Ezekiel Elliott wears full Cowboys uniform for first time, goes full crop-top

The crop-top has become a way of life for Ezekiel Elliott

Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott has turned into a one-man fashion show who apparently only has one goal: to bring the crop-top back into style.

The Cowboys rookie was in Los Angeles on Saturday for the NFLPA rookie premiere, where he once again showed off his favorite look. For good measure, he also added a hashtag #InCropTopWeTrust.

The rookie premiere is the annual event where most draft picks get to put on their full uniform for the first time, or in Elliott's case, half their uniform.

As you can see, Elliott's already made some major modifications to his jersey.

Ezekiel Elliott arrives at this morning's NFLPA Rookie Premiere, trying on the full Cowboys uniform for the first pic.twitter.com/kCEf4l9sfD

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) May 21, 2016

Elliott has single-handedly brought the crop-top back. Not only did he wear a crop-top to the rookie premiere, but he also wore one to the NFL Draft in April.

The Cowboys love the look so much that the team is going to start selling crop-top merchandise.

If you hate the crop-top, you can blame the NCAA for Elliott's look. The former Ohio State running back wore a crop-top jersey in college, but had to get rid of it in 2015 after the NCAA outlawed it.

Since Elliott is no longer being ruled by the iron fist of the NCAA, he's now allowed to wear crop-tops whenever and wherever he wants, and he's clearly taking advantage of that.