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Whether it's Kim Jong-Il's jumpsuit and pompadour, or Hillary Clinton's newly conservative power-dressing, today image is all for politicians. In the first of our series decoding power dressing, we look at the semiotics of Iranian President Ahmadinejad's man of the people look.
Writer: Bartle Bull
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