Frustratingly, it’s of course not the first time that a woman has sparked ire over her wardrobe choices – and we doubt she’ll be the last.

In the same year, Delta Goodrem was widely criticised for wearing a V-neck dress on The Voice, and Brie Larson – aka Captain Marvel herself – infuriated viewers of The One Show when she wore a low-cut top. Elsewhere, Serena Williams raised eyebrows when she donned a fierce Black Panther catsuit at the French Open. And Meghan Markle (as in, yes, the Duchess of Sussex herself) was slammed for wearing a bra. Also, tights. Also, a one-shoulder dress. Also, pretty much anything she wears ever.

President Donald Trump, meanwhile, has reportedly urged female staffers to “dress like a woman” – an incredibly sexist statement that sparked outcry on Twitter. And, as ever, men continue to go unscathed: remember when everyone tore into David Beckham for stripping down to his underwear? Of course you don’t: everybody thought that it was the perfect way to celebrate the male form.

Amanda Holden is incredibly bored of all those complaints about her cleavage