The thing about Cressida loving pink that I, someone who headcannons her as a high femme lesbian top, really loves, is that pink in this era was associated with masculinity and virility. It only became associated with girls in the 1940s and 1950s. Before that it was seen as a softer shade of red.
I love the idea of high femme top!Cressida, making her clothes in harsh armour lines in a soft masculine colour, but shaping into bows.
I love the idea of high femme top!Cressida, redecorating her marriage of convenience house in a soft masc colours but in a Garish high maintenance way.
I love the unintentional gender stuff the are doing by assuming that pink has always been the “girly” colour.
Love when the shows own sexism backfires on it















