Twitter responds to Trump telling staff to 'dress like women' with hashtag

Mary Ward

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According to a White House source who spoke to Axios earlier this week, newly-elected US President Donald Trump likes the women who work for him to "dress like women".

And, of course, Twitter users across the world absolutely agree.

Because dressing like a woman involves wearing... well, absolutely anything.

Using the hashtag "#dresslikeawoman" women shared photographs of themselves dressing "like a woman".

As this tweet demonstrates, the process is very simple:

How to #DressLikeAWoman
Step 1: Be a woman
Step 2: Put on literally any article of clothing
congrats, you are now dressed like a woman
— Jenna (@jrmr126) February 3, 2017

Women from all walks of life shared took pictures as they headed off to work (or, you know, dug out their wedding album).

I'm Rhys and I study carbon fibre composites and run + curate @womenofsci campaign. I'm a #actuallivingscientist ps I also #DressLikeAWoman pic.twitter.com/dvpdzbMzOW
— Rhys Archer (@PhDArcher) February 3, 2017

Hey, @POTUS @realDonaldTrump
Does this count?#DressLikeAWoman pic.twitter.com/zwoyW0u2Y6
— Marie Nina (@MarieNinaAune) February 3, 2017

#DressLikeAWoman Marry a woman while ur both dressed like women! pic.twitter.com/YxucRXtfQH
— Cameron Esposito (@cameronesposito) February 3, 2017

Hey @realDonaldTrump this is how you #dresslikeawoman #futuredoc pic.twitter.com/tzTGGfYgyU
— Erica Joy (@Tenderbutch9) February 3, 2017

Hey @POTUS This is how I #dresslikeawoman How about you start to #actlikeapresident pic.twitter.com/PQbLhODVx8
— Lisa A. Weir (@lisaweir77) February 3, 2017

Put on that flight suit and #DressLikeAWoman 🚀 pic.twitter.com/s2D3uOL0ri
— Emily Calandrelli (@TheSpaceGal) February 3, 2017

Celebrities joined in on the fun, with Room actress Brie Larson and One Tree Hill's Sophia Bush sharing pictures of themselves at work.

Director/producer/writer/academy award winner in her office with a view. I'll dress how I damn well please thankyouverymuch #dresslikeawoman pic.twitter.com/G7fJPuLvnE
— Brie Larson (@brielarson) February 4, 2017

You know what both of these ensembles have in common, Mr. President? The woman wearing them. And whether I'm in head to toe tactical gear or couture, I am both feminine and tough AF. Whether I'm strapped or wearing strappy heels is none of your damn business. How about you try to not run the country into the ground instead of try to dictate what the women in the White House wear to work? And while you're at it, quit starting twitter wars at 3:30am and focus on not starting real ones by yelling at global leaders and hanging up on them because they aren't impressed by alternative facts. K? That'd be great thaaanks. #DressLikeAWoman #CallingAllMyBadBitches #RiseUp #FashionStatement #SeeWhatIDidThere

A photo posted by Sophia Bush (@sophiabush) on Feb 3, 2017 at 1:55pm PST

According to the Axios source, Trump's staffers feel pressure to wear dresses to "impress Trump".

If only they knew they could fulfil his brief by wearing absolutely any item of clothing in their wardrobe!

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