10 Famous Men Who Wear the Same Outfit Every Day

1 | Mark Zuckerberg

Every day, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook and 2020 presidential candidate, wears a heather grey t-shirt. As he explained in 2014: "I really want to clear my life to make it so that I have to make as few decisions as possible about anything except how to best serve this community." We shouldn't judge, however: by removing this most basic example of human decision-making, Zuck has created a web site that we collectively decide to spend 80,000 years on—every single day.

2 | Barack Obama

Sure, these days he's known to lose a button or two on his shirts as he's gone casual. But keen observers of 44 when he was in office would notice that the man only wore grey or navy suits. Barack Obama's decision to simplify his wardrobe follows the same track as Zuck's: "I'm trying to pare down decisions," he told Vanity Fair. "I don't want to make decisions about what I'm eating or wearing—because I have too many other decisions to make." That's for damn sure.

3 | Simon Cowell

Simon Cowell, the venom-spewing host of every competitive musical reality show in history, loves to show off his pecs. His day-to-day uniform seems to change for each show.When the first season of American Idol premiered, it was a deep V-neck. Lately, it's been a suit and open-collar button-down—unbuttoned way too far.

4 | Tom Ford

Does Tom Ford's closet have anything in it besides Tom Ford suits? Whether he's knotted up a jet black silk tie, dressed to the nines in a bow tie, or forgone any neckwear—leaving his shirt unbuttoned to the naval in the process—he's always in one of his own perfectly tailored designs. At this point, we honestly wouldn't be surprised to learn that he sleeps in them.

5 | Giorgio Armani

Ask anyone who makes the best suits in the world and, chances are, their answer will be Giorgio Armani. But the man himself is—outside of red carpet events, of course—never seen in them. No, he sticks to a uniform of navy slacks and cashmere sweaters.

6 | Michael Kors

It's impossible to say for certain whether or not Michael Kors has eyes; the legendary fashion designer is rarely seen—indoors or outdoors—without his black-as-night aviators. The rest of his outfit, however, is understandable: black suit, black t-shirt, and black loafers. It's the ideal combination of effortless high-low style.

7 | Riccardo Tisci

Okay, we get it: The fashion designers of the world forgo their own designs and stick instead to strident, strict uniforms. Riccardo Tisci, the visionary behind Givenchy's opulent transformation, is no exception. Every day, he wears a black t-shirt, black pants, and pearly white sneakers.

8 | Tom Wolfe

Tom Wolfe, one of the icons of "new journalism," has worn an all-white suit—allegedly, every day since 1962. We'd bet good money he's exceptionally careful with his morning coffee. Imagine spilling.

9 | Steve Jobs

The late Steve Jobs allegedly had more than a hundred of the signature black mock turtlenecks that changed the world. "That's what I wear," he told biographer Walter Isaacson. "I have enough to last for the rest of my life." Alas, that statement turned out to be gravely true. Rest in peace, Steve—your inimitable and impermeable sense of style isn't going anywhere.

10 | The Pope

You'd think someone would have issued a design change by now.

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