Fashion Critic Rates World Cup Style: Ronaldo 0, Messi 8, Ancelotti 8

Beijing time (CEST) June 30 — renowned fashion critic Guillermo Mariotto commented on the most iconic fashion moments of the tournament, from coaches' attire to national team kits and even fan wear.

Guillermo Mariotto is a renowned stylist with an impressive resume. He has designed clothing for global icons including Raffaella Carrà, Beyoncé, and even Pope Benedict XVI. Known for his wit, humor, and professionalism as a longtime judge on "Dancing with the Stars," he now weighs in on who wins the fashion battle at this World Cup.

Ronaldo: 0 points

"I think this is clearly the worst outfit at the World Cup so far. The only thing I like in this photo is the suitcase; everything else is high-end fashion brands that he's wearing, and I assume he has a sponsorship deal with them. It clearly shows that money absolutely cannot buy good taste. They say his travel outfit is worth over one million dollars, but for me, it's just a million zeros."

Messi: 8 points

"In my opinion, Messi can wear whatever he wants, both because of what he's achieved in his extraordinary career and because of where he stands at this World Cup. His style remains very casual — not following current trends, but showing a different personality. It's simple clothing, and for me, simplicity is always king. Deep down, he's still that boy from Rosario, so I want to appreciate his consistent style. Ronaldo should definitely learn from him."

Rudi Garcia: 2 points

"That red tie with that shirt is absolutely unbearable; it reminds me of Donald Trump. His hat is identical, which is clearly a very unwise choice. Anything that reminds me of an American president should immediately fail."

Ancelotti: 8 points

"He looks like the father of the bride — well-dressed, elegant, yet maintaining his unique style. Moreover, despite his age, he still has a good physique and looks commanding. I must say that living in Brazil has undoubtedly made him more charming."

Nagelsmann: 0 points

"A poor choice. Although he's the youngest head coach at this World Cup, he clearly has no idea how to dress. That striped shirt is absolutely terrible, and coincidentally, it's very similar to Ecuador's head coach's outfit. His second choice — an all-black kit — also fails to salvage the mistake. This once again proves that Germans have no taste: I wouldn't give him more than zero points."

Gustavo Alfaro: 9 points

"He is undoubtedly the most elegant head coach at this World Cup. I really love the details he chose, such as the Paraguay Football Federation badge — it's there, but it doesn't steal the show. He truly has style; no need for many words."

Pochettino: 2 points

"Very misguided. In America, people compare him to Russell Crowe, and he must hope that's true. This blue-on-blue combination doesn't convince me at all, and that shirt buttoned up too high is absolutely unbearable. It reminds me of a school uniform, or more accurately, what is now correctly called a school office assistant uniform."

Rangnick: 0 points

"If Ronaldo is the worst among the players, he is undoubtedly the worst among the coaches. He's trying to look young by any means, but by wearing such a tight shirt, he ends up ruining everything. His stomach sticks out too much; he should try to cover it rather than flaunt it like that."

Bielsa: 8 points

"A man who knows his age and chooses comfortable, casual clothing. I really approve of his decision to wear sportswear, which is comfortable and suits his identity. I also appreciate that he doesn't pose deliberately in official photos — he's not a model, and he clearly knows that himself."

Dutch Royal Family: 0-2-2

"Let me start with Willem-Alexander, who resembles Trump. In my opinion, his outfit is truly terrible: that orange tie doesn't match the jacket he's wearing at all. That bleached blonde hair on top looks awful too; if Rudi Garcia dressed like Trump, he'd look exactly like Trump himself. The Queen and Princess are dressed somewhat better; they look neater, but still lack any particular style."

Mexican Fans: 10 points

"These Aztec-inspired jerseys are the most innovative at the tournament, far surpassing the US team's kit. The fans perfectly complete the overall look with coordinating colors and those legendary sombreros."