These trends don't get our vote after being killed off by politicians! From Rishi Sunak's Adidas Samba trainers to Macron's hoodie - how the wardrobe of a world leader is the death knell for any 'cool

Femail looks at politicians from around the world who killed fashion trends Rishi Sunak may be regretting his attempt to tap into his stylish side by wearing Adidas Samba trainers after prompting a flurry of teasing for his choice of footwear. Commentators have taken to social media to joke about Rishi's wearing Adidas Sambas, saying that the trainers are no longer cool Mr Sunak reveals his short trousers while speaking on Zoom to Gordon Ramsay during the pandemic Sunak seen in 2021 wearing his Stanford University sweater and a pair of sweatpants from premium athletic wear brand Champion Rishi Sunak donned his favourite dark grey £46 Everlane hoodie to unveiling a £500 million funding package to help furloughed workers in 2021 Rishi Sunak opted for winter-wear as he donned a navy blue hoodie and sipped from a £25 Emma Bridgewater mug while speaking to Turkish and Palestinian leaders in October The then chancellor was mocked for wearing sliders from trendy streetwear brand Palm Angels in 2021 The PM is also partial to the 90s trend of wearing American university merchandise as lounge wear, with a Stanford grey jersey being one of his particular favourites. David Cameron is pictured wearing Converse in 2006 during a visit to Bournemouth British former Prime Minister Theresa May and her husband Philip May walk in Sirmione Theresa May donned converse during a trip to Italy with her husband in 2018 David Cameron and Theresa May wore Converse, much to the public's disgust The all stars climbed in popularity and became the most popular sneaker for any athletic activity in the 1940s and 1960s. Keir Starmer wore a Stone Island black polo shirt as he posed by the East Side Gallery section of the landmark, erected in 1961 by the communist authorities to separate East and West Berlin in 2022 People joked online that it's taken them a while to love Stone Island again after seeing Keir Starmer wearing the brand Labour leader Keir Starmer is pictured wearing Adidas trainers as he arrives in Rotterdam in September last year People poked fun at Keir Starmer for wearing Stone Island and Adidas trainers Lovers of Stone Island took to X to comment on the style choice, adding that it took them a 'while' to put on the brand again after seeing Starmer wearing it. Vladimir Putin Trainers are not only loved by British politicians, as Russia's leader was pictured wearing a pair of white and grey New Balance trainers when he visited the Sirius educational centre in May 2019.