Jill Biden looks younger than Caroline. |
Nose jobs are so common are the even plastic surgery? ![]() |
YES - she is 54. This is what happens. |
Sneakers and a shirt dress definitely look like summer “ready to pitch in” clothes for an elderly lady. She could hand out water, dish out food, etc. if she were in high heels and a pencil skirt, I’d say differently. But this is the kind of outfit that my grandmother could have cleaned a whole house, baked two pies, and wrote a letter in. It’s very practical. I’ll reiterate I thought Melania was fine assuming she took off the beanie and glasses when they were actually meeting people — otherwise it’s a very “don’t talk to me” look. |
I think models are trained not to smile because you generally photograph better with a vacant look or quasi scowl. Smiles make things jut out and also make the skin crease. She does look so much better when she’s caught in a smile. |
And white platform wedges? C'mon, man. You are ridiculous - and she looked ridiculous. |
DP. The PP is absolutely correct. Melania's clothes were perfectly appropriate for the weather and the occasion. You simply don't like her and are too partisan to admit how atrocious Jill Biden looked when visiting victims of a hurricane. |
So then, why are you so very concerned with what Melania wore to the visit the wildfire victims? DP |
Just stop. DP |
+100 Finally, someone normal without an axe to grind. |
Jill had on godawful white platform sandals - not sneakers. |
You know, they both had a fashion misstep for different reasons- Jill’s outfit was frumpy, Melania looked like she doesn’t give a hoot (if only because of the beanie and sunglasses). One is not much worse than the other I think. -OP |
Lol at this classwashing. |
LOL this rings so true. Like when Vanks pretended to be a diplomat but was laughed at. |
Melania does look amazing. I think she'll need to tread carefully over the next few years to avoid bad surgery/procedures so she can "age" yet still look good. Caroline Kennedy looks natural and has a genetic disposition to a wrinkly face. See Eunice Kennedy. |