Best Dressed First Lady’: Melania Trump Stuns in a ‘Gorgeous’ Dress at the Inaugural Ball – Photos
For the inaugural ball, First Lady Melania Trump donned a dress that her stylist had created, and the ensemble received a lot of praise from online users.
First Lady Melania Trump attended the Liberty Inaugural Ball in Washington, D.C., on January 20, 2025, with her husband, US President Donald Trump. She looked magnificent in a black-and-white dress.
The distinctive black motif that extended from the bottom to the top of the white gown attracted notice and prompted a lot of fan remarks. “Breathtaking!! 👏👏,” one person said when they saw pictures of the first lady at the ceremony, while another said, “Wow. Lovely.
Similar thoughts were expressed by a netizen who wrote, “Classic First Lady, gorgeous and beautiful! “Power couple 🇺🇸 🙌.” “Oh wow😍,” another admirer said. First Lady with the best outfit 🌺🇸. One ecstatic person wrote, “Wow! Elegance and class have returned to the White House 🥳🙏🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻.
A comment on Instagram said, “Beautiful Melania gorgeous dress ❤️[sic].” The compliments kept coming. In response to another image of Melania, someone commented, “This is style🔥.” One person wrote on Facebook: “She is gorgeous! Without a doubt, the most gorgeous First Lady! [sic]”
The dress’s designer, Hervé Pierre, posted a signed sketch of the first lady’s outfit. “It was such an honor to create the dress for First Lady Melania Trump tonight,” he captioned the photo. I am really grateful to her. As always, the project was fantastic and the collaboration was excellent.
“It is a big honor to have collaborated with the First Lady on the design for her inaugural dress,” the French fashion designer added in a statement released Monday evening. “It was obvious that Mrs. Trump was leaning toward a black and white combination – true to her own style and vision,” he continued.
Additionally, Melania and Donald danced for the first time in front of everyone at the first ball.
Conversations have been triggered by the First Lady’s fashion choices on previous occasions in recent days.
The First Lady’s outfit stole the show at her husband’s inauguration as the 47th President of the United States in Washington, D.C. Adam Lippes created her black-and-white combination, which included a fitted double-breasted coat in dark navy.
She accessorized it with black heels and gloves, and a wool boater hat with an ivory ribbon and a large brim stood out. While some internet users praised the appearance, others had issue with it. A commenter said, “Funeral attire.”
“Definitely looks like she’s heading to a funeral,” said another, and someone else joked, “Dressed for a funeral? Well played!” Someone remarked, “Looks like Melania is in a state of mourning,” in agreement with the earlier remarks.
Another Instagram user echoed the impression, saying, “Looks like she’s at a funeral.” “Looks like they are attending a funeral,” another netizen commented, while another concentrated on the headgear. Someone thought, “Guess Melania doesn’t want anyone to see her face today – isn’t it impolite to wear a hat indoors?”
One person wrote, “the [sic] hat of Melania is very weird… like she wants to hide her eyes from something… or her forehead,” adding to the rumors. Melania’s cap appears absurd, said another reviewer. All I can think of is that.
Melania Trump’s appearance was compared to a well-known pop culture figure by one commenter, who said, “Melania looks like Jim Carrey in ‘The Mask!’” What’s happening, girl? “MelaNia was dressed inappropriately,” another person protested. I adore her White House Christmas presentation. [sic] The outfit and headgear were unsuitable and austere.
Melania Trump’s appearance was compared to a well-known pop culture figure by one commenter, who said, “Melania looks like Jim Carrey in ‘The Mask!’” What’s happening, girl? “MelaNia was dressed inappropriately,” another person protested. I adore her White House Christmas presentation. [sic] The outfit and headgear were unsuitable and austere.
Interestingly, rumors state that the first lady’s headgear nearly missed the inauguration. Eric Javits created the hat, which was modeled on one of Melania’s summer boater hats and was a bespoke order from Hervé, her stylist.
When the hat’s delivery arrived wet and crushed, disaster struck. In less than four days, Eric had to replicate the accessory. In the days before the inauguration, Hervé personally sent the new hat to the first lady at Mar-a-Lago from Miami, and it arrived on schedule.
