Melania Trump will be left without clothes

Melania Trump 4.3.2025 All over Press

Presidential spouses are often internationally quoted and followed. The outfits of the world must represent the nature of the event and the style of their wearer, but for the sake of enormous visibility it is also a way to highlight internationally, for example, the mold expertise of their own country.

In the first season of President Donald Trump, the first season, Slovenian -born Melania, 54, was often seen with a perfectly groomed hairstyle and makeup, and often a bunch of feminine, sophisticated and well -fitting outfits.

His trademarks were often seen by the extremely tall Christian Louboutin couple’s stilento -wizards and the outfits of European fashion houses such as Valentino, Chanel, Versace and Christian Dior. Even in his official first woman’s portrait in 2017, Melania dressed in a black tuxedo jacket and scarf of the Italian luxury fashion house Dolce & Gabbana.

In the past, Michelle Obama is happy and appropriately supported by less known American designers by dressing in their clothes to raise their visibility. Such were, for example Jason Wu, Fe Noel, Jonathan Simkhai, Pyer Moss Both Cuban -American fashion designer Isabel Toledo, who was Michelle’s 2009 in office in 2009.

Instead, Jill Biden was fond of American traditional fashion houses such as Oscar de la Renta, Tom Ford and Ralph Lauren. In 2021, his husband’s inauguration of his inauguration was a creamy white Kashmirilla fabric jacket designed by American fashion designer Gabriela Hearst, whose hem had embroidered the title flowers of all fifty states.

According to CNN With the exception of the 2017 Trump’s light blue Ralph Lauren American branded outfit, the Melania often has no domestic fashion signs, despite her husband’s patriotic “Buy American, Hire American”.

Many find this strange and even disrespectful.

“He likes it or not, Melania has a responsibility to publicly represent the state and the electoral who has voted for his husband’s power,” commented on CNN’s New York fashion designer Nina McLemorewhose clothes have been seen above Hillary Clinton and Senator Elizabeth Warren.

However, not all fashion designers and brands want to be equated with Melania Trump just because of his husband and his policy.

In 2016, fashion designer Sophie Thealet – whose clothes Michelle Obama regularly dwell – wrote an open letter that refused to dress and join Melania Trump. Also iconic and long -time fashion designer Marc Jacobs said in an interview with WWD that he has no interest in cooperation with Melania. Instead, fashion designer Christian Siriano commented publicly in public that he cannot support a campaign where he does not have the same rights as a homosexual man himself.

Melania’s biography writer, former White House CNN reporter Kate Bennett revealed in the book that Melania often bought her own clothing from the Net-A-Porter luxury fashion online store. According to Bennett, Melania will continue to dress according to her own style, even if American designers do not agree to cooperate with this.

Bennett estimates that smaller fashion brands might be more enthusiastic about dressing melania, but it remains to be seen whether their creation is of interest to the first woman.

Now in the second season, many prominent American fashion designers like Tom Ford, Carolina Herrera, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren and Garbiela herst – Those who have all dressed former first women many times – did not respond to CNN comment requests for their possible plans to clothe Melania Trump this second season. Only the Oscar de la Renta’s fashion house was answered by email that they were always taken when they were able to wear the first woman in the United States, despite the political views.

The outfits of the US presidential couple, and especially the first women’s outfits, will always be subject to talk and there are conflicts. They are always open to criticism and it will be impossible to please everyone.

For example, Nancy Reagan was in trouble because she had a relatively expensive fashion. Rosalynn Carter, on the other hand, caused an uproar by recycling and dressing in the same inauguration dress twice: as her husband became both a governor and a president. Even Jackie Kennedy, a popular people’s favorite, did not always dress enough for the creations of domestic fashion designers, but often favored European brands such as Chanel, Givenchya, Christian Dior and bought seven Finnish brands Marimekko dresses in the 1960s. However, Jill Biden’s clothing taste was also quite expensive, and for example, his representative dress for a primary school visit could cost five thousand dollars.