[teachnkids]

I was so distracted during the ceremony because I kept noticing a woman with the same color as Jill Biden. I'm such a nerd and feel if she chose to wear a non basic color it should be her color for the day & nobody else should wear it. Just like mother if the bride picks first and you don't wear her color. Old fashioned ways I have, I guess.

The one in that same color was Nancy Pelosi.

[Cassyree]

I doubt Jill Biden and Nancy Pelosi talked to each other to make sure they weren't wearing the same color. I think both were busy with other important things.

[teachnkids]

Oh I agree that they didn't coordinate. I was pointing out my nerdy old fashioned fashion sense.

[CK2]

I get it, teachnkids. I love fashion and I notice things like that, just as I notice when colors clash from one person to the next. It certainly can be distracting.

[RamonaQuimby]

I get it, teachnkids. I get distracted by visual things like that too.

I doubt Jill Biden and Nancy Pelosi talked to each other to make sure they weren't wearing the same color. I think both were busy with other important things.

Remember when they all wore white to the State of the Union? Remember when they wore the kente cloth at the Capitol? Several were wearing purple as a statement on Wednesday. Teachnkids wasn't saying it was intentional but you have to admit that color choices are discussed among politicians from time to time, despite our opinions on what they should be doing with their time.

[newspedteach]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/...le/4229427001/

So interesting that people were so distracted or bothered by this. I thought they all looked lovely. The possible reasons for the purple colors they chose to wear were discussed quite a bit during the coverage.

Do wedding or funeral attendees always match (for example)?