How Dolly Parton Taught Millions of Women to Be Unapologetically Glam
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How Dolly Parton taught millions of women to be unapologetically glam
The Queen of Country, who has died at 80, challenged prevailing stereotypes about how women should present themselves, writes Ellie Muir
It's impossible to think of Dolly Parton without the mind taking us to that massive, rubious cardado, those infinite nails, that impossible voicebell and that silhouette embedded in some very narrow jeans.
The physical departure of Dolly Parton has left an immense void in popular culture, but her extraordinary legacy remains intact. That charismatic woman who was able to captivate both conservatives and progressives was consolidated as an undisputed global icon. Although many originally boxed her under the prejudice of being a dumb blonde because of her appearance, the composer proved to have a brilliant intelligence to dominate the music industry…
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