Friday 4/14/23 Jeopardy! Fashion Recap
Ben Chan vs. Kari Elsila vs. Greg Czaja
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Ben Chan
Ben is keeping things simple with yesterday’s shirt (efficient!) and Wednesday’s blazer. (If you notice my screenshots of him being a bit blurry, it’s because he moves around a lot during his intro and keeps looking away from the camera. I had the same issue with Cris Pannullo so maybe this bodes well for Ben’s run?)
Kari Elsila
Beautiful, bright, abstract floral print! Large scale prints like this are the best choice if you want to wear a print on Jeopardy! I also like how flowy her cardigan is.
Greg Czaja
I was SO excited when I saw Greg in uniform on the Contestant Zone this week! One of my favorite rabbit holes this season was identifying James Fraser’s award ribbons on his uniform during Second Chance. With Greg’s help, I was able to identify these tonight.
Greg was also nice enough to explain the gold devices to me: the top one is his Flight Surgeon wings, the bottom one is his Fleet Marine Force qualification (which you can earn when you’re assigned to a Marine Corps unit.)
Ken Jennings
Ken is amassing quite a collection of blue paisley ties! From what I can tell, this is a new one he hasn’t worn before and it brings his total to 5 different blue paisley prints (in this collage of 6, only the first 2 look to me like the exact same tie, though #3 is very similar.)
Art alert! I was so excited when someone sent me the link to contestant Kat Jepson’s art Instagram! She mentioned her nature-inspired embroidery in her Day 2 anecdote and this type of thing is extremely my jam! Check it out if this appeals to you.
I have caught up on my weekly collages, so here are the past 4 weeks. Week 28 & 29 were especially colorful - look at all those florals!
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