Melania Trump

Are People Going To Complain About Melania Trump’s Wardrobe For The Next Four Years

... a reported longtime fan of the label, a #DGwoman. A photo posted by stefanogabbana (@stefanogabbana) on. Jan 1, 2017 at 4:44 pm PST. But the post infuriated Donald Trump critics and further fueled the ongoing debate in fashion circles about whether designers who dress the future first lady are, in turn, endorsing her husband’s politics. “Gabbana’s eagerness to see Trump wearing his brand puts him at the far side of one of the fashion industry’s biggest divides,” notes W magazine. One commenter noted that Gabbana should think twice before dressing Trump. “Sad when a gay designer doesn’t care about other groups being repressed, how much more money do u need?!?” the post read. One of Italy’s leading newspapers covered the controversy under the headline: “Who’s Afraid of Dressing Melania?”. Gabbana got defensive over all the criticism and shot back at several people, at one point writing: “please you dont buy anymore my fashion please! I dont need a ignorant costumer!,” presumably meaning “customer.”. So far, writes the Los Angeles Times , “such enthusiastic endorsements ...

What Will Melania Trump Wear For The Inaugural Balls

... vulgarian') and New Yorker Editor David Remnick in attendance, it can't have been breezy. Unless, of course, Wintour used the occasion to offer to reinvigorate Vogue's relationship with the future first lady. After all, Mrs Trump made something of a global debut on the February 2005 cover of Vogue. With Editor-at-Large Andre Leon Talley as her 'couture mentor,' Melania enjoyed a romp through leading Paris couture houses in search of her wedding gown. She wears her choice - a $100,000 Christian Dior Couture gown - on the cover. Caption: Melania Trump on the cover of Vogue in her wedding dress in February 2005 Credit: American Vogue/ Conde Nast. Past choices for high-stake occasions show Melania hewing to a narrow vision of femininity, one reliant on nipped-in waists, high heels and solid colours. Like Betty Ford and Pat Nixon, she's a former model, and she wears clothes well (though she may want to refrain from altering already fitted designs to fit even tighter, as in the case of a certain white Roksanda dress ). One thing is certain: Melania will want to use the inauguration to make ...

Who Will Dress Melania Trump

... he told 'WWD.'. Larry Busacca, Getty Images. Derek Lam backstage, here during New York Fashion Week in February, said he would not "pre-judge" Melania but couldn't see getting involved in the Trump administration. "While I have incredible respect for our country’s political institutions, I find it challenging to be personally involved in dressing the new first lady. I would rather concentrate my energies on efforts towards a more just, honorable and a mutually respectful world," he told 'WWD.'. Skip Bolen, Wire Image. As a former fashion model, Melania keeps up with the fashion industry. She and her husband were spotted at the Michael Kors Spring show in New York in September 2010. Kors has been a favorite of Melania's in the past, but so far he has not said publicly whether he would work with her in the White House. Michael Loccisano, Getty Images for IMG. ...

Melania Trump's Latest Compliment From The Fashion World Is Just Absurd

... time with Trump in the past, helping her pick out the epic Dior gown she wore to marry Donald in 2005, and how he really feels about the incoming first lady. Aside from calling Trump a “nice person” who impressed him with “’impeccable’ manners and legs that are ‘a long drink of water,’” Talley delivered the strangest compliment we’ve read yet. He also said that she was the most fastidiously groomed and exquisitely moisturized person he’d ever met. (He now gives that honor to Kim Kardashian West.). Perhaps Trump was slathering on products that would later inspire her now-defunct skincare line ? Or, more likely, according to this 2011 interview with Allure, it’s the cocktail of tonics, vitamin-filled creams and the spa inside her apartment that keeps her so impressively and thoroughly hydrated. Either way, although Talley told the Times he think we should spend more time “picking on ...

Chef Brings Attention To Cuisine Of Melania Trump's Homeland

... Ros, 44, and her husband Valter Kramar, 49, have traveled the world, blending global tastes and techniques with ingredients from local fields and barns, and their own vegetable and herb garden. In some ways, Ros' menus reflect the cross-currents that define Slovenia, nestled as it is between Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia. (Hisa Franko via AP). Darko Bandic. FILE- In this Aug. 12, 2016 photo, tourists and residents walk by a statue of a dragon, a symbol of the city, in downtown Ljubljana, Slovenia. The tiny European nation of Slovenia is getting an outsize share of attention lately. Not only has Melania Trump, wife of U. S. President-elect Donald Trump. given her native country a boost of recognition, but Slovenia’s also in the midst of a tourism boom. (AP Photo/Darko Bandic, File). This undated photo provided by the Slovenia Tourist Board shows chef Ana Ros of Hisa Franko, in the remote village of Kobarid, in the western part of Slovenia. Ros, who starred last year in an episode of the "Chef's Table" Netflix series, heads the kitchen and her husband Valter Kramar is the resident cheese and wine expert at the inn and restaurant on the small farm he ...

