【動画】ANAが10年ぶり新制服披露 羽生選手が決めポーズで応援
ソチ五輪男子フィギュアスケート金メダリストの羽生結弦選手（19）が24日、羽田空港で行われたANAグループの新制服発表会に出席。五輪でも使用した楽曲「パリの散歩道」にのって颯爽とタラップに登場し、世界最高得点をマークした“決めポーズ”を披露した。
ANAの制服のデザインチェンジは10年ぶり。レディー・ガガらの衣装を手がけるネパール人男性がデザインを手がけた。羽生選手は衣装について「とてもエレガントで上品な感覚がします」と話していた。
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BEA\'s classic tailing, circa 1960.
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Emilio Pucci\'s 1965 uniforms for Braniff International. The desired message, according to Lovegrove, \"sex.\"
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In uniforms originally designed by Pierre Balmain, Singapore Airlines\' stewardesses model the colorful sarongs in 1968.
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One of the many iterations of British Airways\'s uniforms over the years.
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Gulf Air\'s adaptation of the Muslim headdress for Western clientele. The 1970s outfit was designed by Joy Stokes.
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A stewardess models the Air Indian uniform next to the Taj Mahal-styled \'Jumbo Jet\' in 1971.
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Mary Quant\'s 1973 uniforms for Court Line Aviation, as modeled at Luton airport.
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