The Kansas City Chiefs tight end sported a Bottega Veneta pink suede shirt, knit cargo pants and pink Timberlands before their divisional playoff game on Saturday, Jan. 18
Travis Kelce is pretty in pink for the playoffs!
The Kansas City Chiefs star, 35, showed off a bright ensemble before the team set off on their quest to defend their Super Bowl championship — and become the first team ever to win three titles in a row — in the hours before the game on Saturday, Jan. 18 against the Houston Texans.
Kelce donned a pink suede Bottega Veneta button-down leather shirt ($11,900) over a white t-shirt, navy-and-white knit cargo pants and a $96 rainbow Supreme knit beanie. He complemented the look with pink Timberlands, and toted an energy drink for his walk-in.
Kelce’s attention to detail was only rivaled by the locked-in look he wore as cameras caught the tight end entering Arrowhead Stadium.
The Walter Peyton Award finalist has proven in the past that fashion is a big part of his game.
The Chiefs player isn’t afraid to wear bold patterns or take risks when it comes to putting together an unforgettable outfit. In an October 2023 interview with The Wall Street Journal, Kelce revealed he sometimes takes up to three hours to put together his pregame looks.
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Last May, mom Donna Kelce offered her own insight into her younger son’s fashion-forward mentality.
The mom of two, 72, appeared on an episode of The Martha Stewart Podcast, where she revealed why he pays close attention to his style choices.
“He’s a fashionista,” explained Donna, noting that his “image” and what he looks like is “very important.”
She added, “But not so much to be perfect. It’s more to put a smile on people’s faces. At times, I mean, he’ll dress the way he needs to, but most of the time, he’s doing it to make people laugh or talk. And he loves being at the center of attention, which we all know that.”
