“A horse in a suit” may sound like the beginning of a silly anecdote, but now it’s a reality. Bookmakers William Hill commissioned the world’s inaugural three-piece tweed suit for the creature to commemorate a horse racing event, the Cheltenham Festival 2016, held in England. What adds to the intrigue is that the attire was crafted by Emma Sandham-King, a former apprentice of Alexander McQueen.
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