Senate Overturns Relaxed Dress Code, Unanimously Approves Formal Attire Requirement

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer initially relaxed the unofficial dress code, allowing Sen. John Fetterman to wear casual attire.
Bipartisan backlash erupted, led by Sens. Joe Manchin and Mitt Romney, who introduced a resolution to reinstate formal business attire.
The Senate unanimously approved the resolution requiring coats and ties for men, but no dress specifications for women.
Schumer and Fetterman agreed the latter would wear suits when on the floor and vote casually from the cloakroom.
Fetterman responded to the dress code's passage with a viral meme, showing his trademark lightheartedness.