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Why does Santa wear a red and white outfit?
  + stars: | 2024-12-22 | by ( Jacqui Palumbo | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +10 min
CNN —Red velvet suit, white fur trim, tall black boots, cozy (if not indulgent) pom-pom hat. Robert Walter Weir's oil painting of Santa Claus from 1837, shows him as a beardless, caped peddler of goods. Nowhere would we have found Christmas trees; no reindeer, no Santa Claus,” Nissenbaum writes. Portraits of Santa Claus by J.C. Leyendecker (left) and Norman Rockwell (right) helped establish Santa Claus' suit and wholesome persona. As his clothes evolved, Santa Claus’ elfish nature faded, too, into a much taller, jolly, and purely benevolent guest.
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Social media users have shared images and videos from a Disney+ Christmas miniseries with context missing. The tweet accompanying the cropped clip reads: “From the new @Disney Christmas mini series The Clauses. The full version of the scene shows that the children’s formation was intended as a joke. Tim Allen’s character, Santa Claus, is seen asking the children to check their spelling before rearranging the message to read: “We love you Santa.”VERDICTMissing context. The ‘Satan’ message was a joke; the complete scene shows children rearranging the letters to spell “Santa” correctly.
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