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5:01Now PlayingA lighthearted fashion statement stole part of the spotlight at the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, as several high-profile guests arrived wearing tan suits. Among them were Stephen Colbert, David Letterman, Obama Foundation Chairman Martin Nesbitt and Congressman Bill Foster. The outfits were a playful tribute to Barack Obama's famous 2014 tan suit, which sparked an outsized political and media controversy dubbed "Tan Suitgate." More than a decade later, the once-criticized suit has become a cultural symbol and running joke among Obama supporters.
The tan suit tribute referenced Obama's August 2014 White House press conference, where his beige suit sparked widespread media debate and criticism from some political commentators. What was once mocked as "unpresidential" has since become one of the most memorable and frequently joked-about moments of his presidency.
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Obama's Tanned Suit Makes A Comeback At Presidential Centre Opening As Martin Nesbitt Stuns Barack!
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