Ukrainian designer predicts Zelenskyy will wear military suit for high-stakes Trump meeting
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Ukrainian designer Elvira Gasanova predicts Zelenskyy will wear a black military suit for his Washington meeting with Trump, opting for a more formal look.
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Having previously come under fire for his informal attire, Zelenskyy is likely to choose "a more serious look — though less symbolic," according to Gasanova.
"After the recent ‘no suit’ drama, he will likely approach this question differently," she said.
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