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| Melania Trump looks blazing |
The current First Lady United States looked sensational in a red colour leather Alexander McQueen coat as she joined the President Trump at a campaign rally in Georgia previous night.
The First Lady Melania Trump age, 50 years, cut a stylish figure in the $6,200 double-breasted belted coat from the UK brand as she attended her husband Donald Trump’s first campaign event since losing the election november 3 2020 Tuesday to president-elect Joe Biden on Saturday
The former model and currently outgoing First Lady Melanie Trump wore the sharply tailored coat, which featured on the Parisian runway in Autumn last year, as a dress up, with a black long sleeved crew neck top layered underneath the garment.
First Lady Melania Trump teamed the high-fashion ensemble with a pair of $875 zebra pony skin stilettos, piped with red colour leather, design by a Manolo Blahnik Spanish designer.
First Lady Melania Trump, in the age of 50 years, looked sensational in a $6,200 red colour leather Alexander McQueen coat as she joined the President Trump at a campaign rally in Georgia last night.
The former model showed off her incredible style in the high fashion ensemble as she joined her husband Donald Trump for the rally last night in Georgia.
The First Lady’s vibrant red colour coat perfectly matched her husband President Trump's choice of scarlet tie for the occasion Georgian political promotion rally.
Touting her husband Donald Trump’s achievements in White House during the Covid pandemic she went on: ‘President Trump has brought jobs back to the peoples of America and opportunities for women have expanded in our political workforce.
‘Our economy has soared and unemployment has shrunk.
‘When a global pandemic hit the United States in January next year, my husband put the peoples of America first, and now under his administration and because of our amazing medical resources and capabilities, we are closer than ever to a Covid vaccine that will save millions of lives.’
President Donald Trump spent two hours speaking to the crowd on topics ranging from getting the ballots in early in-person voting in the runoffs begins on Dec. 14, and it is been reported that more than a million absentee ballots have been requested, as well as to allegations of voter fraud. He told rally attendees that he, in fact, GOP did not lose Georgia, as the vote tally and the state certification attest last month's election.
The Wi-Fi password given to media members was “StolenElection!”
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