Jack Smith, the former special counsel who testified before the U.S. Capitol, was photographed wearing a “No Kings” t‑shirt at the Power to the People festival over the weekend, according to The Hill. The image shows Smith in casual attire, having swapped the suit and tie he typically dons during congressional hearings for a more relaxed look.

The t‑shirt, a piece from a Bruce Springsteen concert tour, carries the pointed slogan “No Kings,” a statement that has resonated with many festival attendees. Smith’s choice of apparel—an unexpected departure from his usual formal wear—has drawn attention from both media outlets and political observers who note the symbolic nature of the message.

The Power to the People festival is known for featuring a lineup that includes some of President Trump’s most vocal supporters. By attending the event and sporting the Springsteen tee, Smith positioned himself within a crowd that represents a segment of the political base that has been a focus of his recent investigations and public statements.

While the incident is a brief glimpse into Smith’s personal style choices, it may influence how the public perceives his role in ongoing political and legal matters. As the Justice Department moves forward with its agenda, observers will likely watch for how Smith balances his public persona with the responsibilities of his office.