FashioNamo: Modi and his style
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Updated on Nov 25, 2014 04:00 pm IST
The monochromatic brown suit the PM wore at the BRICS Summit was hailed as the one that set him apart from the rest of the leaders, save a couple of criticisms from here and there. (Agencies)
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Modi kept it light on Diwali and chose to wear a peach buttoned-down jacket. (Raj K Raj/Hindustan Times)
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One of his most talked about outfits was the one he wore on Independence Day. The half-sleeved white khadi kurta paired with a saffron and green turban came in for all-round praise. (Agencies)
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With the BJP symbol lotus pinned to his kurta and a shawl in his party's colours on his shoulders, Modi meant business at a rally in Kurukshetra. (PTI photo)
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He announced the launch of the Make In India campaign, wearing a ochre kurta and a matching jacket. (Arvind Yadav/Hindustan Times)
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Modi sported a traditional Indian kurta-pyjama during his meeting with US President Barack Obama at the White House during his visit to America. (PIB Photo)
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Modi donned a black bandhgala with a colourful pocket square while discussing international relations with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbot during his Australia visit. (PTI Photo)
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The Prime Minister made sure he looked crisp in a white jacket for the Clean India campaign. (Raj K Raj/Hindustan Times)
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Modi kept it earthy and wore a light-brown kurta with a dark-brown jacket at his swearing in ceremony at the Rashrapati Bhawan. (Ajay Aggarwal/Hindustan Times)
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