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President Kufuor has been ranked among the World's Best Dressed Leaders.
The US-based website "The Student Operated Press" lists Kufuor among several leaders not just for choosing the right clothes but for having the right accessories, shoes and make-up.
According to the website, US President George W. Bush is one of the best dressed because of his ability to look conservative in either a suit or cowboy attire.
Prime Minister Tony Blair is lauded for knowing how to accessorise.
Pakistani Prime Minster Shaukat Aziz and the leader of Spain, Jose Luis Rodriquez Zapatero, were also noted for tailoring the conservative style to represent themselves.
Other leaders making the best dressed list include Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, Kim Jong -il of North Korea and Pope Benedict XVI.
Source: GHP
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