On Saturday, at the 144th annual Kentucky Derby, people came out in droves to show off their most flamboyant looks. While Mark Lamkin left the iconic hats to the women, he made a fashion statement of his own with his Trump-inspired suit.
Lamkin, who hung out at the Derby with former “The Apprentice” contestant Chris Valletta, donned a red, white, and blue suit jacket made from a pattern of Trump’s face.
At @KentuckyDerby w/ my friend Mark Lamkin who is wearing a @realDonaldTrump custom suit #Derby144 @ffweekend @FoxNews pic.twitter.com/c0TP34xc6E
— Chris Valletta (@valletta71) May 5, 2018
While the initial focus lands eyes on his jacket, his pants had a life of their own and featured a patriotic stars and stripes pattern, making for a combination that brings an entirely new meaning to the term “power clashing.”
Hands down winner of best jacket at #KYOaks day! @realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr #makethederbygreatagain#maga pic.twitter.com/px5kFI73R0
— Mark Reardon (@MarkReardonKMOX) May 4, 2018
It’s not the first time Lamkin walked around Kentucky covered in Trump’s face. The night before the official race, Lamkin donned a similar suit jacket but in pink and with green trousers instead.- READ MORE
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