The Trump Women and their Fashion Mishaps - Part Three

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Anonymous wrote:No, I really don’t know that, and the fact you think you do shows you didn’t watch it. It celebrated the Army and was really informative and well done, right down to the president’s speech at the end.

I can’t believe Usha Vance wearing pants and a top to go to a parade with three young children is really that remarkable. I mean I guess heels and a dress would have been an option, but have you ever actually taken kids to a parade? Since JD had comments to deliver, she was primary caregiver and should be comfortable. Had she been dressed up you’d all be piling on about how why she wasn’t dressed appropriately to take care of them at a long parade. She can’t win either way.

You act like she was sitting on a picnic blanket with little ones amped up on cotton candy and kettle corn. She was in the viewing deck.

There were several other parents of young, and even tender-aged children in the viewing deck and they were all dressed appropriately.

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Anonymous wrote:The irony of comparing the second family to the royal family is rich give the No King nonsense. Lol.

Lol. I guess. Again, I don't like the royals, just saying they match each other at these events. Usha is usually a step or two down from JD.

To JD and Usha's credit, JD is currently working and Usha has worked in the past, which you can't really say about W&K.

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Anonymous wrote:No, I really don’t know that, and the fact you think you do shows you didn’t watch it. It celebrated the Army and was really informative and well done, right down to the president’s speech at the end.

I can’t believe Usha Vance wearing pants and a top to go to a parade with three young children is really that remarkable. I mean I guess heels and a dress would have been an option, but have you ever actually taken kids to a parade? Since JD had comments to deliver, she was primary caregiver and should be comfortable. Had she been dressed up you’d all be piling on about how why she wasn’t dressed appropriately to take care of them at a long parade. She can’t win either way.

You act like she was sitting on a picnic blanket with little ones amped up on cotton candy and kettle corn. She was in the viewing deck.

There were several other parents of young, and even tender-aged children in the viewing deck and they were all dressed appropriately.

…and all jealous of Usha’s pants and top.

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Anonymous wrote:No, I really don’t know that, and the fact you think you do shows you didn’t watch it. It celebrated the Army and was really informative and well done, right down to the president’s speech at the end.

I can’t believe Usha Vance wearing pants and a top to go to a parade with three young children is really that remarkable. I mean I guess heels and a dress would have been an option, but have you ever actually taken kids to a parade? Since JD had comments to deliver, she was primary caregiver and should be comfortable. Had she been dressed up you’d all be piling on about how why she wasn’t dressed appropriately to take care of them at a long parade. She can’t win either way.

You act like she was sitting on a picnic blanket with little ones amped up on cotton candy and kettle corn. She was in the viewing deck.

There were several other parents of young, and even tender-aged children in the viewing deck and they were all dressed appropriately.

…and all jealous of Usha’s pants and top.

I mean probably not, it was a cute outfit but I doubt they were jealous of the one glaringly underdressed person.

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Anonymous wrote:Usha today

Aww— cutest family!!!

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I meant that she dared to be comfortable, not of a specific outfit. Lighten up.

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The outfit is inappropriate for the event (what's new), but I don't hate it for something else. It would've looked cute at the picnic last night.

The outfit is perfectly appropriate for watching a parade. Good grief.

For you. Not for the wife of the Vice President. Good Grief.

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Anonymous wrote:The irony of comparing the second family to the royal family is rich give the No King nonsense. Lol.

+1. There is something so humorous and sad about these folks who seem to hate this administration (me too!) saying Usha did not dress up enough for the Dictator Parade.

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The outfit is inappropriate for the event (what's new), but I don't hate it for something else. It would've looked cute at the picnic last night.

The outfit is perfectly appropriate for watching a parade. Good grief.

For you. Not for the wife of the Vice President. Good Grief.

Yeah, not sure why these people don't realize two things can be true. It was a cute outfit and it was not appropriate for the wife of the Vice President to wear to an official event.

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Anonymous wrote:The irony of comparing the second family to the royal family is rich give the No King nonsense. Lol.

Usha fakeplastic Vance doesn't need your defense. She's married to one of the most powerful people in the world, and she knows exactly what the assignment is. Her spouse and children are dressed appropriately for this event, which is not just "a parade" but a public-facing duty. She's underdressed.

