The extravagant reddish suit that Travis Kelce used the Super Bowl was designed for women to use them, it can be revealed.
Kelce, 35, is recognized for his game attacks and everyone knew that he was going to get all the stops for the Super Bowl, potentially his last game.
Kelce made the decision to use his 70th style suit on Saturday morning in New Orleans with an adjustment, GQ He has claimed.
But the designer told the publication that the NFL star was one of the last people he had in mind for the piece when he first got it.
The designer Mike Amiri confirmed that the outfit was destined for women when he showed himself at Paris Fashion Week last month, but knew that Kelce's part still seemed.
'He is such a great person to dress because he can wear clothes, clothes don't wear it. You can do any type of work, “Amiri told GQ.
Travis Kelce Super Bowl's designer says it was initially made for women
It was said that Kelce approved the demand in an accessory in New Orleans on Saturday morning
'He is really interested in fashion. He knows his brands, he has a perspective.
Amiri said that when Kelce's team saw the design, they told Amiri “that he loves this, in all capitals.”
Kelce's camp said, according to GQ, that his suit was a tribute to the jazz of New Orleans with reddish color, also a reference to the chiefs.
Amiri continued: 'There is the reality that you are wearing one of the most visible men on the planet.
'But at the same time, I always think I'm wearing a friend. I want this guy to feel good. I want you to look good.
Unfortunately for Kelce, it was the last day to forget in the new Olans.
His Chiefs team never launched. They were impressed by the Eagles in Caesars Superdome and, although the score was still emphatic in 40-22, it was somehow flattering the Chiefs. During most of the game, I was not even so close.
Where Kelce goes from here, maybe he doesn't even know. He looked at total shock as he spoke briefly with journalists in the locker room after the game.
The game was a disaster for Kelce, with the chiefs losing 40-22 against the Eagles
I take off my hat to the Eagles, man. We couldn't make offensively work, '' Kelce told journalists in the locker room. “We simply couldn't find that spark, we couldn't find that impulse.”
Kelce said he believed in the long time that the Chiefs could change the game, with the score 24-0.
“100% believed,” he said. 'Never lose doubt. This team will fight until the end forever. I think there were many things that were going wrong.
'Everything was not really our way today. You don't lose that way without everything going bad. We have not played so badly all year.