Tom Ford Doesn't Want Melania Trump Wearing His Clothes Since They're Not American-made

... against dressing the Trump family during their stint in the White House. On the red carpet at the Golden Globes on Sunday, Ford (a nominee for his film Nocturnal Animals) elaborated on his feelings, offering a pretty sensible defense of his opinion that neither Trump, nor her family members, has any business wearing his clothes. "Given this president's beliefs about 'made in America' — I think the clothes they wear should be made in America," Ford told Elle. "I think that whoever is the president, or the first lady, should be wearing clothes at a price point that [is] accessible to most Americans, and wearing clothes made in America. My clothes are made in Italy. They're very, very expensive. I don't think most women or men in our country can relate to that, and I think the first lady or the president should represent all people.". Tom Ford. Source:  Mic/Getty Images. Back in November , Ford told The View 's co-hosts, "I was asked to dress her quite a few years ago and I declined. She's not necessarily my image.". While plenty of other designers have been outspoken about their refusal to dress the ...

Melania Trump’s Makeup Artist Nicole Bryl Talks About Skin Care, Beauty And The Future First Lady

... out of university at a live TV show where every single host and guest requested individual eyelashes. Because I needed to be able to apply them quickly yet precisely, I developed this odd skill of being able to get those crazy suckers on fast. WWD: Some designers have said they won’t dress Melania Trump. What do you think of their stance. N. B.: I find it beyond ironic because, before politics became a factor, all major A-list designers from all over the world were dying to dress her. Melania Trump is undeniably one of the most stunningly beautiful woman on Earth and anyone who has ever met her in person or spent time with her also knows for a fact she is one of the sweetest, most elegant women, too. Creatives in the fashion world have always adored her. Why now because of their difference in political views with ...

Melania Trump Is Giving Slovenia Tourism A Boost

... pony-tailed schoolgirl to international model — tiny Slovenia has tapped into big marketing opportunities thanks to its most famous daughter, the future US First Lady Melania Trump. / AFP / Jure MAKOVEC (Photo credit should read JURE MAKOVEC/AFP/Getty Images). “We sent the future first lady a pair hoping they will keep her feet warm in the coming winter months,” Kopitarna Sevnica spokeswoman Mateja Reseta told the AFP. But the Trump family isn’t entirely happy with the attempts to capitalize on Slovenia’s most famous former resident. Last month, Trump hired Slovenian law firm Pirc Musar & Partnerji to protect her likeness from being used without consent. “We just want to draw public attention to the fact that the words Trump, Melania and Melania Trump are protected trademarks on one hand and that use of Mrs. Trump’s image, name and characteristic features used for commercial purposes may amount to her personality rights infringements on the other,” ...

15 Things You Didn't Know About Donald's Wife

... to the US herself. "I follow the law," she told an MSNBC interviewer. "I never thought to stay here without papers.". She was equally unfazed when pressed about Donald's comments on "criminals" crossing the border into the US. "I don't feel he insulted the Mexicans," she said. "He said 'illegal immigrants'.". But she does wish Donald would 'act more presidential'. During a rally in Arizona, Donald told the crowd both his wife and his eldest daughter, Ivanka, don't entirely approve of his behaviour. "My wife and my daughter said to me, 'Act presidential. Act presidential,'" he said. Melania insists she isn't shy when it comes to giving her husband political advice. "I give him my opinions, many, many times," she told CNN. "I don't agree with everything that he says but, you know, that is normal," she added. "I'm my own person, I tell him what I think. I'm standing very strong on the ground on my two feet and I'm my own person. And I think that's very important in the relationship.". Asked what habit she would like to see her husband give up, Melania didn't have to ponder her answer for long. "The tweeting," ...

America's Next First Lady Melania Trump

... speech at the Republican National Convention was later revealed to have been mostly copied from a similar address given by Michelle Obama. The Sydney Morning Herald  says "subsequent interviewers failed to press her on the gaffe" before she returned to the campaign trail to announce that "ending online abuse" would be her first assignment as first lady. "I see now in 21 st century, the social media, it's very damaging for the children," she said in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper. "We need to guide them and teach them about social media because I see a lot of negativity on it and we need to help them.". Some noted the irony of Melania's commitment to protecting children from abuse on social media, given her husband's track record of attacking his political enemies online. Again, she faced criticism from high-profile celebrities, including singer Lady Gaga. . @MELANIATRUMP to say u will stand for "anti-bullying" is ...

Inside The Alt-right’s Campaign To Smear Trump Protesters As Anarchists

... topics, of which “Rape Melania” was number three. Posobiec responded, “Woah!”. View this image ›. ID: 10301178. Today, the former Deplora Ball organizer Anthime Gionet — who goes by Baked Alaska on Twitter – accused Posobiec of making the sign. .@MAGA 3 X I have a question. Your organizer @Jack Posobiec was the one who made the "Rape Melania" sign, do you support this behavior. — Based Alaska™ (@bakedalaska). ID: 10306983. Posobiec, who is the special projects director of a grassroots organization called Citizens for Trump, has been at the center of several flareups of the new right media in recent weeks. In November, Posobiec was thrown out of Comet Ping Pong, the Washington, DC, pizza parlor made infamous by #pizzagate, for filming a children’s birthday party. And in December, Posobiec started the viral #Dump Star Wars hashtag after ...