A dame Madame

Elite Gender Inversion is very much linked to social status and hierarchy and one of the countries that still perpetuate tradition in an important way is England and the British Monarchy. Ever since the order of the Garter was created in 1348 (by Edward III) the ruler of the Commonwealth Empire reward and honor both nobility and minor nobility.
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If the Elite do practice inversion, it stands to reason that new members of the Nobility would be compatible with the criteria of gender inversion. As knighthood indeed signify being part of the Elite, who are actually invited into the club ? The latest Honors lists were distributed this New Year Eve, and the 2017 honors have so far been given to 34 Gentlemen (Sir’s) and 14 Dames.
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Dame Vera Baird – Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner
Knighthood for services to women and equality
•wide shoulders, long arms, long neck with suspicious scars, wide set eyes, big ears and masculine hair quality
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Dame Inga Beale – CEO Lloyd’s of London
Knighthood for services to the economy
•wide shoulders, important ribcage and volume, suspected breast implants, long arms, big hands, masculine neck, deep male eyes and masculine hair quality
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Dame Henrietta Leyser Day – Science Director, Cambridge University
Knighthood for services to plant science, science in society
•square shoulders, square jaw, male nose and browridge with big deep set eyes, masculine neck and suspicion of Adams apple shave (scars camouflaged as riddles)
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Dame Helen Jean Fraser – CEO, Girls’ Day School Trust
Knighthood for services to education
•male hands, shoulder-width and neck, male collarbones – male eyes, nose, mouth and brows
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Dame Katherine Grainger – Athlete (rowing)
Knighthood for services to sport and charity
•remnants of trachea shave, impossibly wide set shoulders, square face, wide set male eyes, mouth and male chin, jaw and nose
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Dame Martina Milburn – CEO, The Prince’s Trust Group
Knighthood for for services to charity
•masculine overall expression with wide set male eyes, cheekbone and brows
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Dame Lorna Elizabeth Fox Muirhead – Lord-Lieutenant of Merseyside
Knighthood for her services to midwifery
•very big creature – still exudes masculinity with wide shoulders, male nose, brow-ridge and deep set eyes
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Dame Anna Wintour – Chief Editor Vogue & Creative Director Condé Nast
Knighthood for services to fashion and journalism
•very wide set eyes, male shoulders, arms and neck – probable plastic surgery on mouth and nose
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