- Kevin Hart discussed his evolving fashion sense on The Jennifer Hudson Show.
- Aging has influenced his wardrobe choices significantly.
- Hart finds tight clothing, especially jeans, restrictive and painful.
Popular American actor and comedian Kevin Hart has opened up about his changing fashion sense and why he has stopped wearing jeans.
During a recent appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show, the 45-year-old entertainer shared that aging has played a significant role in his wardrobe choices. He admitted that wearing jeans has become uncomfortable for him, prompting him to switch to outfits that prioritize comfort over style.
Hart humorously explained that as he gets older, he has started to feel the physical effects of tight clothing, especially jeans. He noted that while he once wore them without any issues, he now finds them restrictive and even painful. Instead of enduring discomfort, he has chosen to embrace a more relaxed and practical approach to dressing.
The comedian also emphasized that his new fashion choices are about feeling good rather than following trends. He acknowledged that personal style evolves with age and that he now prioritizes clothing that allows him to move freely and feel at ease.
Hart’s revelation resonated with many fans who relate to the struggle of sacrificing comfort for fashion. His candid remarks also sparked discussions about how aging influences personal style and wardrobe preferences.
Known for his humor and honesty, Hart often shares personal experiences that many find relatable. His lighthearted take on fashion and aging once again showcased his ability to connect with audiences in an authentic and entertaining way.
As one of Hollywood’s most successful comedians, Hart continues to captivate fans with his humor, whether on stage, in movies, or through his everyday life experiences—including his evolving sense of style.
He said, “I don’t wear jeans anymore because I’m getting older. It’s all pants, all slacks. I mean, I’m over 40, I feel like the good pant is necessary.
“Jeans are not the same. Jeans hurt, and they are not comfortable. I need a comfortable slack. I need something that I can move in, something that’s soft.
“I don’t like how jeans feel on my knees. They hurt my knees. They hurt my waist like when you sit down, I don’t like how jeans dig in my waist.”
My dress sense changed when I clocked 40. I’m 45 now. I’m about 46. So it changes. At 50, I’m going on all sweatpants.”