The hit of Fashion Week in Paris was a dress with Obama

On Sunday, the Parisian Fashion Week ended, where the leading world designers and fashion houses presented the Vesna-summer 2009 collections. The journalists' attention was focused on Friday on Friday a small yellow dress from the French fashion designer Jean-Sharl de Castelbazhak, which depicted Barack Obama, candidate of US President from the Democratic Party, reports AP. In addition, a recognizable portrait appeared on the things of American designers Kate and Laura Mallivi, reports Americanicaru.com . It is unclear, however, how much these things will be popular in the spring and summer of 2009, if Obama loses in the struggle for the White House.

A dress with Obama is not the only original agitation tool used by democrats. On the official website of the Obama election headquarters there is a whole online store : a T -shirt with the name of the candidate or slogan costs from 10 to 60 dollars, the baseball cap - $ 15, the icon - $ 3-4. In addition, Obama offers to his supporters circles, pens, bags, fridge magnets and stickers (“Veterans for Obama”, “African -Americans for Obama” and even “Republicans for Obama”). And earlier volunteers have developed a free IPhone smartphone application, which allows you to track the course of the election race, make donations in favor of the candidate and call friends to vote.

The US president remained only a month before the election. According to the last survey, Barack Obama is the leader. He is ahead of his opponent, candidate from Republicans John McCain.

The "political" wardrobe items are popular in Russia. For example, in March of this year, as part of the Russian Fashion Week, fashion designer Antonina Shapovalova (part -time - Commissioner of the Prochrevsky Youth Movement "Our") presented women's panties in her collection with the inscription " Vova, I'm with you! " With the help of red-white panties with ribbons, a 20-year-old activist tried to demonstrate love for Vladimir Putin and support the government efforts to combat the demographic crisis.