Ivanka Trump returns to White House in stylish poppy-print dress and 4-inch sandals after weekend getaway
Ivanka Trump looked classy as she walked the White House lawn in a $1,600 poppy-print dress and four-inch sandals. The 38-year-old was snapped with husband Jared Kushner on Sunday, July 26, as the pair returned after a weekend away.
The white summer dress was from Altuzarra's spring ’19 collection and features long sleeves and a side slit. Initially, the dress was sold just under $1,600, however, now it is available on sale on Matchesfashion.com for $478 (70% off). The daughter of President Donald Trump complimented her dress with Gianvito Rossi’s Portofino sandals.
The shoe brand is quite popular with stars like Eva Longoria, Sofia Vergara, and Ciara. The four-inch sandals have a circular buckle detail at the ankle strap while they come with a leather upper and sole, and a four-inch stiletto heel. The pair of sandals is available on Fwrd.com for $815. To complete her look, Ivanka wore a white lace face mask given the coronavirus situation while her husband chose to go maskless. Kushner was spotted donning a dark suit with black lace-up shoes.
However, this was not the first time Ivanka was seen wearing the Altuzarra number. She first wore the dress in June 2019 during a trip to the Netherlands for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit. That time, she chose to team it with white pointed-toe pumps instead of Portofino sandals.
Along with Altuzarra, other favorite brands of the mother-of-three are Max Mara, Prada, and Dolce & Gabbana. Her go-to shoe brands other than Gianvito Rossi are Manolo Blahnik and Burberry. Sometimes, she can also be seen sporting styles from Rothy’s and J.Crew.
This comes after MeidasTouch, an American political action committee, released a video titled 'Bye Ivanka' in early June, taking bits out of her commencement speech and focused on her relationship with China. While Ivanka was going to give her speech at Wichita State University Tech, it got canceled due to student and teacher pressure. The committee, formed in March 2020, released another video in late June titled 'Bye Ivanka The Sequel: Trump Family Nepotism Exposed'.
In the latest video, Ivanka was heard saying that her father has "always been a champion of the American worker," while interspersed clips show reports of the president’s products outsourced to be made in other countries. She also said in the video that it is "incredibly important" to Trump that he fills federal job vacancies based on people having "the skill, the passion, the drive, the competency to do the job," and not based on "outdated requirements." Another video showed Ivanka saying the Republican leader built "the most inclusive economy in this country's history," as the clip shows the text, "They rebuilt the economy for themselves and stole from you."
The new video soon went viral and #ByeIvanka began trending with one writing: "The whole Trump family are out-of-touch grifters profiting at our expense. They need to go. #ByeIvanka". “Nobody knows nepotism like a Trump. That's why they hire all the best relatives and the hired help says Trump hires terrible people, the worst. #ByeIvanka,” another added.