‘Seeing Steve Without a Suit Disturbs Me’: Steve Harvey’s Fans Were Left Shook Following His Recent Fashion Upload

Steve Harvey captured fans’ attention on Monday, Nov. 22, after the “Family Feud” host uploaded a TikTok video showcasing his new look.

In the clip, Harvey, who is standing in front of a mirror, is seen wearing a red shirt and blue-and-white two-toned pants as Doja Cat’s “Kiss Me More” featuring SZA plays in the background.

Steve Harvey stuns fans with his latest look. Photo:@steveharvey/Instagram

As the video continues, the 64-year-old taps the mirror simultaneously to the song’s beat before he ultimately appears in different dress. In the transitional recording, Harvey is wearing an all-black outfit. When fans began to view Harvey’s post, many marveled over his attire. One social media user complimented his video transition.

“Steve with the drip. let’s goooo.”

“Steve always looking clean.”

Steve Harvey’s fashion post has fans mentioning his suit-less attire. Photo:@steveharvey/Instagram

“Smooth transitions. You have always dressed really good man.”

“Maaaaan!! I appreciate how your style has grown.”


In addition to the compliments, other people mentioned how Harvey wasn’t wearing a suit. One stated how much it bothered them by writing, “Idk why, but seeing Steve without a suit disturbs me so much.” Another said, “Where is the (suit emoji).”

Despite the commotion surrounding Harvey’s outfits, this isn’t the first time the “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” star ditched his traditional suit look. Back in September, while filming the new season of “Steve on Watch,” Harvey sported a Canadian tuxedo, which included jean pants, a half buttoned-up shirt, a jacket and brown suede boots. He captioned the post with a jeans emoji and a flexed bicep emoji.

Months following his drastic style change, Harvey admitted during an episode of “Steve on Watch” why he revamped his look. He said, “I’m not just gonna sit over here and just let old age come and take me away. Pick me up and just walk me holding my grave. We’re not going to do this. I don’t want to walk old. I don’t want to look old. I don’t want to dress old.”


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