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Bernie Sanders Has Some Thoughts On This Fashion Line Inspired By His Campaign

"Of my many attributes, being a great dresser or a fashion maven is not one of them."

David Mack BuzzFeed News Reporter

Posted on February 5, 2017, at 11:56 a.m. ET

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At last month's Paris Fashion Week, Balenciaga's newest menswear line looked...slightly familiar.

Yep, the whole thing appeared to be inspired by Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign.

Bernie-themed bomber jackets (with weird high shoulders) are apparently going to be HUGE this year...

Also in: red, white, and blue scarves with a Bernie-esque logo that are big enough to double as comforters.

"Did you ever think that you would become a fashion icon?" CNN's Jake Tapper asked the senator on Sunday.

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"Not quite," Sanders responded with a big laugh. "Of my many attributes, being a great dresser or a fashion maven is not one of them."

Here's to looking good in 2017.

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David Mack is a deputy director of breaking news for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York.

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