The Trump women and their fashion mishaps thread part deux

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do they really need three signs that say The White House? Is it because without them a person with this kind of hair and makeup and facial expression would not normally be seen in the WH? I’d mistake her for an E! Now reporter.

She was on Fox news and then CNN. I remember first seeing her covering 2016 elections and thinking American journalism had hit a new low. I wrote down her name and googled her because I could not believe anyone would put her on a national news show (except maybe covering something like The Bachelor).

I just googled her and she is the ultimate stereotype

Name: Kayleigh
Hair: Bottle blonde
Born and Raised: Florida (of course)
Married to: Baseball player (some no name minor leagues player)
Baby: Girl with flower headband


I mean...COME ON!!! Could you be more of a stereotype?

Does she take “white shirts on the beach” family photos, too? Hee hee.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How do all these women have such impossibly glossy thick hair?

Extensions. So many extensions.

[Anonymous]

Hope.

Kayleigh

[Anonymous]

That sure is a lot of people in close proximity and without masks for the most part. What’s with all the cropped-leg pants? Still, Hope left her thigh-high boots and minis at home, so there’s that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do all these women have such impossibly glossy thick hair?

Extensions. So many extensions.

I haven't seen any glossy hair yet. Mostly it's so processed, stiff and weird color.
Also, hair with extensions is always only thick in the middle, falling on the chest, but never on the top. That's not how naturally thick hair grows or looks.

[Anonymous]

So the White House dress code is mini skirts or high waters?

Hope’s outfit’s top half strongly reminds me of Melania’s inauguration outfit.

Who’s the gut between Hope and Hopeless?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So the White House dress code is mini skirts or high waters?

Hope’s outfit’s top half strongly reminds me of Melania’s inauguration outfit.

Who’s the gut between Hope and Hopeless?

That’s Mark Meadows, WH Chief of Staff

[Anonymous]

Kayleigh is definitely the most normal to me.

There's something about Hope's look that makes me uneasy.

[Anonymous]

Those stilettos make me uneasy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kayleigh is definitely the most normal to me.

There's something about Hope's look that makes me uneasy.

Because it looks like she’s wearing a blazer and yoga pants and heels all at the same time.
And I’m with the PP who is freaked at the amount of people in the background who are so close together without masks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So the White House dress code is mini skirts or high waters?

Hope’s outfit’s top half strongly reminds me of Melania’s inauguration outfit.

Who’s the gut between Hope and Hopeless?

I thought Trump strongly prefers women in skirts/dresses.

[Anonymous]

It's May. Why is Hope in a turtleneck and wool coat?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hope.

Kayleigh

So much for social distancing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hope.

Kayleigh

It is striking to see all the pictures of the women who work for this administration - beautiful, stylish, perfectly coiffed hair and makeup. Then you gave the men. Total shlubs. All of them (except Jared). Could you imagine in a HRC administration if all the women were normal, ordinary DC type women and the only men she hired for the administration were beefcakes?

[Anonymous]

I think Hicks has a scarf on, to be used (at least in theory) as a mask.