Oh, what an actor! Oh, what a suit!

Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press

Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press

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Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press

Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press

Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press

Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press

Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press

Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press

Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press

Barack Obama can be everywhere, and he can wear anything, even the suit that exploded social media on Aug. 28. Obama made a statement on the situation in Syria and Ukraine, but it appears that no one paid attention to what he said. It was the tan suit that attracted everyone's attention. In 2012, Obama said in an interview to Vanity Fair that he was wearing only blue and gray suits. This time, Mr. Obama was "dazzling" wearing a tan and a bit oversized suit. Good choice. An NBC journalist said that there were three things that required interference: Obama's wardrobe, Iraq and Ukraine All photos: Splash/All Over Press