Mr. Harper has some good things going for him in the fashion department. For one, his party colour is blue, and this gives him a lot of options when selecting suits and coordinating ties and shirts, as we see above. He also has the benefit of a pair of stunningly blue eyes, which are even further accentuated by a blue ensemble.
Unfortunately, Mr. Harper is not as lucky in the hair department. That stern side part really isn't working for him, nor is that overly-coiffed look where every hair looks hairsprayed into place to form a hair helmet. I suggest spicing it up a little. And by that, I mean adding some George Clooney. What about rocking some salt and pepper instead of that simple grey, and using some product to add a little oomph?
And, as I always say, you can tell a man by his shoes. Mr. Harper is from Alberta where one of the country's best shoe stores first got its start, and it sure wouldn't hurt to represent those Western roots with some footwear from
Gravity Pope.What about this pair from Japanese designers TO & CO? Sensible, classy, yet unique and fun. Just the kind of things I'm looking for in a Prime Minister.
And, while blue is a safe colour for a suit, it doesn't hurt to branch out into colours and cuts outside the typical political suit. I suggest Mr. Harper invest in a slim-fitting black suit, pinstripes, or better yet, a three piece-er. Look no further than the September men's Vogue for inspiration.
And, last but not least, a briefcase. Our prime minister needs something secure and manageable to cart around his important documents, but that doesn't necessarily mean your run-of-the-mill bureaucrat case. What better way to represent transparency to your electorate than with a new transparent lucite briefcase?
