Ring Girls’ Outfits at Trump’s UFC Fight Revealed—Includes Flag Code Breach
Summary
The UFC unveiled new red, white, and blue outfits for its “Octagon Girls” at a planned fight night event on the White House lawn. Some people criticized the designs, saying they break U.S. flag etiquette rules, though these rules are not legally binding.Key Facts
- The UFC’s “Octagon Girls” outfits use stars-and-stripes patterns in red, white, and blue colors.
- The event, called “UFC Freedom 250,” will happen on the South Lawn of the White House.
- The event is part of the 250th anniversary celebrations of American independence.
- The U.S. Flag Code says the flag should not be worn as clothing or costumes.
- The outfits are stylized and not made from actual flags but still drew criticism for disrespecting flag etiquette.
- The Flag Code is advisory and not legally enforceable for private citizens.
- Opinions on the outfits are mixed, with some calling them patriotic and others calling them tacky.
- The UFC event has also faced other criticism about its cost, size, and use of public land at the White House.
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