Melania Trump has now started to become more active to support her husband's race against Joe Biden. Following her recovery from COVID-19, she joined Donald Trump in her first solo outing campaign on Tuesday.
Similar to her other appearances in the past, her choice of clothing and fashion pieces made it into the news once again. For her first campaign stop, she wore a military-inspired coat in khaki green, according to Footwear News.
The First Lady's outfit cinched together at her waist, featuring its double-breasted gold buttons. It, also, came with a belt of the same color that naturally fits into her figure.
For her footwear, she wore a pair of stylish pointed-toe pumps. It features a corduroy metallic upper, and gold-twisted 5-inch towering heels, which are the usual choices of Melania Trump. The publication, then, stated that the pair came from Christian Louboutin, under its So Kate series.
Before her surprising engagement earlier this week, the First Lady first joined the U.S. President inside the White House to welcome their "early trick-or-treaters" on Sunday. Melania invited guests last week to join them and witness the bright-colored Halloween decorations inside the vicinity.
While the First Couple did not wear any costume to go along with the guests' attires, reports noticed that the president's wife chose to match the theme of the event. She wore a suede orange coat, which seemingly became a nod to the overall decoration and vibe of the holiday.
She matched her coat with another pair of Christian Louboutin heels. It features a metallic texture, which complements the accent of her coat.
The New York Post said that Donald and Melania Trump greeted their guests in costumes from the South Portico. They waved to the young attendees, alongside their parents.
But, unlike the previous Halloween celebrations inside the White House, the First Couple did not personally hand out treats to the participants. In strict observation of the social distancing measures, the guests in costumes had to get their bag of candies from a separate table.
It is not surprising to witness Melania Trump wearing matching sartorial pieces according to the theme of the event. An article from Forbes even states that she usually wears specific designer brands and colors to "pay homage" to her host nation.
Unlike her predecessors, the incumbent First Lady, reportedly, learned the difference between fashion diplomacy and statement. She now forges a unique path and has since obtained a more "sophisticated image" through her fashion pieces.
