It is difficult to pinpoint when, Adam Sandler — who, according to Google Top Search Report, is the most searched name in 2021 in the “celebrity fashion” category – has become a style icon. It’s not that his wardrobe has changed much in the last few decades (it hasn’t), or just because at some point the schlub 2000s became the trickle of the 2020s (it did). No, through it all, Sandman — who also stars as most stylish character In the most stylish movie of 2019—Didn’t stop dressing like herself.
Sandler is currently participating in a promotion for Hustle, his latest Netflix series (his company, Happy Madison Productions, has had an ongoing multi-movie deal with the streamer since 2014), in which he plays a fake scout idea of the Philadelphia 76ers. Yesterday, when he was spotted walking around Jimmy Kimmel Live! a lot wearing a brand Hustle The trucker in a cap and carrying a pile of rumpled clothes, he may have inadvertently given us a glimpse of his red carpet wardrobe – and let’s just say, it will probably involve a lot of blue and orange. Dropping any fictional allegiance to the Sixers, Brooklyn-born Sandler was a Knicks guy.
He wore a collection of the aforementioned clothes that evening Hustle debuted in Los Angeles, consisting of a pair of neon orange Hokas, pool blue trousers and a printed polo shirt from Wailea Golf Club, located on the Hawaiian island of Maui. (In classic Sandler fashion, he also wore another Wailea polo to another Netflix event a few weeks ago. Our man is on the island.)
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Suffice it to say, Sandler is still Sandler, all the time: “He’s like a warm boy,” Uncut Gems costume designer Miyako Bellizzi told GQ in 2019. “His personal style is amazing. He wears basketball shorts and Jordans every day, no matter the weather. If he’s uncomfortable, then he won’t wear it.”
