US EditionTrudeau's Casual Footwear at Royal Visit Draws Jabs for Etiquette Faux Pas
- Justin Trudeau, Canada's former prime minister, wore green and orange Adidas Gazelle sneakers at the May 27, 2025, Canadian Parliament opening in Ottawa alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla.
- The casual footwear choice occurred amid a formal event where Trudeau was clad in a matching blue suit, sparking debate over appropriate dress for a ceremonial occasion presided by the King.
- Etiquette expert Susy Fossati, director of Avignon Etiquette, criticized Trudeau's sneaker color and informality, questioning "What was with the green?" and suggesting black sneakers would have been more suitable.
- The 53-year-old former prime minister’s choice of footwear sparked diverse opinions online, with some criticizing the informal appearance while others appreciated the relaxed and comfortable look during this uncommon royal occasion.
- Trudeau's choice highlighted ongoing public and media attention on his representation of Canada internationally and underscored differing views on formality in political appearances.
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Looks like every day is Casual Friday for Justin Trudeau now that he's no longer prime minister of Canada, as evidenced by what he opted to wear to King Charles III's speech before Parliament on Tuesday. The Independent notes that Trudeau, 53, did sport a formal blue suit, but his...
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