- Melania Trump in a masculine look
- Support for the "Take It Down Act"
- Return of the "Be Best" initiative
On Monday, March 3, Melania Trump (54) attracted all eyes on Capitol Hill. The First Lady appeared in a beige suit to address Congress for the adoption of the "Take It Down" Act: "This legislation is essential to addressing the growing concerns related to the online safety, protecting individual rights, and promoting a healthier digital environment," she said.
Melania Trump in a masculine look
Melania Trump has recently made a name for herself with her bold fashion choices. For her latest appearance, she wore a three-piece suit by Ralph Lauren, teamed with a white shirt and matching nude heels. Her hair was styled in loose waves, and she opted for understated makeup that included her signature smokey eye look and matte pink lipstick.
The appearance marked Melania's first solo public event since her return as First Lady following Donald Trump's inauguration. She took the opportunity to urge Congress to pass the "Take It Down Act" and participated in a panel to talk about posting intimate images without consent.
Support for the "Take It Down Act"
The "Take It Down Act" is a bipartisan bill that aims to combat non-consensual intimate images and AI-generated abuse online. Melania Trump took part in a panel discussion on Capitol Hill to raise awareness of the importance of the Act. " I urge Congress to pass this important legislation to safeguard our youth," the First Lady announced on Twitter/X.
Melania Trump's look in Congress
During her first term as First Lady, Melania Trump led the "Be Best" youth initiative, which focused on online safety. Now she has stated that she plans to revive the program. On Tuesday, Melania was at the Capitol to attend Donald Trump's joint session of Congress.
For this event, she wore a gray suit by Dior. The wool tweed blazer with detachable scarf detail costs 5,500 dollars on the Dior website. She combined the blazer with a matching skirt and a black belt as an accessory.
Melania Trump has undergone a significant change in her fashion style in recent months. While she often wore midi dresses and skirts during her previous years as First Lady, she has now made masculine-inspired outfits her trademark. At the Governor's Dinner at the White House in February, she wore a Dolce & Gabbana tuxedo similar to the one she chose for her official White House portrait.
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