Steve Sarkisian's wife Loreal wears daring gold denim fit for Texas-Vanderbilt

The Texas Longhorns are quietly getting better under Arch Manning at quarterback with Steve Sarkisian calling the plays. With a big matchup with the No. 9 Vanderbilt Commodores at home, they have a chance to make a big leap back into the playoff conversation. At the start of the game, his fashion designer wife Loreal was the story with her fit, however.
Loreal, who just turned 40, is always a game-day hit with her fashion choices. This season she rocked a white dress standing in the end zone, rooted the team on during Paris Fashion Week with the Hook ‘em Horns, and even turned heads in a mismatching non-Texas color fit.
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The couple has been married since 2020 and just had their first child with a son named Amays in April. Even he has gotten into the Texas spirit with mom dressing him up.

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For Saturday’s matchup at Darrell K Royal Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas, between 6-2 Texas and 7-1 Vanderbilt, Loreal wowed in a daring denim look with gold buttons. She had a burnt-orange purse as well with a face on it.
It’s another game-day fashion win for Loreal. Will Steve and Texas do the same on the field?

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