And while they're not "royals", they're public servants who need to dress the part. She's not just some humble bumbling mom. She's the second lady. A skirt, a nicer blouse, etc. would've been appropriate. Yet, once again, she's wearing questionably-tailored off-beat clothes that don't match her status and position, nor do they match the tone of the event, which is obvious when you look at everyone else on stage.

It's likely intentional so she seems "relatable", but she seems incompetent and fake af. Melania may be an ice queen, but at least she knows how to dress for her job.

IDK about this. Melania has made some pretty questionable choices over the years. But she is FLOTUS, so she gets to set the tone in terms of dressiness level etc. And overall she dresses better than Usha, no doubt.

Melania's problem is she loves theme dressing. Kate Middleton does this too, although she's more subtle. For example, Kate had Prince Louis on St. George's Day, so she wore red and white to do the photo opp on the hospital steps.

Melania is way less subtle. She goes to Africa so she wears a pith helmet. She goes to a military parade so she wears a double breasted military-style jacket. And so-on.

But other than these little missteps....other than the "I Really Don't Care, Do U?" jacket, I don't recall anything glaring. I recall some major misses from Ivanka, but not Melania.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, I really don’t know that, and the fact you think you do shows you didn’t watch it. It celebrated the Army and was really informative and well done, right down to the president’s speech at the end.

I can’t believe Usha Vance wearing pants and a top to go to a parade with three young children is really that remarkable. I mean I guess heels and a dress would have been an option, but have you ever actually taken kids to a parade? Since JD had comments to deliver, she was primary caregiver and should be comfortable. Had she been dressed up you’d all be piling on about how why she wasn’t dressed appropriately to take care of them at a long parade. She can’t win either way.

Disagree. Usha was there to work, and children were there for the photo opp. This was not a discretionary outing. She was not ‘primary caregiver’ at that moment. If one of the kids started acting up, they would have been whisked away by an aide. She was there to be SLOTUS and needed to dress appropriately and not look like she picked something up at LOFT.

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Anonymous wrote:Usha today

The outfit is inappropriate for the event (what's new), but I don't hate it for something else. It would've looked cute at the picnic last night.

The outfit is perfectly appropriate for watching a parade. Good grief.

The problem is that no one else, including Melania, is dressed parade-appropriate. I like her outfit, but it still looks wrong because it doesn't match how anyone else is dressed. I almost wonder if someone in the WH social office is doing this to her on purpose.

Hilarious you think any person but Melania has a say over Melania’s outfits

I don't know who picks her clothes, and it's irrelevant to this point. It would help Usha to know what Melania is planning to wear.

Is that actually a thing? Someone lets the Second Lady’s office know what the First Lady intends to wear? Sounds made up to me.

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The PP wants it to be a thing so she can pretend Usha somehow messed up. It's not a thing.

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Anonymous wrote:Mel look great at the parade today and she even patted Dump's leg a few times. Now if she'd just do what she was trained to do...

Parade look:

I know that skirt length is in style now but I hate it so much.

Very 1930s. I'm picturing some woman running the orphanage.

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Ushas weirdly smug

OMG, just stop. If she wasn't smiling, you'd complain about that. She's fine.

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Anonymous wrote:People are being way too mom-ish about this being a "parade" like you're taking your kids and going to be sitting in the sun and passing out goldfish. Her outfit was fine for that. Everyone else took it as a serious state event to honor Trump's birthday and dressed in more formal business attire. Your outfit can be cute but you can't really have nailed it if you look like "the cheese stands alone" who was the only one who didn't get the dress code memo.

Exactly. Honestly if I saw a mom wearing that at the 4th of July parade in my parents' beach town, I'd be like, okay best dressed! It was a lovely outfit for A patriotic parade. It was not the right outfit for THIS patriotic parade.

I stand by my earlier statement that it's like no one is bothering to tell her, or maybe they do and she just thinks she's too good to follow the rules. Maybe she just doesn't notice or care? To be honest, it's incredibly weird she and JD presumably left the house at the same time, she saw him in his suit and tie, and didn't realize it was more formal than she was anticipating. If my husband and I were going to an event, and I came downstairs wearing her outfit but saw my husband in a suit and tie, I'd be like...oh, shit, do I need to go change?

I truly can't believe you're putting this much energy into what she's wearing. Especially because she's not wearing some t-shirt and cut off shorts. She's wearing a lovely white lace top and red pants. She doesn't have to wear a suit or blazer. There aren't strict rules about what to wear for a parade, for crying out loud. In fact, she, JD, and their kids all coordinate and look really cute.