Melania Trump Case

After that, the fashion designer came out with and did her hosting job with a very much demure look. She was wearing a knee-length fuchsia pink ombré gown made by Michael Cinco detailed with Swarovski crystals accessorized with Neil Lane

“That she should make a success here, under such circumstances, under the focalized bitterness of all possible adverse criticisms, was simply out of the question.” Ruth Randall quotes the words of William Stoddard when describing the prejudice Mary would meet in response to her efforts as First Lady. Through the eyes of the nation, Mary Lincoln frivolously redecorated her mansion, purchased new clothing and hosted lavish dinner parties. With the Union army’s desperate need for financial aid, Mary’s expenses seemed extremely inappropriate and her actions entirely apathetic. Catherine Clinton includes, “the rumored costs of her attire became the subject of Washington gossip and prompted bitter critiques by journalists.” Yet the public never considered

Ideally, the president and first lady would have discussed and mutually agreed that the presidential lifestyle would work for them. Ideally, the first lady would be as interested in serving through her more limited duties as the president is through his. Considering President Melania’s stated preference for her luxurious Manhattan lifestyle over the duties of a first lady, it seems unlikely that she is truly on board with President Trump. Faced with an unpaid position she likely didn’t want and can’t quit except through death or divorce, it is hard to fault Melania for trying to hold on to her version of everyday

Combined with her years of participation in the political process, including working on various Presidential campaigns, being a former First Lady for eight years, being exceptionally involved with the functioning of the Presidency and having served as the Senator from New York as well as Secretary of State, her knowledge and paramount experience tower over the other potential contenders for the office of the President. One thing is certain, the upcoming Presidential election will be one of the more fascinating political contests in recent Presidential

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis continues to be regarded as one of the most beloved and iconic first ladies in American history. Onassis has come to symbolize an entire era of American culture. "She epitomized elegance in the post–World War II era," historian Douglas Brinkley once said. "There's never been a first lady like Jacqueline Kennedy, not only because she was so beautiful but because she was able to name an entire era 'Camelot' ... no other first lady in the 20th century will be able to have that aura. She's become an

The women who have filled the position in the past each added something new and unique to the role. In some cases, the nation was skeptical of the way the president's’ wife presented herself socially and politically but the role was due to expand over the changing years and decades and with the changing perspectives of the nation. Whether it be her sense of style or decor, her intelligence or kindness or her involvement in movements and campaigns, each first lady made history with ever move she made and word she spoke. In the coming years, it is possibly that the role of first lady will be filled by a man but until then, the eyes of the world will be looking to the first lady waiting for her to make her next move and see how she will change the world in ways the president

Because of the celebrity status of modern first ladies, many view the first lady to be a symbol for how the American woman should behave. Modern first ladies must be well-educated and well-spoken. One trend found in the First Ladies: Influence and Image series seems to be that first ladies (even the pre-1885 first ladies) are generally better educated than most American females of their time, and occasionally, even better educated than their husbands. Caroline Harrison, whose father was a professor and supporter of women’s education, was extremely well-educated for her time (First Ladies: Caroline Harrison). Furthermore, Ida McKinley was educated in Ohio, the haven for the women’s movement at the time, and went on to become the most educated first lady that the nation had ever had in office (First Ladies: Ida

The 19-year-old actress, who can be seen in the new series "Scream Queens" opted for a body-hugging shimmering crimson knee-length cut-out dress. It was marked one of her most daring looks because of the featured revealing cut out in between her bust.

In an interview with The Washington Post which ran for 45 minutes, Garner revealed that she is willing to help Trump achieve his goals of uplifting people’s lives. The 44-year-old actress acknowledged that some of her friends in Hollywood have turned their back on the Trump administration and “just wouldn’t even want to engage,” but she is taking a different path from them.

The function of the First Lady is quite complicated; the presidential spouse is an unelected partisan in a political institution. Nevertheless, she has the potential to spread substantial influence in governmental matters. The First Lady is quite vulnerable to criticism, if overinvolved in the President’s political activities and policy-making, the press and public may judge her for overstepping the boundaries of her role. On the other hand, her impression and her prominence have often established pivotal aspects of her husband’s campaign and term. The role of the First Lady parallels changes in the status of American women, specifically changing the role from a traditional hostess to active public icon and confidante to the President of

The time her husband was in office was known as the Camelot period. The Camelot period was a way of life for people to get married, settle down and have kids, it was a blissful time in America and Jackie Kennedy had this life and was looked up to. She was the unofficial role model for these American families (Camelot). Women were overly taken by her clothing choices at the time. During the presidency she showed sophistication, poise and a symbol of youth. She would be seen in exquisite gowns from Britain or capri pants and a simple top. It was said that “On duty as First Lady, Mrs. Kennedy’s impact was profound-a visual metaphor for the President’s youthful, internationally minded administration, and a symbol of a new era of cultural sophistication at the White House” (Style Legend: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s Looks From White House Years and Beyond 1). This quote shows how much an impact fashion can have, it being more than just clothes. Jackie Kennedy was an inspiration and style icon for many people, and even now people still replicate her fashion

On Monday, Hailey Baldwin marked her presence at the Met gala event. She was seen donning a Tommy Hilfiger gown and heels. Later that night , she was spotted clad in a mini dress and thigh high boots and in the company of a mystery man.

Kim wore a beautiful black and white Balmain gown with gold embellishments that showed off her

Let me start by saying that I feel very guilty for even thinking about this, because really, she’s a somewhat innocent bystander in this whole thing, but Melania as First Lady is absolutely surreal to me. This is just my opinion and might sound mean, though I do not mean to be, but she seems representative of classic trophy-wifedom in all its shallow, you-are-one-wrinkle-away-from-divorce glory. Think about it, despite her history of posing nude [which I really do NOT have a problem with], the questions that surrounded her visa status while working in this country, her false claims about her educational background [that have since disappeared from her website], and her blatant act of plagiarism on the national stage, sits atop the peak of

"Besides, she was always stylishly dressed. A loose brown tunic and baggy trousers. Brown shoes with thick soles."(12).