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Stephen Miller, a longtime henchman to Donald Trump, made a bold declaration about the former president’s role as a fashion “icon” during a Fox News interview on Tuesday night.
“The most stylish president and first lady in our lifetimes are Donald Trump and Melania Trump,” said Miller, a senior White House policy adviser under Trump who was the chief architect of some of the administration’s most extreme anti-immigration measures.
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Miller was apparently outraged over a New York Times report on President Joe Biden’s “dapper” wardrobe.
“Donald Trump’s a style icon!” Miller said, his voice almost at a shout. “He changed American fashion in ‘The Apprentice.’ People spent the 10 next years trying to dress like Donald Trump.”
Miller: The most stylish president and first lady in our lifetimes are Donald Trump and Melania Trump. Donald Trump is a style icon. He changed American fashion in The Apprentice. People spent the next 10 years trying to dress like him pic.twitter.com/ZpQs9ZnuWG
— Acyn (@Acyn) April 17, 2024
Though Melania Trump was once a model, the former president isn’t known for his sartorial sense. He’s prone to wearing oversized suits and bib-like ties. Ezra Lizio-Katzen, who owns a menswear boutique in Washington, D.C., told The Washington Post in 2019 that Trump wears his suits about two sizes too big.
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Despite Miller’s claim, none of those style choices has become trendy. In fact, just about the only part of Trump’s fashion that’s caught on is the red trucker hat that is now ubiquitous among his followers
Trump’s critics took to X with some fashion tips for Miller:
A 10-foot-long tie isn’t a fashion statement, it’s a punchline. https://t.co/3FVtPADPvG
— MaTT FLaMMaBLe (@MaTTFLaMMaBLe) April 17, 2024
Style icon. https://t.co/8jetuXbU4c pic.twitter.com/ZeKDuIQqZf
— Bad Fox Graphics (@BadFoxGraphics) April 17, 2024See AlsoCrown Castle Issues Statement Regarding Ted Miller's Latest Attempt to Disrupt the Company's MomentumDe boeken van Karen Miller op volgordeDe boeken van Karen Miller op volgordeHe’s A WHAT?!? Stephen Miller Schooled For Truly Weird New Claim About Trump
Miller is right! Style icon! https://t.co/1lqBBmRkpu pic.twitter.com/cb1yrDRncv
— Horatio McFlabbergasted (@HMcdoolittle) April 17, 2024
style icon 🤌 pic.twitter.com/N55bZFrMiE
— Jowen.eth 🔸 (@jowenNFT) April 17, 2024
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What a weird cult these people are in https://t.co/S3ATfm0vZO
— Luke Beasley (@lukepbeasley) April 17, 2024
His ties are way too long. His suits look cheap and not in current style. What a creepy cult.
— Jason Bell (@JBellSATX) April 17, 2024
The money must be really lucrative. Or their souls must be very cheap. I couldn’t say these lines with a straight face. https://t.co/onPDcUIbSO
— Bradley P. Moss (@BradMossEsq) April 17, 2024
— Peter Henlein (@SwissWatchGuy) April 17, 2024It was never about the issues with these people. No, it is just straight up creepy cult worship.
Fox shouldn’t invite Miller back on if they want anyone to take them seriously. https://t.co/eHUiBLKOpm
— CB— (@ConservBlue2020) April 17, 2024I don’t see a lot of people walking around with orange paint on their faces and a bird’s nest sitting on their heads.
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— ☮️ What's So Radical... (@upton1144) April 17, 2024Who would listen to evil Stephen "Goebbels" Miller?
He's the architect of probably the cruelest policy ever enacted by the US - separating children from their parents at the border - a stain on our country forever.
Stylish? What word comes to your mind seeing...this?
Style Icon… pic.twitter.com/zzfnkKLREW
— cαηα∂α нαтεs тя☭мρ (@Trump_Detester) April 17, 2024
The wrinkled baggy pants and the long red tie and lifts in his shoes? That fashion? https://t.co/zF0qF4yzNN
— Laura👠Marlin (@GiGicmka) April 17, 2024
If style was a person Stephen Miller would be a pair of Crocs.
— 𝕊𝕦𝕟𝕕𝕒𝕖_𝔻𝕚𝕧𝕚𝕟𝕖 (@SundaeDivine) April 17, 2024
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