"Nicknamed "Prime Time" during his tenure as an MLB and NFL player, Sanders is a member of the GQ Sports Style Hall of Fame for his iconic, brash, and ahead-of-his-time looks throughout the 80s and 90s that featured doo rags, sweat suits, gold chains, diamond-studded dollar sign earrings, Louis Vuitton bags, Emmanuelle Khanh sunglasses, and leather - lots of leather. "I don't follow trends - I set trends," Sanders said to GQ."
"Not only did Prime like his team's consistency, but he also admired Landestoy's look. "When your outfit is Coach Prime approved😁😁 @cfbonfox," Landestoy wrote proudly on Instagram. "We're running the ball," Sanders replied. "We're mixing the throw. Pat is calling a heck of a game defensively. We're coming up. We just came up with a tremendous stop. And our special teams, we're doing our thing. We just got to score on this one. And your outfit is killing the game right now.""
Deion Sanders built a reputation in the 1980s and 1990s for bold, brash fashion that included doo rags, sweatsuits, gold chains, diamond-studded dollar-sign earrings, designer bags, statement sunglasses, and leather. He earned placement in the GQ Sports Style Hall of Fame and declared, "I don't follow trends - I set trends." As University of Colorado head coach "Coach Prime," he praised sideline reporter Alexa Landestoy's outfit during a broadcast of Colorado vs. Delaware, calling it "Coach Prime approved" and telling her "your outfit is killing the game right now." Landestoy posted the exchange on Instagram and received public praise from peers.
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