Last week, Emily Ratajkowski said she is completely fed up with people who are “offended by breasts.” Now Paige Spiranac is standing up for female golfers who are blessed with breasts. Did you have any idea that there was a war on breasts? And if so why?
The LPGA Tour established a strict dress code last week and Spiranac was not a fan of the new rules, despite not having a spot on the LPGA. The new guidelines include no leggings unless under a skirt, no jogging bottoms, and no plunging necklines. Spiranac, who is known for her tantalizing photos on Instagram, wrote an article on Forbes arguing against the new prohibitive dress code.
“Take the vague banning of ‘plunging necklines.’ What constitutes a plunging neckline? Most likely, this edict was put into place to eliminate the presence of cleavage. In that case, a curvier, fuller-figured woman would be chided and fined far more often than a woman with a smaller bust. In a world where women are continually and unwantedly sexualized, this new rule serves as yet another reason for women to feel ashamed of their bodies, and a reminder that to be respected, they must alter their behavior because of outside perception.”
Spiranac said that “by labeling women as looking ‘unprofessional’ when showing cleavage or shorts worn under a skirt, the LPGA is perpetrating the outdated stereotypes about the connection between what a woman wears and her morals, as well as insinuating that women do not have control over the perception of their bodies, but rather that they must bend to the every whim of the male gaze.”
On her Instagram, Spiranac continued to share photos of herself in outfits that would definitely be deemed “too sexy” for the LPGA.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BWGfu0KFHPk/?taken-by=_paige.renee
https://www.instagram.com/p/BVQLiI2A09h/?taken-by=_paige.renee
https://www.instagram.com/p/BT2cZ1FFf_c/?taken-by=_paige.renee
Major champion Lexi Thompson also mocked new dress code with this photo on Instagram.