Mayor Adams ‘rocks’ guayabera shirt to represent NYC’s ethnically diverse communities

Mayor Adams is going ethnic — from head to toe.

Hizzoner showed up to work at City Hall wearing a guayabera shirt and insisted the untucked-in Caribbean top was not just a sign that summer casual Fridays are a thing.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams (center) and New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams (right) announce an agreement for a city budget for Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23) at City Hall in lower Manhattan, New York on Friday, June 10, 2022.

Adams said the shirt is a visible symbol of his determination to represent all the city’s diverse ethnic groups.

“When I rock their clothing, I say I’m gonna rock for you as a mayor,” Adams said.

Unlike his more snoozy predecessors, Adams likes to show off his style and is known to try out the city’s famed nightlife.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams (left) hugs New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams after announcing an agreement for a city budget for Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23) at City Hall in lower Manhattan, New York on Friday, June 10, 2022.

The nattily attired mayor said New Yorkers can expect him to occasionally don traditional clothing from Egypt, Pakistan and various Asian countries.

Adams and City Council leaders were at City Hall to announce they reached a deal Friday on an annual budget of $101.1 billion — making it the largest municipal spending plan in Big Apple history.