The charismatic personality of PM Narendra Modi is far known, and no doubt the recent visits of Modi where he had acquired great responses; there is not a word left to describe the same. He is a personality with dignified views, super amazing oratory skills and not to forget to mention his tailoring skills.
A lot has been said about Modi jackets and how the trendiest PM ever don his jackets with panache? When Modi makes an appearance on stage it is not just about his eloquence in public speaking but his modern yet elegant jackets which the 42 leaders in Indian African summit will be wearing. So guys isnt that classy?
We all remember the monogrammed suit of PM Narendra Modi that was sold for Rs 4.31 crore that Modi wore during his meeting with Obama. Well, if you are somewhere getting a hazy memory in reminding the same then switch to Rahul Gandhi’s jabbers of “Suit Boot ki sarkar”.
Narendra Modi inclination towards his attire will be seen on a global level when the 42 leaders of the African states will be wearing Modi jackets that are precisely Nehru jackets with half sleeves that has now famed by Modi jackets. The desi waistcoat —a variant of the “Nehru jacket” which was popularized by Jawaharlal Nehru, in New Delhi for the India-Africa Summit starting on October 26.
Modi made it sure that this summit shall also explain the fashionsita in India at peak and that’s why he has ordered for the jackets to be worn by the leaders. Taking cue from the 21-nation Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (Apec) where leaders always don traditional Filipino shirts, jackets or other local clothing for their group photograph, it will be amazing to see the 42 leaders with the Modi jackets.
The measurements that were sent in advance the jackets will be of assorted colors. A senior official associated with the Africa Summit told “The PM and the foreign ministry believe that the sewing machine is more than just a tool to stitch and mend clothes. It is also the tool that helps people feel really comfortable around each other, stitch-by-stitch. The relationship fabric between countries can also be repaired and strengthened through it [the sewing machine].”
The conclave that commenced on 26th Oct will be first ever after 2008 to strengthen the relation with African nations and may ladder up with some good trade and business.
