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Justin Trudeau Makes Vanity Fair's Best Dressed List

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 09 Sep, 2016 11:01 AM

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's apparel has garnered more international recognition by being featured on Vanity Fair's international best dressed list.

The American culture and fashion magazine puts Trudeau in a list of best dressed men that includes U.S. vice-president Joe Biden, Prince Harry, Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and NFL star Victor Cruz.

A photo spread on Vanity Fair's website shows a number of images of Trudeau wearing a business suit strolling down a street and others showing him working a crowd dressed in a casual shirt and white pants and wearing a blazer and jeans.

There is also an image of Trudeau in a gym wearing track pants and boxing gloves.

Trudeau told Vanity Fair his favourite items of clothing are a pair of jeans and his father Pierre Trudeau's handmade native buckskin fringe jacket. His favourite accessory is colourful socks.

He also tells the magazine that he used to wear capes but they disappeared around the time he met his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau.

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