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Related: About this forumWomen with actual PhDs review 'sexy PhD costume' on Amazon
OK, OK so Halloween is thankfully over for another year but this is funny enough to publish in November, and its not exactly like costumes cant be bought at other points in the year.
The Delicious Womens PhD Darling Sexy (sic) costume looks as ridiculous as it sounds, but it prompted an amazing Amazon review bomb
by actual women with PhDs or studying for them.
Here are some of the best:
Delicious costumes has come to my rescue! I can now lecture in my 5 inch gold spiked heels and barely there regalia while giving nary a thought to the male gaze and its implications on the prevalence of rape culture in our society.
I fully expect my chili pepper rating on RMP to go through the roof once I begin to greet my students in this costume. Hopefully I can keep my post structural hegemonys from engaging in some wardrobe malfunctions. Then again, who cares?
Im sexy! Forget about the 7 years I spent sweating out a dissertation and engaging in innovative research!
more
http://i100.independent.co.uk/article/women-with-actual-phds-review-sexy-phd-costume-on-amazon--gJPL-5W-De
emulatorloo
(44,131 posts)Totally agree with the first comment... where's the hood?
Obviously designed by someone with no clue as to what the levels of higher ed are let alone what the regalia of achievement look like.
prairierose
(2,145 posts)Those comments are hilarious,
ProfessorGAC
(65,076 posts)No shash, no hood. This looks like standard graduation garb. I've never seen PhD's wearing a mortarboard either. Doesn't mean they don't at some schools, but i haven't seen that.
GAC
AlbertCat
(17,505 posts).... the "sexy male PhD" costume is exactly the same!
Warpy
(111,273 posts)and pointed out how versatile it was since it was appropriately sized for all graduations from kindergarten up through grad school.