I don’t think Melania was trying to outshine the other women.
But she was definitely making a statement with her choice of clothing. First, I think she was making a conscious effort to be culturally appropriate in the countries that she visited. But I think she was also sending a message to American fashion world that has treated her so badly.
She doesn’t need them and perhaps they are not so great after all. Eat your hearts out.
A woman of beauty and grace dressed in beauty and grace.What a blessed relief from the Mooch who never wore a dress she did not ruin.
I can sense Melania’s about had it with these Commie broads. She’s seen first hand the ravages.
Wish they’d hurry up and get back.
Melania to Tom Ford: Drop dead!
But I think she was also sending a message to American fashion world that has treated her so badly.....I’m waiting for the MSM to scream about the price of her clothing. Our PRESIDENT will then whip out the receipts and say “I paid for those, because I love her.” He’s not Obama, after all.
I don’t think Melania was trying to outshine the other women.
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She doesn’t have to try.
The designers who shunned her were worldwide, not American.
Even Anna Wintour, who was Michelle’s savior, said that she was going to put Melania on the cover of Vogue [as she has for all past First ladies]. I do not think Winter necessarily wishes Melania well ... but it’s kind of hard to ignore that the First Lady is a former model.