President McKinley was given a red carnation by a friend while running for office. He felt it was a lucky charm and wore one in his lapel after that. He was not president for long as he was assassinated. September 14 is Red Carnation Day in Ohio. So he wore them from 1897 to 1901 when shortly after he gave his red carnation to a little girl, he was shot while visiting the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York.
The President is a CIVILIAN and does not wear a uniform
Ronald Reagan
i do not know why they wear long sleeved dresses
Theodore Roosevelt
they wear long dresses that cover the ankles
wore a red carnation in his lapel for good luck
If you like you could wear a carnation in your mother's favorite color.
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A Red Carnation
James Madison was the first US President to wear long pants.
The movies depicted mobsters wearing a carnation in their lapels
James Madison was the first president to wear long pants.
I have been asked a similar question about a Kan Flower. However kan is simply the word for flower in Chinese. You might be referring to the Carnation flower, and in particular the green Carnation. A green Carnation was worm by Oscar Wilde and was thereafter adopted as a wearable sign of being homosexual. Noel Coward wrote a song for the musical 'Bitter Sweet' called 'We all Wear a Green Carnation'. It is available with clips from Jeeves & Wooster on YouTube called: Jeeves & Wooster - We All Wear a Green Carnation.
a red Carnation
Pink carnation
Yes. Red or purple are appropriate for Palm Sunday.