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Trudeau's rubber ducky socks take fashion diplomacy to new level!
We all know how awesome Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is! Be it celebrating Pongal and Sankranti with Indian-origin people, or wishing Diwali greetings in Hindi, Trudeau is known to do something unique and peculiar, that gives us an \'Oh Wow\' moment!
Davos [Switzerland]: We all know how awesome Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is! Be it celebrating Pongal and Sankranti with Indian-origin people, or wishing Diwali greetings in Hindi, Trudeau is known to do something unique and peculiar, that gives us an 'Oh Wow' moment!
The Canadian Prime Minister, who is currently in Davos to attend the World Economic Forum (WEF), met global educational activist Malala Yousafzai.
Amids this, shutterbugs spotted Trudeau with a pair of purple and yellow duck socks. This, along with black shoes and dark blue suit, added a quirky twist and took fashion diplomacy to an entirely new level.
This is not the first time that Trudeau has donned a wacky pair of socks.
He wore a pair of Star Wars themed socks as he met International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde in September last year.
Trudeau also expressed his patriotism with a unique pair of Maple Leaf socks for Canada Day celebrations on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
