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At the U.S. Army’s grand 250th anniversary parade in Washington, D.C., First Lady Melania Trump made a fashion statement, choosing an American-made ensemble, balancing elegance and sophistication in another one of her high-profile outings.
Melania stepped out in an ivory and navy pinstriped double-breasted blazer, featuring silver-tone buttons, paired with a coordinating long skirt from New York-born designer Adam Lippes.
Known for his “quiet luxury” approach, the designer has become a favorite for the First Lady, who also wore his navy and white suit to President Trump’s swearing-in earlier this year.
Melania elevated the look with a fashion twist, stepping out in Christian Louboutin denim stilettos, adding a modern touch to the classic tailoring of her look.
Adam Lippes’s connection to Melania's stylist, Herve Pierre, goes back decades to their mutual time at Oscar de la Renta, a designer who famously dressed first ladies.
Her latest fashion moments:
The First Lady wore a black sleeveless Bottega Veneta gown at the opening night of Les Misérables at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The ensemble featured a high boat neckline and a gold fastening at the collar, part of the Italian label’s current collection.
Her look was completed with silver stilettos, specifically the 12cm Eklectica model by Christian Louboutin, now discontinued.
Standing beside President Donald Trump at the signing ceremony for the Take It Down Act, the First Lady stepped into a formal role rarely seen before, co-signing the landmark bipartisan bill aimed at curbing online exploitation and the misuse of deepfake technology.
She was photographed at the White House wearing a stylish ensemble while advocating for an important matter. Melania was all smiles, stepping out in a chic gray look and speaking at the podium.
Wearing a sharply tailored gray Prada skirt suit featuring a plaid finish, Melania was all business in a look that echoed classic menswear influences while embracing her signature elegance.