Following Donald Trump and JD Vance’s remarks about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s attire at the White House, an old wedding picture of Vance has taken over social media.

Zelensky, who arrived in his signature military outfit, faced criticism for ignoring suggestions to wear formal attire. When questioned, he firmly responded, “Do you have a problem?” and later clarified he would don a suit once the war ended.

Amid this, a photo of JD Vance at his wedding resurfaced. The image shows him wearing a traditional Indian sherwani, with a red tilak on his forehead, standing beside his wife, Usha Vance, dressed in a saree. Shared on X, the post quickly gained traction, with users pointing out the irony of Vance commenting on formal dress codes.

Some defended his cultural choice, while others highlighted the inconsistency. “You wear the appropriate attire for the situation,” one user remarked. Another quipped, “A commander-in-chief, out of solidarity, doesn’t wear a suit in wartime. Failed morals.”

The viral moment has reignited debate over double standards in political etiquette and cultural respect.