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Karl Stefanovic's sexism experiment: Today presenter wears same suit for a year Karl Stefanovic might have been excited to reveal he had been wearing the same suit for a year, but he probably wasn't expecting the tsunami of social media support that comes from tackling sexism head on. Karl Stefanovic's sexism experiment: Today presenter wears same suit for a year. Karl Stefanovic in his Burberry knock-off with co-host Lisa Wilkinson.
Angered by the sexism he saw being heaped upon his female colleagues – and attempts to downplay it – Karl Stefanovic decided to conduct an experiment. He wore the same blue suit on air, two days in a row. Then three. A month ticked by without a ripple. Now, a full year has passed – and he is still wearing the same cheap Burberry knock-off, every morning, on Channel Nine's Today program. TV host wore the same suit for one year, and no one noticed. Australia's popular morning show host and prankster Karl Stefanovic has worn the same suit for a year — and no one noticed.
The wearing of the rip-off Burberry suit for 356 days was a silent protest against the sexism his Today show co-host, Lisa Wilkinson, faces on a daily basis in regards to the clothes she wears, how she styles her hair, how she applies her make up and her general appearance. Stefanovic proved an important point about the audience's interest in what he wears: "No one has noticed; no one gives a shit," he told Fairfax Media. "Women are judged much more harshly and keenly for what they do, what they say and what they wear. " "I'm judged on my interviews, my appalling sense of humour –- on how I do my job, basically. Whereas women are quite often judged on what they're wearing or how their hair is. " HerSelf: Women In Their Own Words - About. Self' Photos Reveal What Women Really See When They Look At Themselves. Women should be seen and heard -- and a new portrait series uses women's words and faces to make sure they are.
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