The most eccentric DNC fashions: From Taylor Swift riding a 'blue wave' to bright green Gen Z 'brat' uniforms Kamala fans are sporting

Democrats at the DNC in Chicago showed up to the Windy City sporting creative fashion choices to try and stand out among the crowd of over 50,000.

Kamala Harris fans turned the United Center into their own runway with a sea of stars and stripes and the expected red white and blue, but also a whole lot more.

'Brat' green made a major splash as sparkles and sequins dominated. The main theme: the more over-the-top, the better.

Attendees celebrated the historic moment of nominating the first woman of color to the top of the presidential ticket with tributes to other trailblazers. A Taylor Swift inspired ensemble made a splash among other tributes to female legends.

Kelly Jacobs, a Swiftie delegate from Mississippi, told DailyMail.com that she plans to wear a different outfit for each night of the convention. 

Monday night, she wore a reversible caftan with Taylor Swift on the back making a 'blue wave.' Tuesday night's outfit had Kamala Harris on the front with Hillary Clinton and Taylor Swift on back. 

Mississippi delegate Kelly Jacobs has a different Kamala Harris inspired outfit for every day of the convention

On Wednesday, she will have a Kamala Harris coconut tree dress and on Thursday, her outfit will include a white dress with the women who have run for president on it. 

Jacobs was also rocking a pair of Converse sneakers, a brand the vice president has been known to sport, but hers were bedazzled to honor Harris. 

The United States went from 'brat' summer to 'brat' convention after pop star Charlie XCX endorsed Harris a few weeks ago. 

The campaign celebrated the brit's 'Kamala IS brat' post on X by using the exact same shade of green for its KamalaHQ social media. 

'Kamala said "ladies take care of your feet, there's glass on the ground"' Jacobs said of her Harris inspired Converse with a reference to shattering the glass ceiling. Her dress also had an image of the White House

Jacobs' accessories included friendship bracelets and a Kamala Harris and Taylor Swift hat

Chartreuse and 'brat' inspired apparel and accessories were on full display this week from T-shirts to pins. Some women even opted to paint their nails the eye-popping green color for the event. 

'Kamala IS brat,' said Harris supporter Grace Thomas from Indiana decked out in a chartreuse shirt she created herself.  Some green pins simply read 'Kamala' while others said 'demobrat.' 

Chartreuse joined red, white and blue as one of the top colors at the convention as Democrats embraced 'brat' summer and singer Charlie XCX posting on X 'Kamala IS brat'

Grace Thomas from Indiana (left) rocking a 'Kamala' shirt in 'brat' green

As a 2023 clip of the vice president imitating her mother saying 'you think you just feel out of a coconut tree?' has gone viral, coconuts and palm trees also had a fashion moment. 

Temporary tattoos with coconuts ran out on the first day of the convention

One stand for content creators at the convention even gave out coconut temporary tattoos, which they ran out of on Day 1.

The vice president is the first woman of color to become the presidential nominee of a major party ticket, and the historic moment was not lost on convention goers. 

Some wore outfits to mark the occasion this week with images of women leaders including U.S. senators and Supreme Court justices 

Connecticut delegates Dita Bhargava and Kristen Hamlin said the women on their dresses from a series called 'sheroes' by artist Tina Duryea are ones whose shoulders 'other women now stand on.'

A group of women from Connecticut wearing dresses designed by TL Duryea with the images of U.S. women leaders on them. The dress worn by Kristen Hamlin (right) also included a lone image of President Biden to honor him at the convention

Reproductive rights have also taken center stage at the convention as Democrats seize on the overturning of Roe v Wade. 

Abortion rights and reproductive health have not only been a focus during events and speeches but also in the sartorial decisions. One bag sported the words 'bans off our bodies.'

Support for LGBTQ+ rights was also front and center with a series of rainbow inspired accessories and outfits. 

A 'bans off our bodies' bag spotted on the floor of the United Center on Day 1 of the convention

A jacket sporting a rainbow 'Kamala' with little dolls of the president and vice president and a full rainbow ensemble were seen during the Democratic National Convention

Jeweal Cannada-Wynn from Pensacola, Florida was attending her first convention. As a former educator, she went to her former students to help create a hat for her first time there.

'I just said be creative,' she said with a laugh as she sported a two foot high hat with American flags, donkeys, an airplane and topped with a 'Kamala for President' sign.

Matthew Rothschild from California's hat was not as big, but just as festive with a Harris-Walz sign, fireworks and a bobblehead of the vice president.

Star-spangled hats with fireworks and American flags were a big hit son the convention floor

Members of the Wisconsin delegation wearing cheese hats for the celebratory roll call

Members of the Nebraska delegation wore shirts with prominent people born in the state including Malcolm X, Sitting Bull and Willa Cather

As with almost every convention, some delegations wore matching outfits making them easy to spot on the convention floor.

The delegation from Washington state had on cowboy hats that flashed blue. The Nebraska delegation had t-shirts that featured Malcolm X, Sitting Bull and writer Willa Cather, all of whom were born in the state.

The Wisconsin delegation were all in cheeseheads.  

Apparel with images of Harris and running mate Governor Tim Walz were also rampant throughout Chicago as were star-spangled inspired apparel and accessories.

Pins are a very popular choice at the Democratic National Convention

Some prominent speakers have worn white suits for the convention in a nod to the Women's Suffrage movement

The vice president opting to wear a tan suit during her appearance on Day 1 of the convention sent people online into a tizzy recalling the Obama tan suit scandal

Multiple women speakers including Ashely Biden and Hillary Clinton wore white pantsuits, a tribute to the women's suffrage movement. 

Kamala Harris also made a statement and raised questions on night one  when she broke away from the traditional red, white and blue and opted for a tan Chloe pantsuit perhaps unintentionally reminding people of former President Obama's tan suit controversy.