Presidents Are Rewarded For Safe Fashion Choices. Why?

In honor of the United States presidential inauguration that occurred a couple of days ago (January 20th), we decided to take a look at presidential fashion over the years - and it brought up plenty of questions as we got deeper into our research.

But first, here are our findings on the sartorial choices of Oval Office occupants throughout history:

President John F. Kennedy (1961); photo c/o The Atlantic

Presidential Fashion Choices Tend To Be Conventional

With little exception, US presidents tend to wear similar outfits: a suit (which is usually black, navy blue, or . . .




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