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9 iconic work uniforms, from Steve Jobs' black turtleneck to Karl Lagerfeld's sunglasses and 1,000 white, high-collared shirts

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Steve Jobs, co-founder and former CEO of Apple, is perhaps one of the most famous people to adopt a work uniform.
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From tech giants Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg to legendary fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, some of the world's most successful people have been known to wear the same outfit to work every single day.

In many cases, these distinctive "work uniforms" have become synonymous with the person.

Here are nine famous work uniforms, from Steve Jobs' black turtleneck to Karl Lagerfeld's white collared shirt, black jacket, and black sunglasses.

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SEE ALSO: Karl Lagerfeld owned around 1,000 of the high-collared, white shirts that defined his iconic look here's how you can make your own work uniform

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