Deputy President William Ruto is setting a trend on matters fashion.

Contrary to having suits and white shirts, DP Ruto has proved that politicians can also embrace a fashionable look.

A walk into Ruto's social media platforms shows a man who is determine to adopt a new dressing style, and do away with suits.

He has been wearing unique tailor made shirts, mostly accompanied by Khaki pants.

During Madaraka day, when other leaders were all dressed in suits, and chocking with neckties, Ruto adopted a simple and unique style.

At some point, President Uhuru Kenyatta also showcased a unique sense of fashion by wearing unique shirts made by the Rivatex company in Kenya.

Uhuru's fashion was aimed at promoting products made in Kenya.

But with Ruto, the identity of her tailor still remains a mystery. If you take a close look into the shirts he has been wearing, there is a common signature mark on the left or right side around the chest area.

Here are other photos of Ruto showcasing his unique style;