While not everyone might like US President Donald Trump, Melania Trump is not letting the public's dislike towards her husband come her way. The First Lady is making heads turn with her choice of style.
The remarkable choice of clothes during her first international trip as the FLOTUS stole fashion designers' attention. And it now looks like she is leaving a memorable and chic mark as she moves into the White House.
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Holding her husband's hand, Melania opted to keep her look casual. Returning to what looks like her favourite brand now, she wore a Dolce & Gabbana white top which she clubbed with a pair of stunning yet formal pair brown trousers. Matching her pants with the crisp white shirt, Melania sported a pair of Manolo Blahnik heels and let her hair let down to make a ravishing entry.
But shift your focus from her outfit to the bag she is holding in the picture. Moving into the DC house, Melania sported a beautiful brown colour bag that blended with her choice of pants and footwear. The stylish looking bag she held belong is known to be a Birkin bag and the cost will leave you stunned.
The Hermès Birkin bag is estimated to cost easily over $13,000. However, the bag is said to be on the lower side of the line of accessories because Birkin bags easily range between $12,000 and $200,000 depending upon style.
The camel leather tone is said to be a classic among Birkin bags, Yahoo Style notes. These bags are made of the rarest crocodile skin and are considered to be the most expensive bags in the world.
Considering that a number of fashion designers have refused to dress Melania, her choice of clothing and accessories are mostly hand-picked by Melania herself. No doubt she pulled it off well. However, many questioned her choice of sporting such an expensive bag for a mere moving day.
On moving day, FLOTUS was accompanied by her parents and 11-year-old son, who was walking around with a fidget spinner.
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