Ida sent me this comment and link.  MMmmmmmmmmmmmm  Not only is Christine Lagarde classy she’s a pretty smart “broad”.

Ida, you are an inspiration and a founding member of the NNSBS*.

“I wanted to post this link, and hope this gets to you to post.
Christine Lagarde is my model hero for women. She is a walking
model of how to grow gracefully and not pandering to products
and what they perceive men want. Look at her, a knockout man,
head of the IMF. She did this all naturally and in France where
hair color is huge. She exudes self-confidence.

Superbly elegant,
Natural hair, nails, eye lashes,very little makeup….
Women feel as if they have to put on all these false things,
for what?? I never bought in too all that crap, (and actually, most men hate it
and fragrance)

here is the link. Hair color, painted nails, would ruin this look.”

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/05/christine-lagarde-style_n_917374.html#s321463&title=July_26_2011

*Naturally Nude Smart Broads Society  Instead of purple and red hats we will meet twice a year in Paris and buy a couture wardrobe.  Then we will meet once on the East Coast and once on the West Coast (of Italy) and sip champagne.  Are you with me?

Here’s a bit about Christine Lagarde:

 A French lawyer and the managing director of the International Monetary Fund since July 5, 2011. Previously, she held various ministerial posts in the French government: she was Minister of Economic Affairs, Finances and Industry and before that Minister of Agriculture and Fishing and Minister of Trade in the government of Dominique de Villepin. Lagarde was the first woman ever to become minister of Economic Affairs of a G8 economy, and is the first woman to ever head the IMF.
A noted antitrust and labour lawyer, Lagarde made history as the first female chair of the international law firm Baker & McKenzie. On 16 November 2009, The Financial Times ranked her the best minister of finance of the Eurozone.  In 2009, Lagarde was ranked the 17th most powerful woman in the world by Forbes magazine.
On 28 June 2011, she was named as the next managing director of the International Monetary Fund for a five-year term, replacing Dominique Strauss-Kahn in the aftermath of his sexual assault legal case. Wikipedia