Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, Chimamanda Adichie feature on Vanity Fair's 2016 International Best-Dressed list

Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, Chimamanda Adichie feature on Vanity Fair's 2016 International Best-Dressed list

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined Barack and Michelle Obama, Lady Gaga, members of the British Royal family and actors Idris Elba, Fan Bingbing and Helen Mirren on Vanity Fair's latest edition of the International Best-Dressed List.

 

The magazine released the 2016 edition this week, with Trudeau among the figures lauded for their style. Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden, original Hamilton star Leslie Odom Jr., NFL player Victor Cruz, British actress Tilda Swinton  and royals from Netherlands and Denmark also feature on the 2016 list.

The list  included special sections to acknowledge style stalwarts such as  Queen Elizabeth II, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge and the late Audrey  Hepburn.

The annual International Best-Dressed list dates back to 1940, when it was founded by American  fashion industry pioneer Eleanor Lambert has been the paramount  register of the world’s most fashionable figures. Each year, the  I.B.D.L. arbiter reviews the lives and the looks that have defined the year to make their  selections. Those who become perennial additions and have displayed  exceptional style throughout the years can be named to the prestigious  Hall of Fame.

Source: Vanity Fair/ CBC

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