During the Democratic National Convention, Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance wearing a tan suit, a nod to former President Barack Obama's own controversial fashion choice from a decade ago. Harris emphasized unity in her speech, stating, 'We are moving forward' and later accepted the Democratic nomination for president. Obama commemorated the 10th anniversary of his tan suit moment by posting side-by-side images of himself and Harris in similar outfits, highlighting the enduring relevance of their sartorial choices in political discourse. The tan suit, once criticized for being 'unpresidential', has since become a symbol of personal style intersecting with politics. Obama reflected on the initial backlash and how both suits challenged traditional notions of presidential attire. Critics, however, continue to dismiss the significance of the tan suit, suggesting it pales in comparison to other controversies during Obama's presidency.