Fashion police? North Korea bans leather coats to stop citizens from copying Kim Jong-un's style: Report
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North Korean fashion police? Kim Jong-un imposes crackdown on people imitating his style
KIM JONG-UN appears to have created his own fashion police as the North Korean dictator imposed a strict ban on leather coats in the hermit kingdom in a bid to clamp down on style copycats.
North Korea bans leather coats to stop people from stealing Kim Jong Un’s style
Kim Jong Un popularized the leather jacket in 2019, with the clothing initially worn by rich people who could afford the pricey item.North Korea is imposing a ban on leather trench coats to stop ordinary citizens from copying their Supreme Leader’s style, according to Radio Free Asia.According to the outlet, there has been a blanket ban on young men wearing leather trench coats, with police trawling the streets to seize the jackets from citizens…
North Korea bans leather coats after Kim Jong-un sparks copycat craze among adoring people prompting a brutal crackdown
KIM Jong-un has reportedly banned citizens in North Korea from wearing leather coats — because they are copying his signature look. The style-conscious dictator originally wore his black trenchcoat in 2019 and was wearing it last week when he appeared after returning following his longest absence in seven years.Kim of fashion… the despot is pictured wearing his signature leather coat last weekAPSince he started wearing his coat, sales of similar…
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