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How a lingerie ad inspired Hillary Clinton to switch to pantsuits forever | New York Post
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0:57Now PlayingHillary Clinton has revealed she started wearing her now-iconic pantsuits only after photographers took “suggestive” photos of her during an official trip to Brazil nearly 30 years ago — including some that ended up being used in lingerie advertisements.
The former first lady, 74, described the moment she chose to ditch the skirts and take up her penchant for pants in an interview with CBS News on Sunday.
“I was sitting on a couch and the press was let in. There were a bunch of them shooting up,” Clinton said, describing the 1995 event in Brazil when she was first lady.
“All of a sudden the White House gets alerted to these billboards that show me sitting down with, I thought, my legs together. But the way it’s shot, it’s sort of suggestive.”
Some of the snaps of Clinton were used in an ad for Brazilian lingerie company Duloren, which sparked various news headlines like “Hillary Clinton is ‘star’ of Brazilian lingerie ad” and “First lady of lingerie: Hillary Clinton.”
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