to (some or all) women or feminists, for example, feminine ethics, gynocentric ethics, or lesbian ethics (for a variety of positions in feminine and feminist ethics see Feminist Ethics.
My feminine side is revealed, for example, in colour and clothes.
For example, feminine attire has been used to excuse rape in "she asked for it" defenses.
