Adam Sandler Reflects on Rare Black Tie Appearance at SNL 50 Celebration

The comedian, known for his casual style, joked about feeling out of place in formal attire at the anniversary event.

Adam Sandler attended Saturday Night Live's 50th Anniversary Special in New York City on February 16, dressed in a black tuxedo, a departure from his usual casual attire.
Sandler humorously described wearing formalwear as a 'terrible feeling,' attributing his decision to not wanting to disappoint former SNL cast member Al Franken.
Amy Schumer playfully teased Sandler on the red carpet, suggesting he could have used a tailor, to which he quipped about his aversion to being touched.
Sandler, a cast member on SNL from 1990 to 1995, joined other alumni and stars to perform at the event, marking the milestone occasion.
The comedian's laid-back fashion sense, often referred to as 'Sandlercore,' has made him an unexpected style icon, celebrated for his preference for comfort over convention.