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Pirate Ship Unisex Hawaiian Shirt . “Voters don’t have a stereotype of what a woman in office looks like,” said Amanda Hunter, the executive director of the Barbara Lee Family Foundation. Ms. Harris is inventing it as she goes.Ms. Harris knows this well. She has proved herself more than able to dip into fashion symbolism when she likes: She wore three different Black designers for President Biden’s inauguration, including Kerby Jean-Raymond of Pyer Moss, Christopher John Rogers and Sergio Hudson. She wore a white Carolina Herrera suit in honor of the women who came before her on the evening Mr. Biden declared victory in the 2020 election — the first time she had done so during the campaign. Her decision to stick with her suits is not a default. It’s tactical.“We know perfectly well that she’s going to be scrutinized for her appearance more than a male candidate,” Ms. Hunter said. “We found in a study done two years ago that voters have even less tolerance for flyaway hair and a wrinkled collar for a woman candidate than a man.” They see it as a tell, an indication of sloppy thinking.