Pam Bondi Has An Undeniable Passion For Unflattering Pantsuits

While she may not get as much air time as her follow MAGA buddy, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, Attorney General Pam Bondi isn't too far behind. Due to this fact, we've had the opportunity to witness a lot of Pam Bondi's outfits that have completely missed the mark, as well as her cringiest hair fails that we'll never forget. Basically, Bondi, like the rest of the women (and men) in the Trump Administration, is a constant reminder of how not to dress. Unless, of course, you're looking for inspiration for a tacky outfit ripped from the 1970s for your next Halloween party.

Like Lauren Boebert's affinity for outdated denim and Karoline Leavitt's need to dress as frumpy as possible, Bondi also has a signature look: unflattering pantsuits. While Kate Middleton knows how to turn a pantsuit into a sleek fashion statement, Bondi just can't. Try as she might, with pantsuit after pantsuit, Bondi fails over and over again. One would think at this point, someone might stage an intervention, but considering who she surrounds herself with, there's probably no chance of that happening.

As evidenced by Kate Middleton, Kamala Harris, and so many others, pantsuits can look great on anyone, no matter their shape or size. But the key to mastering the pantsuit is using one of the most universally flattering clothing hacks: tailoring. That, and knowing what colors work best for you skin tone can make a big difference. However, Bondi is clearly unaware of this simple fact. If you're looking to enter your pantsuit era, Bondi's undeniable passion for bad pantsuits should inspire you to do the exact opposite.

There's so much wrong with this white pantsuit that it's difficult to know where to start. First of all, the jacket is too long in the body, as well as the sleeves. It also appears to have buttons that are for decorative purposes only as they seem to be too far away from the opening of the jacket to make any sense. Although we can't see the hem of the pants, we can see that if they were taken in an inch or so, it would be a better fit for her. Also, with her blond hair, all that white just washes Bondi right out.

If you're asking yourself who in their right mind would willingly put on such a Shein-looking pantsuit and actually leave their home in it, you're not alone. However, as we've noticed, Pam Bondi's worst outfits all have one thing in common: pink. While pink can certainly be a statement-making color when the right shade is worn correctly, that's just not something that Bondi is able to achieve. Here she is dressed in a baby-pink suit with a colorful top that doesn't even match. The whole look is so lacking in taste, that it almost makes Ivanka Trump look classy.

It's hard to look away from this pantsuit because it's so painfully ugly. It's so horrifying that, like a car crash, all you want to do is stare and try to figure out exactly what the heck is going on here. While the choice continues Pam Bondi's theme of only wearing unflattering pantsuits, where it really stands out is in how awful it is. No one is saying all pantsuits need to be monochromatic to be a winning outfit, but this ill-fitting plaid jacket, in pastels no less, is wrong. And, as usual, the pants need a tailor stat.

In May 2025, Pam Bondi attended an event honoring police officers who have died in the line of duty and, apparently, she thought that the event really needed a couple doilies. A timeless broken pantsuit shouldn't include frills or embellishments, but Bondi's jacket has some sort of floral pattern on the pockets and sleeves. There also seems to be a matching vest underneath to break up the khaki-colored top and pants, the latter of which desperately needs to be ironed. To complete this look, Bondi opted for the bland shoe trend that MAGA women have decided is the height of class: nude pointed-toe heels.

While certainly not a winning look by any stretch of the imagination, this pantsuit at least doesn't induce laughter or tears. It's simple and plain, lacking luster in every way possible, and, because Pam Bondi clearly has never sat down with a personal styling consultant, makes her look more like the walking dead instead of someone who should be representing the public's interests. In fact, we can use this as another opportunity to learn something important: Color mistakes will ruin your outfits and make you look older. Bondi is the perfect example of that in this pantsuit.

Remember that fateful day when Karoline Leavitt butchered the butter-yellow trend in April 2025? Well, here's Pam Bondi's take on it: the addition of a shirt with embroidery on it. While there's never a good time to set limitations on what someone should and shouldn't wear based on their age, sometimes you need to call out a faux pas when you see it — and this is one. It may not be totally clear as to what designs are on this shirt, but the fact that it exists as part of a pantsuit on an adult woman in her workplace says everything.

There's only one person in the world who can pull off a black turtleneck under a purply-magenta pantsuit and that person is Pedro Pascal. Even Kate Middleton couldn't make this happen and she has proven herself to excel at making pantsuits look ridiculously cool. Whatever is going on here should be illegal. It's not just the turtleneck, the Barney-esque color of the suit — which is probably outlawed in places like Paris, Milan, and New York — or the chain belt, but the fact that Pam Bondi actually thinks she looks good when this is yet another shade that doesn't do her any favors.

While Pam Bondi has made it abundantly clear that she has a thing for woefully outdated outfits like Kayleigh McEnany, this pantsuit really takes the cake. Between the color, the cut, the butterfly collar, and those bell-bottoms, Bondi either doesn't know what decade she's living in or is going to fearlessly wear what she wants and try to become a trendsetter. Naturally, no one is hopping on this trend and the reason this look hasn't come back in style is because it was such an eyesore the first time around. It doesn't matter how much one might identify with the 1977 film "Saturday Night Fever" — there are things from that era that should be left behind.

Although this look brings Pam Bondi back into the 21^st century, it's not much better. It's cheap-looking, ill-fitting, and those buttons down the front are suggesting this was purchased from Temu on sale — which is really saying something. What Bondi, like so many other MAGAs, doesn't seem to understand, is that to achieve the timeless sophistication trend, you need to stay away from cheap garments and especially those with unnecessary embellishments. It's better to have a few pantsuits that fit correctly and match the tone of your skin, than it is to have an entire wardrobe of outfits that fail you every time you get dressed.