Melania Trump exuded confidence and sophistication as she attended the White House Governors’ Dinner on Feb. 23 in Washington D.C., alongside her husband, President Donald Trump.
Channeling a look similar to her official White House portrait, the First Lady opted for another menswear-inspired ensemble by Dolce & Gabbana. She donned a sleek black blazer with satin lapels, paired with a crisp Ralph Lauren tuxedo shirt.
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Melania Trump Rocks Menswear for Governors’ Dinner
Finishing off her polished look, she wore tailored ankle-length trousers and sky-high heels, embodying effortless office-chic glamour.
Her fans raved in the comment section of FLOTUS' official Instagram account, calling her the classiest First Lady.
"Elegance, grace, and class. Just some of what you brought back, First Lady. So happy you're back."
"Best 1st lady in history."
"A great President and classy First Lady!"
"She is very, very beautiful."
"You are amazing. Really appreciate your grace, intelligence, and class!"
"Dang, rocking that suit! Whatever she wears makes everyone look dowdy!"
"He stylist needs a raise."
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Melania wrote on her official FLOTUS caption: "It was an honor to host our distinguished governors at the White House. Together, we embraced a moment of unity, forging a path toward a brighter future for all."
Melania faced criticism for her recent absence after attending multiple inauguration celebrations.
However, she put speculation to rest by sharing some “egg-citing” news, announcing that preparations are already underway for the 147th White House Easter Egg Roll.
The event will be held on April 19th, and a statement from the White House said, "The White House Easter Egg Roll is a timeless White House tradition, dating back to 1878 during the presidency of Rutherford B. Hayes. The President and First Lady look forward to continuing this entertaining tradition and making it a truly memorable experience for all."
