Suited for summit, dapper Duterte tries the presidential look

By Mai Nguyen VIENTIANE (Reuters) – Controversial Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte donned a lounge suit for his first international summit on Wednesday, a rare show of sartorial conformity as pressure mounts on him to act presidential. The maverick former city mayor, who was shunned on Tuesday by the White House for insulting U.S. President Barack Obama over his bloody “war on drugs”, looked dapper as he posed for pictures in a classic, two-button charcoal suit and silk tie. Filipinos are drawn to Duterte's no-nonsense, man-of-the-people style, which sits oddly with the pomp and protocol he encountered at this week's meeting of Southeast Asian leaders in Laos.

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Suited for summit, dapper Duterte tries the presidential look

Net-A-Porter to unveil exclusive J. Crew capsule collection this month

E-commerce fashion giant Net-A-Porter has joined forces with American brand J. Crew for an exclusive retail partnership, with the 25-piece capsule collection slated for release on September 13. The collection, inspired by “Breton stripes,” sees the stripe pattern reimagined in a variety of ways, with items ranging from wardrobe staples to more playful, statement pieces — including a striped navy and blue knitted dress, a navy tailored blazer with white stripes on the cuffs and a pair of pajama-style trousers with striped piping (via WWD). A campaign, starring French model and actress Aymeline Valade, will also debut via the Net-A-Porter site to promote the capsule collection's launch.

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Net-A-Porter to unveil exclusive J. Crew capsule collection this month