Should we care about Theresa May's shoes?
Is it sexist to report on the future prime minister's choice of footwear?
Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan have clashed over coverage of Theresa May's shoes, as they discussed Tuesday's front page of The Sun that focuses on May's multi-coloured leopard-print kitten heels with the headline "Heel, boys."
Watch Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid clash over the coverage:
"Does this frustrate you - the constant focus on Theresa May's shoes?" Reid asks former Tory minister Esther McVey on the show.
But before McVey can answer, an incredulous Morgan interjects: "She's worn those heels specifically so we talk about them! It's part of her thing!"
McVey suggests the prime minister-in-waiting's lack of sartorial conformity probably "brings a smile" to her face in cabinet meetings.
Sam Olsen, former campaign manager and friend of May, adds that the shoes are "a part of her personality - a glimpse of something that is different to the cool calm exterior, which people like."
ITV News reporter Sally Biddulph says that analysis of what women wear when they are in the public eye is wrong, but it comes with the territory.
"As a woman, she will always be scrutinised for what she wears," Biddulph says. "Is it right? No. Is it the status quo? Yes. I get tweets all the time about what I'm wearing on screen and whether viewers like it, good and bad."
What do you think?