Melania Trump looks effortlessly chic in brown three piece suit as she speaks on Capitol
First Lady Melania Trump looked dignified on Monday, dressing in a full three-piece suit to speak with Congress on a bill that could make it a federal crime to publish faked pornographic images online.
Melania, 54, arrived at the Capitol in Washington, D.C., to lend her support to the Take It Down Act.
She wore a fitted light-brown suit, which consisted of a cropped waist coat, straight leg pants and a blazer.
Underneath, she wore a crisp-white collared button-up shirt and a black necktie, competing the look with nude, peep-toe heels.
Melania let her lengthy tresses flow loosely down her back with strands tucked behind her ear on one side as she strolled through the Capitol building.
It’s her first solo event of her husband, Donald Trump‘s, second term. On January 24, Melania joined President Trump on visits to North Carolina – which was devastated by Hurricane Helen last September – and Los Angeles in the aftermath of the wildfires.
Melania was taking part in a roundtable discussion about the Take It Down Act, which makes it unlawful for a person to knowingly publish or threaten to publish realistic, computer-generated pornographic images and videos that depict identifiable, real people on social media and elsewhere online.
It’s not the first time the First Lady has worn a pantsuit, donning sharply tailored pantsuit and a pristine white shirt in her official White House portrait.
Melania, 54, arrived at the Capitol in Washington on Monday, to lend her support to an online safety bill
At the National Governors’ Association Dinner at the White House, Melania wore a Dolce & Gabbana tuxedo black blazer with satin lapels, and a white shirt from Ralph Lauren, complete with her usual sky-high nude Manolo Blahniks.
While Melania made an appearance at the Capitol on Monday, insiders say her priority this past month has been her son Barron.
He was just 10 years old when his father was elected president first time round. Then, Melania famously spent much of her time living at Trump Tower, her base when in New York, and delayed her move to Washington to allow Barron to finish his school year in the city.
Now 18, Barron is a Freshman at New York University and has a 24/7 Secret Service detail which means he’s likely struggling to have a normal college experience.
Melania, who is understood to have spent much of her time in recent weeks back in New York with Barron, has acknowledged that her son is not like other teenagers.
‘I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student. His experience at college — it’s very different than any other kid,’ she said in December.
Melania has been noticeably absent from a series of events her husband has attended.
She wasn’t at the Super Bowl when Trump became the first sitting president to attend the championship football game on February 9. Instead, Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump boarded Air Force One to New Orleans with the president and stood with him during the game.
She wore a fitted brown suit, which consisted of a cropped waist coat, straight leg pants and a blazer
Melania wore her long light-brow hair out over the shoulders and tucked behind her ears on one side, looking sophisticated and she strolled through the Capitol building
At the National Governors’ Association Dinner at the White House, Melania wore a Dolce & Gabbana tuxedo black blazer with satin lapels
It’s not the first time the First Lady has worn a pantsuit, donning sharply tailored pantsuit and a pristine white shirt in her official White House portrait (pictured)
Melania has also been missing from high-profile White House events, such as Trump signing his first piece of legislation into law, The Laken Riley Act.
And she’s been a no show when he’s greeted various foreign leaders who’ve visited recently – including Ukrainian President Zelensky, whose frosty Oval Office head-to-head with Trump and Vice President JD Vance made headlines last week.
Her official FLOTUS Instagram account has just three posts and her new East Wing staff remains small – less than a dozen people.
She is yet to hire a social secretary, one of the most prominent positions in an administration.