Have you ever seen a horse in suit? You might think it’s just silly, but believe us it’s not.
According to a report in BoredPanda, Bookmakers William Hill commissioned the world’s first three-piece tweed suit for the animal to commemorate a horse racing’s Cheltenham Festival 2016.
The festival takes place in England. The highlight is that a former Alexander McQueen apprentice Emma Sandham-King created the garment.
Designer’s team almost spent four weeks for making this custom suit for a race veteran Morestead.
59 feet (18m) of fabric was required for making this garment. 20-time champion and racing royalty Sir Anthony McCoy accompanied the horse.
And we have no doubt that Morestead looked stunning in this three-piece suit.
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