We Asked Vogue, GQ, and a Pro Stylist to Kill Jensen Huang’s Leather Jacket

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Nov 14, 2026 5:15 AM

The signature moto jacket has officially worn out its welcome. Here’s how fashion’s pros would rebrand him.

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Jensen Huang’s midlife-crisis makeover hasn’t helped the Nvidia CEO’s image this week. In a matter of days, Huang’s questionable sartorial leanings have shifted wildly from wannabe cool Harley dad to low-down leather Lothario. Fashion moves fast, but even in the style world, this is a breakneck volte-face.

As Emma Childs wonderfully observed in The Cut, “a $9,000 leather moto is not the outerwear of a man faithfully going home to his wife and kids after a long day of architecting the AI revolution.” And since ...

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