Fashion Police.

MP Alina Kabaeva was told by the Russian state that it has passed a law agents mini skirts thus "women's fashion" and these garments were forbidden within the Russian Duma and members like former rhythmic gymnast were to be advised of the seriousness if she continued to ware these offending garments. Alina Kabaeva an elected Member of Parliament will be held accountable by this "Code of Ethics" as this was said to fashion house, the question was how far will they go. Alina Kabaeva MP said It’s funny how women are made to feel embarrassed or ashamed for liking girly things. Girls are made to feel bad about not having the traditional strength of men or being exceptionally aggressive. So are more women today masculine? Yes. Are more men today more feminine? Yes. But what defines femininity and masculinity? Chromosomes and hormones or just {social roles} mere persecutions defined by society? If a woman is good at weight training and another is good at classical ballet - why can’t both types be respected and celebrated? Why must we conform to groups? Let’s be their individually be defined” As fashion house agrees that may well be. But their seems to be persecution for the ware of garment's. There is an industry this should include even the imprisoned, style should be a choice for individual not a committee and even mrs gorbachev promoted Russian Fashion.

Alina Kabaeva was warned by the Duma that workers will also have to minimise contact with journalists, directing all work-related questions to the press service though in a "polite" manner, the paper said. The so-called Code of Ethics impacts everyone working in the State Duma, Russia's lower house of parliament, including deputies and their staff members. The Moskovsky Komsomolets daily newspaper said "This code recommends a business style marked by formality, restraint, tradition, and neatness", which might spell the end of miniskirts and low-cut blouses for many parliamentary assistants, the paper quipped and when speaking to each other, they will have to refrain from all "rudeness" and "arrogance", the guidelines prepared on the orders of the president's anti-corruption committee said. Russian MPs and their aides will soon have to follow a new ethics code forbidding miniskirts and indiscreet behaviour that may tarnish the image of parliament, a report said.

Alina Kabaeva said the Russian Duma was infamous for "loud arguments" and even fist fights during its raucous sessions in the 1990s, although the chamber has now lost much of its spark, with many deputies failing to show up for regular session now resorted to picking on fashion.  As nothing can be as good  as a tailored garment, this beauty is in the eye of the phobic now. It should not be a decision for any political establishment to pass judgement on fashion taste. Here with Erica Fashion hopes that maybe this girl can bring fashion reform, as the former Russian Prime Minister Putin looks on with admiration.