Do you think Cindy is trying to impart psychological messages..punishments of sorts, in the clothes she is picking for KC? It struck me odd that she chose a red sweater for KC and she wore the butterfly scarf the same day.. It was like the red sweater represented the SCARLET LETTER...or all that is devilish/bad, and Cindy was the grieving victim in the butterfly scarf which represented Caylee.. Then, the next day...she brings KC nothing and she is forced to wear the red sweater again, so she covers it up with a jacket and swings her pollyanna pony-curl to the front..Then, the next day, she brings a suffocating LAVENDER (Caylee's color) turtleneck which KC is forced to wear. KC spends her day in court tugging at the neck. Because it was actually uncomfortable or psychologically uncomfortable..? I may be reading something that isn't really there.. but I have to say that those interpretations clearly crossed my mind as I watched and thought about it..:waitasec:
Are these clothes that KC wears coming out of her own closet from Hopespring? Well. I would imagine so. It has been a really odd assortment..and I tend to agree that whoever is doing the choosing might be having some "fun"! (at KC's expense) lol.
The best KC ever looked (IMO) was at her check fraud thing...where she stood up and said she was sorry. She wore a crisp ironed shirt. That's her best look..because the suit coats have all looked odd on her (too much) and the "poofy" sleeved things are wrong also (too casual). She looks best in tailored shirts. Baez...if you are reading this, can't you take a leettle bit of the Caylee photograph money and buy your client some nice long sleeve "Foxcroft" no iron shirts!? (Nordstrom). They go on sale all the time. (oh, never mind...it's very entertaining to see what kind of awful thing Cindy chooses for her next).