The first among the ladies: how Melania Trump left the image of a fashion model and became an icon of style. PHOTO, VIDEO
'09.08.2019'
Source: People Onliner.by
The wives of presidents, princes and millionaires have one feature: as soon as these girls find their high-ranking couple, well, or the existing spouse succeeds, they instantly change their clothing style. Explicit tops or shapeless hoodies change to a Dior dress or Chanel costume. So the style icons appear. One of these is likely to be the 49-year-old Melania Trump. Even 10 years ago, she wore tight-fitting clothes and the deepest neckline, but the status of the first lady was sobering: a completely different story must be entered, writes People Onliner.by.
Frankly, the status of the first lady of the USA is too cool, and it would be a shame to miss the opportunity to become the one whose style will be discussed in 50 years. Moreover, among women who have been in this role, there are many style icons. Jacqueline Kennedy - trendsetter; Nancy Reagan, they say, has never made a fashionable mistake; Michelle Obama combined chic and simplicity. In short, there is someone to follow.
The story of Melania is quite typical: it seems like she made herself, but everyone understands that without Trump's participation, nothing would have happened. She was born in a provincial Yugoslav town, tried herself in modeling, moved to Milan, cemented the demand for appearance with plastic, and then she rushed to New York.
There she met the billionaire Donald, drove him crazy (he called the girl the love of his life), got married, received an 2 million dollar ring as a sign of the union. She lived beautifully, changing her sexy outfits - her husband loved her to look that way. But in 2016, Donald Trump decided to run for president of the United States and everything changed.
Before
Starting to meet with the future president, our heroine was not at all embarrassed to show her body. Most often, she wore figure-tight silk dresses on thin straps that could barely cope with her breasts. There were specific mistakes - jeans with a transparent top, for example. Well, who did not sin in the 2000's, in the era of sparkles and glamor?
She also loved furs. In addition to the diamond ring, from the jewelry on it there were almost always massive shiny earrings. In the hands of a clutch bag. In short, she was always feminine, but elegance was not enough. But style icons are not born, but become.
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After
The new status forced to add elegance and rigor to the wardrobe. Interesting fact: Michelle Obama's stylist quit the ranks of the White House’s “servants,” saying she didn’t intend to wear Melania. Some well-known designers also disowned her. Vogue editor Anna Wintour generally refuses to accept the wife of the American president as an object worthy of attention. The reason is her husband’s political views. But all this did not become a problem: there are many designers who dream of dressing Melania. In addition, she hired the French stylist Hervé Pierre.
The specialist obviously knows his job well: the first lady often appears in white. It is the color of purity and impeccability. Melania, as it were, says in her white images: I am pure and sincere in front of you, like my spouse, and we have nothing to hide from you.
Most often, Melania chooses monochrome colors, does not take risks and puts on monophonic top and bottom, uses classic silhouettes, sometimes even too closed. One of her best looks is considered a blue cashmere dress from Ralph Lauren with gloves and shoes matching the tone in which she appeared at the inauguration of the president. In it, she was compared with Jacqueline Kennedy.
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Melania is extremely feminine. And this trait of hers is not suppressed even by business suits. What can I say: a suit on a girl is always cool. The first lady also came up with a “chip” - she does not tie a tie, but leaves it hanging like a thin scarf.
A-line midi dresses and skirts are Mrs. Trump's favorite style. Patterns and colors change, style - no. She probably believes that such dresses are perfect for her figure. Their cost (Calvin Klein 205W39nyc, Delpozo brands) is both $ 700 and $ 3 — 5 thousand. Melania also often wears unusual cape dresses and wears outfits with a wide belt.
A-silhouette things visually lengthen legs, reduce the waist, look favorable on the hips. Take note.
Another favorite color from youth is fuchsia.
As for the bags, here Melania does not trifle and, like the wife of a billionaire, has a right. She often wears Birkin from Hermes, which cost from $ 8 thousands to infinity, and similar-shaped bags from other brands.
On the president’s wife’s feet, as a rule, either a boat (most often flesh-colored, which visually lengthens the legs) on the stiletto heels Manolo Blahnik and Christian Louboutin, which cost from $ 700, or ballet shoes, for example, from Chanel, again worth from $ 700 .
And of course, sometimes the president’s wife dresses simply: jeans, trousers, blouses, sweaters and sneakers.
Bad outfits
To address the UN with a speech on the fight against violence, the model chose a bright pink dress from Delpozo for $ 2950. Such a bright outfit at an unhappy event was inappropriate.
Once Melania insulated herself in a Dolce & Gabbana coat for $ 50 thousand. The coat, embroidered with flowers, is generally beautiful, but the Americans did not like the immodesty of the first lady: fifty thousand is the annual salary of the average American.
At a meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican, the first lady looked like a black widow. A clear miss.
Going to Africa, Trump inadvertently put on a cork hat, which was usually worn by slave owners in the 19th century. There was a scandal.
Despite these mistakes, a native of the former Yugoslavia, whose Slavic accent, by the way, is still being joked, she did a great job on herself, and the goal of this work is clear - to go down in history as one of the most stylish first ladies of the United States.
