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A couple of weeks before Super Bowl XLII in 2008, when Barack Obama was running for president, I was on assignment for ESPN in Milan, covering Men's Fashion Week. With me were two professional athletes -- former NFL superstar Terrell Owens and an NBA rookie, Al Horford -- both fashionistas in their own right. I'd chosen the guys to be my fashion correspondents.
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