If there’s one thing that still has bipartisan support in politics, it’s embarrassing menswear. In a move that made less-than-fashionable headlines, Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell all recently wore “dress sneakers” — a term I needn’t bother dismissing as an oxymoron — to the White House.
It’s just one of many unstylish trends that have ruined men’s outfits in the nation’s capital and other political centers. Male politicians are wearing ill-fitting suits, orphaned suit jackets paired with light-washed jeans, trousers that puddle around their ankles and sweaters crammed into too-small jackets.
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