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The Bullring bull and his fashion faux pas

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Graeme Brown-BP

11:59, 5 DEC 2014
Updated19:38, 4 FEB 2015

The 2014 Gingerbread bull1 of 9
The Bull at the Bullring dressed up in its Christmas jumper2 of 9
Reindeer antlers and glittery red nose in 20123 of 9
Bullring Bull dressed to impress pictured promoting tickets for the 2013 AEGON Classic tennis tournament4 of 9
The Bullring Bull in a Union Jack outfit to commemorate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the London 2012 Olympics5 of 9
The Bullring Bull covered in snow in 20106 of 9
The Bullring bull in a knitted jumper7 of 9
Birmingham City University students dressed the Bullring Bull in a hoodie as part of Freshers week8 of 9
An increasingly rare naked moment9 of 9

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