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Save this story for later. At Joe Biden’s Inauguration, Jill Biden wore a relatively unknown designer, Alexandra O’Neill, and chose to wear the color blue “for the pieces to signify trust, confidence, and stability.”Photograph by Patrick Semansky / AFP / Getty It was a strong day for coats. Senator Bernie Sanders, for instance, arrived at the most pomp-heavy and paparazzied political event of the year in a gruff, no-nonsense taupe parka from the Vermont-based snowboarding company Burton, which he paired with a pair of chunky, hand-knit mittens made from recycled wool. Would we expect anything less? The mittens were not new; Sanders wore several similar pairs along the campaign trail last year (they were a gift from Jen Ellis, a teacher and friend of Sanders’s daughter-in-law who makes knitted goods for craft fairs in her spare time). The jacket was also making a repeat appearance; it was an old Christmas gift from Sanders’s stepson, Dave Driscoll, the

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