Nudie took the popular Western style of dress, already a bit loud, and sent it to a whole new level of flamboyancy – rhinestones, wagon wheels and pastel colors, cacti, critters and crosses. And of course, in addition to designing some ridiculous automobiles for those who could afford to buy them (or those who could cheat their way to winning them at cards, as Buck Owens allegedly did his), Nudie designed both Elvis Presley's $10,000 gold lamé suit, worn on the cover of the 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong album, and Gram Parsons' ominously foretelling white suit featuring pills, poppies, marijuana leaves, naked women and a cross, worn for the cover of the Flying Burrito Brothers' album The Gilded Palace of Sin.