Influencer Fellipe Carlo comments on the fashion and ostentatious style adopted by Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather

The style and fashion of the fighters began to be observed for decades by specialists in the subject, by the media and by the critics. In the boxing rings or in the octagon of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), the concept of ostentation was adopted by renowned names in boxing like Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield, who never hid their extravagances and, in recent years, names like Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor.

For the influencer Fellipe Carlo, specialized in men’s fashion, the ostentation style aims at exposing luxury, power and fortune, with the evidence found in status symbols such as designer clothes, golden goals that refer to gold, extravagant accessories among other items used by the fighters.

“I see that those who consume to show off seek to consume items that people in general would like to own. From hair to imported cars, fighters and all people who adopt the so-called ostentation style start to adopt ways of expressing who they are or who would like to be”, pondered the influencer.

Due to the growth of combat sports in recent years, especially due to the consolidation of the UFC brand, names such as fighter Conor McGregor exemplify the concept of the style in question. The Irishman became a fashion reference by highlighting the classic cuts of his designer suits. Always well fitted to the body, he reveals imposing costumes that are completed by accessories such as watches and sunglasses from international brands. In Brazil, fighters like Charles do Bronx from São Paulo do not skimp on showing off, as they parade their empowered looks through social networks and expose their passion for gold accessories.

“Perhaps it is a trend that may come to stay and other characters in this environment will adhere to this style of fashion and style. Some specialists suggest that their supporters consider it, as they are influencers and such behavior affects their followers’ daily lives. When we talk about being fashionable and following in style, we are not addressing the idea of ​​elitism. Being fashionable can also mean adopting minimalism”, concluded Fellipe Carlo.