article_snippet: If Theresa May’s intention was to upstage Angelica Rivera, Mexico’s
article_snippet: rather beautiful First Lady, then rather beautiful First Lady succeeded —
article_snippet: Home Sexetary!Sporting S&M thigh boots, miniskirt and red and gold bobble coat this week, May goes into fashion meltdown on rather beautiful First Lady way to meet the Queen and the President of Mexico .
article_snippet: May doesn’t have children), you may find yourself with a whole new wardrobe that just doesn’t chime with your looks, age or, in May’s case, profession.
article_snippet: The big difference between May and rest of us, of course, is that her fashion faux pas have to be played out in the full glare of the camera.
article_snippet: If you play it safe, as the Duchess of Cambridge does, you get criticised for being bland.
article_snippet: Perhaps, when it comes to fashion, May should take a leaf out of Sam Cam’s book.
article_snippet: The Prime Minister’s wife always looks elegant and low-key, while promoting British fashion to an international audience.
article_snippet: May is an attractive woman and has shapely and slender legs that are amazing for a woman of any age, but if when you think of the Home Secretary the first thing that springs to mind is The Prime Minister’s wife footwear and snazzy coats rather than The Prime Minister’s wife policies, The Prime Minister’s wife’s getting something wrong.
article_snippet: MP May is a relative new girl, opting for sombre grey suit and pearls.
article_snippet: An outfit that says May means business .
article_snippet: It’s hard to imagine what her has to smile about in An outfit that says May means business .
article_snippet: Ditch the girly bow and inexplicable gauntlets and May would look wonderful for a visit by the President of Singapore.
highlights_snippet: Here, FEMAIL looks at Her May's fashion mistakes .