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Politicians love to roll up the sleeves on their button-down shirts while out campaigning, but Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is one of the few to head straight for the short-sleeve shirt when on the stump.Win McNamee—Getty Images
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Paul is also comfortable with a short-sleeve shirt and khakis, a more casual look also favored by his father, at right.Charles Dharapak—AP
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While out campaigning, Paul also sometimes goes for a more Western look, pairing blue jeans with cowboy boots.Charles Ommanney—Getty Images
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He's also been known to use jeans to make a more classic political combo of button-down shirt and power tie seem less formal.Richard Ellis—Getty Images
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At other times, he'll make his outfit less formal by skipping the tie...James Crisp—AP
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…or wearing a tie with a bold, fun pattern...Scott Olson—Getty Images
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…or by going with a more daring color of shirt...Sonia Moskowitz—Getty Images
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…or wearing a sweater on top...Stephen Lance Dennee—AP
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…or just wearing a turtleneck.Tom Williams—CQ-Roll Call/Getty Images
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At times, Paul has been extremely casual.Hunter Wilson—AP
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But at other times, he dressed in the standard Washington fare.Mark Wilson—Getty Images
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And he's been known to favor a formal winter coat too.Win McNamee—Getty Images
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But even when he does dress up, Paul often finds a way to make the look his own, such as with a pair of sunglasses.Bill Clark—CQ-Roll Call/Getty Images
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Sunglasses may also just be a favored accessory because he is an eye doctor.Melina Mara—Washington Post/Getty Images
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But whatever he's wearing, Paul finds a way to make it his own.Washington Post/Getty Images
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