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, who served as White House advisor under Trump and was chief architect of some of the then-president’s most extreme anti-immigration measures.
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.”
While Melania Trump was once a model, the former president isn’t known for his sartorial sense. He’s prone to wearing oversized suits. Ezra Lizio-Katzen, who owns a D.C. menswear boutique, told the Washington Post in 2019 that Trump wears his suits about two sizes too big.
Trump is also prone to wearing his neckties far too long.
Despite Miller’s claim, none of those style choices have become trendy. In fact, just about the only part of Trump’s fashion that’s caught on is the red hats that are now ubiquitous among his followers
Trump’s critics took to X with some fashion tips for Miller:
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