In Rome last summer for meetings with Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, Moummar Gaddafi shows off his apparent love of white pants and long, flowy robes, as well as the color brown, all wardrobe trends for the Libyan dictator, who was killed Thursday.
He sported a lot of dark colors, but chose a green ensemble for his 2001 appearance at the Arab Summit in Amman, Jordan.
Again at the Arab Summit in Jordan, this time in a bright yellow version of the previous outfit. Apparently Gaddafi was of the mindset that if you find an ensemble you like, have in made in several colors.
Mantle, schmantel. Gaddafi put his framed photographs right on his uniform jacket while in Rome in 2009.
Your Aunt Linda's specs? No, Gaddafi liked his eyewear to be as noticeable as his outfits, which they were in this 2004 photo from Belgium.
Yellow, green and now blue. When Gaddafi did choose to wear bright colors, he stuck with the primary ones, as in this electric blue number from a 2001 press conference in Tripoli.
A bright orange suit and brown wrap are what Gaddafi wore to greet Tony Blair in Libya in 2007.
Which one of these things is not like the other? In Italy for the G8 Summit in 2009, all the other world leaders wore dark suits.
Again wearing an outfit in what appeared to be one of his favorite color palettes, at the United Nations in 2009. His favorite Crayola was almost certainly burnt sienna.
What was the occasion for this gathering in Tripoli in 2009? Read Gaddafi's shirt: it was the 40th anniversary of his rise to power.
