When Damar Hamlin walked into the Super Bowl in his Takashi Murakami-designed jacket, he probably didn’t expect it to become one of the most talked-about fashion moments of the event. The jacket, which cost over $3,000, had a depiction of a crucifix with cartoonish features and the word "Eternal" on it. While some saw it as a bold artistic expression, others, like Adrian Peterson, thought it crossed a line. After the criticism, Hamlin explained on social media that the piece was a way for him to express his eternal gratitude for surviving his medical emergency. This situation raises important questions about how personal beliefs and public perception can clash when symbolism is used in high-profile settings.
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