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Eliud Kipchoge Models Expensive Clothes For International Designers Including A Sh1M Suit
Word Marathon Record holder Eliud Kipchoge has taken the internet by storm after stunning pictures of the athlete in a feature for GQ,-an international monthly men’s magazine based in New York City- April issue.
In the feature, Eliud is seen rocking some expensive designer clothes that have an extra interesting price tag. Starting off in the first photograph, Kipchoge is wearing a shirt and shorts by Fendi Men’s, those cost Sh65,835($630) and Sh93,005 ($890) respectively the Shoes cost Sh83,077 ($795) and Socks that go for Sh2299 ($22) (for six pairs). He is also rocking some Sh43,367 ($415) worth sunglasses by Barton Perreira.
In this second picture, Kipchoge rocks a Sh128,012 ($1,225) Jacket by Herno, a Shirt by Guess that goes for Sh7,210 ($69) and Pants worth Sh83,077 ($795) by Wales Bonner that are held in place by a belt worth Sh51,727 ($495) by Brunello Cucinelli.
The shoes catch your eyes at first glance in this one, those are Gucci and would cost you a whooping Sh102,410 ($980), for the shirt you’d pay Sh193,325 ($1,850) to purchase from Hermès, while the pants cost Sh543,400 ($5,200). The Socks are Sh3,866 ($37) by Bresciani and the Sunglasses by Jacques Marie Mage cost Sh93,527 ($895). To replicate the stylist look below you’d part with Sh936,528 ($8961)
Wearing a full bright Sh480,177($4,595) worth suit, shirt and belt by Brunello Cucinelli worth Sh62,177 ($595) and Sh51,727 ($495) respectively and some Sh18,810 ($180) Nike Sneakers, he is a sight to behold.
This next one is simple, the Kenyan long-distance runner who competes in the marathon and formerly the 5000 metres and is the world record holder in the marathon with a time of 2:01:39 is just wearing a robe. Chilling like Eliud in this coat by Dior Men you’ll part with Sh658,000 ($6,300)
Rocking a shirt Sh65,835 ($630), pants, 71,060 ($680), by Etro, shoes worth Sh72,627 ($695), by Manolo Blahnik would cost you a rough estimate of about Sh209,000.
For this last purplish suit made by Ermenegildo Zegna XX, the price tag is Sh62,6477 ($5,995), the Shirt is Sh412,77 ($395) and is by Ermenegildo Zegna while the Shoes by Gucci go for Sh102,410 ($980). The look below costs about Sh773,000.
What do you think about these price tags? Would you rock any of the outfits? Leave a comment down below
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