Sen. Kyrsten Sinema caused a stir at Davos not only for the high-five she shared with Sen. Joe Manchin, but for the furry vest she wore — with one Twitter user asking, “Why is she dressed like a sheep?”
The Arizona independent, known for her maverick fashion tastes in a chamber dominated by Brooks Brothers suits, rocked the fluffy white vest and her usual heavy framed glasses when she appeared onstage during a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss Alps.
While her high-five with Manchin to celebrate blocking filibuster reform attracted lots of attention in the political press, her unique style turned Twitter users into would-be fashion critics.
“Why is she dressed like a sheep”? asked Laura Bassett, the editor of Jezebel, on the social messaging site.
Others suggested Sinema got her appearances mixed up.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema wore a furry vest for her appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos — which did not sit well with Twitter users. AP“Clearly Kyrsten Sinema heard she was going to Davos & thought it was some kind of Game of Thrones fan convention,” said Tara Dublin, who describes herself as a “MAGA Block Queen” on Twitter.
Sinema is well known for not playing it close to the vest with her wardrobe, setting tongues wagging when she wore a denim vest in the chamber or channeled her inner Marilyn Monroe with a clingy skirt and top and bombshell blond hairstyle.
The 46-year-old also favors vintage clothing, 1950s-style dresses and has been spotted wearing candy-colored wigs.
Sen. Sinema and her white vest stole the show at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Benedikt von Loebell/World EconoAnother Twitter user remarked on her quirky getups and suggested she star in a new TV show.
“Someone needs to create a new Veep style show called ‘Kristy Cinnamon’ maybe get Jennifer Coolidge for the lead. get a sponsorships from Warby-Parker and Hot Topic,” wrote OGNinja.
Another gave a thumbs down to the vest.
Sen. Sinema took part in a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. AP”A bath mat is not a vest,” wrote Sarah Burris, a reporter at Raw Story.
“Sinema decided to take ’wolf in sheep’s clothing’ way too literally, ” wrote Santiago Mayer, executive director of the liberal group Voters of Tomorrow.






