Fashion is increasingly an undercurrent with followers of high-profile trials like recent ones for Hunter Biden, Donald Trump and Karen Read.
In all criminal cases, defendants have the constitutional right to a jury of their peers at trial. But as recent high-profile cases have proven, when it comes to what they — or pretty much anyone else in the courtroom — wears, nearly every onlooker, news junkie or follower has an opinion.Biden’s cases extends beyond the charges and convictions with many commenting on and critiquing not just their mannerisms and expressions, but their suits, shirts and ties.
She added, “If you’re just attending court, sitting in the gallery as a family member or community activist to wear a color to make a public statement, that’s fine. No one can stop you. If a group of people are sitting together wearing pink, that might send a message, And people have a First Amendment right to do that, as long as they’re not disrupting the court. That’s a completely different standard, and I think people should just go for it.
For Biden’s trial in Delaware, pantsuits were the preferred look worn by his wife Melissa Cohen Biden, his sister Ashley and First Lady. Such first-job-interview clothing is no longer standard attire in ultra dressed-down America, and definitely not in the spring; those conservative, buttoned-up choices presented a united front to some onlookers.
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