Designer Security To Protect Obama From Head to Toe
Doug Gordon — February 23, 2009 — Luxury
References: miguelcaballero & whitespace.bz
When you are the commander-in-chief of the most powerful country in the world, you have to be careful. When you become president during one of the most economically depressed eras in American history, that goes double. Add in the fact you are the first African-American president and the precautions go off the chart.
What started with his state-of-the-art limo has carried on into his wardrobe. President Obama is protected literally from head to toe by Kevlar. His wardrobe, created by Colombian designer Miguel Caballero, is designed to stop bullets from any caliber handgun.
It is good to know that our President can be safe and stylish!
What started with his state-of-the-art limo has carried on into his wardrobe. President Obama is protected literally from head to toe by Kevlar. His wardrobe, created by Colombian designer Miguel Caballero, is designed to stop bullets from any caliber handgun.
It is good to know that our President can be safe and stylish!
Trend Themes
1. Bulletproof Fashion - The trend of incorporating bulletproof materials into fashion designs to provide protection and style.
2. Designer Security - The trend of collaborating with designers to create security-focused clothing that offers both function and fashion.
3. Kevlar Wardrobe - The trend of using Kevlar as a material for creating bullet-resistant clothing in various styles and designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - In the fashion industry, there is an opportunity for designers to create innovative clothing that combines style with protective features.
2. Security - The security industry could explore partnerships with fashion brands to develop clothing solutions that offer enhanced protection.
3. Textile Manufacturing - The textile manufacturing industry can benefit from increased demand for bulletproof materials, leading to opportunities for research and development.
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