Sen. John Fetterman wore his signature outfit of a hoodie, shorts, and sneakers Monday despite the bitterly cold weather in Washington, DC—and despite the nature of the event he was attending. The Democratic senator was in the front row at the Capitol Rotunda as President Trump was sworn in, People reports. In a post on X, CBS reporter Scott MacFarlane shared a photo of Fetterman arriving at the Capitol in shorts, noting that the wind chill was in the teens.
Fetterman, who visited Mar-a-Lago earlier this month, is generally only seen in formal wear when he is on the Senate floor, the Daily Beast notes. The New York Post reports that Fetterman has "begrudgingly donned a snappy suit and tie" when presiding over Senate proceedings. He also owns a tuxedo hoodie, which he wore to the White House Correspondents' Association dinner last year. (More John Fetterman stories.)