Another week, another playful fashion moment for the Kelce brothers.
Jason Kelce teased his younger brother, Travis Kelce, for wearing an inappropriate shirt while on a double date with his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, and Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds on Friday.
Travis wore a navy Jacquemus bowling shirt ($490) with four pairs of human figures on it. In one of the illustrations, a woman appeared to be playfully placed behind the man while the man’s legs were underneath her.
The other three seemed to be placed more ambiguously. Meanwhile, a beige horse was rearing up on its hind legs on the other side of his shirt.
Travis wore a navy Jacquemus bowling shirt with couples of beige human figures on it while on a double date with Taylor Swift in NYC on Friday, as seen here.GC Images
Jason Kelce teased Travis Kelce for a previous shirt he wore on Wednesday’s episode of their “New Heights” podcast, as pictured here.New Heights podcast/YouTube
The shirt seemed to raise some eyebrows amongst fans –– as well as Jason. “What in the world was the shirt though?” Jason asked Travis on Wednesday’s episode of their “New Heights” podcast. Travis, 35, confessed that he had “no idea” what was going on with the shirt and thought it was “just art” with people and horses.
The shirt appeared to have at least one of the couples intertwined.GC Images
The Chiefs athlete called the shirt “art.”GC Images
“I didn’t really look at the shirt like that when I got it,” Travis admitted. “I just liked the color and the patterns and stuff. It looks like a hand, looks like a pointing finger?”Jason, 36, started to roast his brother and pointed out that “it kind of appears like it’s a horse c—k.” “That’d be crazy if I was wearing a horse c—k. That’s crazy,” Travis said. “That’s why you always gotta really make sure you know what you’re wearing kids or everybody can just assume now.”
However, Jason argued that it appeared to be a sexual shirt.TheStewartOfNY/INSTARimages.com
“It’s a button down with horses and people f–king on it,” Jason claimed on the podcast.New Heights podcast/YouTube
Jason then began to read an excerpt from a British GQ story on the shirt that described it as “flowy, fun, and more vibrant Marseilles than minimalist Paris.”
