Travis Kelce's 'sharp' game day look sparks comparison to iconic 'SNL' characters

ATLANTA, GEORGIA: Travis Kelce's fashion choices before the Kansas City Chiefs' game against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, September 22, sparked lively discussions among fans online.

Upon the Chiefs' arrival in Atlanta, Georgia, the day before the game, the star tight end caught attention with his all-black attire as he stepped off the plane.

While some were impressed, others questioned his choice of shoes and the decision to forego socks for the team's arrival.

Fans found Tarvis Kelce 'hot'

The following day, 34-year-old Kelce made an appearance at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium donning a loose black suit, black tie, and striking red shoes.

Fans praised the ensemble on X, previously known as Twitter, after the Chiefs and various fan accounts dedicated to Kelce posted images and videos of his attire on the platform.

An X user wrote admiring Kelce, "He looks so so hot"

One commentator asked, "Gangsta? SNL skit? Or Michael Jackson look!"

Another user suggested that the shoes were a subtle tribute to Kelce's girlfriend, the pop superstar Taylor Swift. “He’s celebrating red (Taylor’s version) season with them shoes.”

"Red shoe club . He’s now part!" said the fourth person in the comments section.

Fans draw hilarious comparisons between Tarvis Kelce's outfit and the Blues Brothers

Many fans have noted similarities between Kelce's attire and the suits worn by former 'Saturday Night Live' cast members John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, who portrayed Jake and Elwood Blues in the 1980 movie 'The Blues Brothers'.

“He looks like a blues brother!” a fan's comment on X resonated widely.

One said, "It's giving sports coded Blue's Brother's He's on a mission ....from God."

Other chimed in, "Is he Jake or Elwood? Lol."

Another fan remarked, "He’s the Unknown Elwood Brother."

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