Donald Trump's Red Tie and Long Dress Style, What Does It Mean?
Donald Trump is again running for President of the United States (US). This will be Trump's second term. For months, Trump and his wife, Melania Trump, have been campaigning and hoping to win the election to become the next US President. In addition to his controversial leadership and frequent protests, Trump's style of dress is also in the public spotlight. The 74-year-old man has his own way of dressing. One of them is by using the iconic red tie and is often used on various occasions.
Not only red, interestingly, Trump also wore a fairly long tie. Reporting from the Independent, Trump said that he had to wear a longer tie to look thinner during yesterday's presidential campaign. However, according to GQ, the President's choice of style could backfire. As the men's fashion magazine said that a man's tie should fall right in the middle of the belt. In addition to being careless in terms of the length of the tie, Trump also made a mistake by attaching masking tape so that the tie remains intact or does not change position. However, this method has repeatedly proven ineffective.
Trump clearly believes appearance matters. In one conversation in 2005, Trump even told Chris Christie that he had to look better in order to win in politics.
Meanwhile, the red color itself is considered a patriotic symbol or a symbol of the main power. In almost every photo of Trump circulating, the red tie is always there. It's rare to see Trump wearing a blue tie or some other lighter color. Occasionally, Trump is seen wearing a blue tie with white dots to represent part of the flag.
