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    Zelenskiy dons more formal attire for high-stakes meeting with Trump

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    Posted on August 18, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Zelenskiy wore formal attire for a crucial meeting with Trump, marking a shift from his military-style outfits amid pressure for a peace deal.

    Table of Contents

    • Zelenskiy's Attire Evolution
    • Previous Meeting with Trump
    • Public Reception of New Outfit
    • Shift to Formal Wardrobe

    Zelenskiy dons more formal attire for high-stakes meeting with Trump

    Zelenskiy's Attire Evolution

    By Steve Holland

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The last time Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy visited the White House, his olive green military-style outfit drew scorn from U.S. President Donald Trump, who wears suits every day.

    Zelenskiy's garb at that February meeting featured in a disastrous session with Trump in which the two leaders bickered and the Ukrainian president was escorted out of the White House early, without lunch.

    Previous Meeting with Trump

    On Monday, with his country facing pressure to accept a peace deal to end Europe's deadliest war in 80 years, Zelenskiy showed up for his talks with Trump wearing more formal attire. The black-on-black ensemble, sans tie, wasn't exactly a suit, but it seemed to please Trump all the same.

    Public Reception of New Outfit

    A reporter who had asked Zelenskiy in February why he was not wearing a suit complimented the Ukraine leader on the attire he chose for his latest Oval Office session with Trump.

    "You look fabulous in that suit," the reporter said.

    Trump chimed in: "I said the same thing."

    This time, Zelenskiy got in a good-natured dig.

    "You're wearing the same suit," he told the reporter, drawing laughter. "I changed."

    The media-savvy Ukrainian leader had worn military-type outfits to show solidarity with the troops fighting Russian invaders since Moscow's 2022 full-scale invasion.

    Shift to Formal Wardrobe

    But after the February meeting with Trump, Zelenskiy switched to a more formal wardrobe. When the two leaders met at Pope Francis's funeral in Rome in April, the Ukrainian president wore a heavy black field jacket and black shirt buttoned to the collar, with no tie.

    (Reporting By Steve HollandEditing by Colleen Jenkins and Alistair Bell)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Zelenskiy wore formal attire for his latest meeting with Trump.
    • •The change in attire marked a shift from his military-style outfits.
    • •The meeting was crucial due to ongoing pressure for a peace deal.
    • •Zelenskiy's attire received positive remarks from Trump and reporters.
    • •The meeting followed a previous contentious encounter in February.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Zelenskiy dons more formal attire for high-stakes meeting with Trump

    1What is military attire?

    Military attire refers to clothing worn by armed forces personnel, often designed for functionality and to represent military branches. It can include uniforms, tactical gear, and insignia.

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