Jamie Ding's 31-game winning streak on "Jeopardy!" has concluded, ending his tenure as a style champion on the popular game show. The 33-year-old bureaucrat and law student from Lawrenceville, N.J., captivated audiences not only with his impressive gameplay but with his distinctive collection of sweaters frequently featuring his favorite color orange.

Ding's wardrobe included cardigans, V-necks, and crew-necks, often incorporating Princeton University's orange and black. His most notable piece was an Octopus sweater from an Italian label worn during his first episode. "I just searched for 'orange and black sweater' online, and that popped up," Ding explained of his practical approach to building his signature look.

Contestant fashion has become a hallmark of "Jeopardy!" culture, with previous champions developing distinctive styles. James Holzhauer favored jewel-tone shirts while Amy Schneider was known for her pearls. Ding's approach reflected his calm demeanor on the show, creating a visual identity that resonated with viewers and cemented his place in the show's history of memorable contestants.