The Trump Women and their Fashion Mishaps - Part Three

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

There ae multiple people posting this, sweetie.

Sure.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

I crowdsourced this for you guys - I texted both pics to four of my nieces aged 22-30 (all professionals - an engineer, a consultant, an investment banker, and an MD) and they all agreed this is an old lady top and none of them would be caught dead shopping at Ann Taylor.

Oh, well then there we have it! Forget about individual taste when you have the hive mentality.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

I crowdsourced this for you guys - I texted both pics to four of my nieces aged 22-30 (all professionals - an engineer, a consultant, an investment banker, and an MD) and they all agreed this is an old lady top and none of them would be caught dead shopping at Ann Taylor.

Oh, well then there we have it! Forget about individual taste when you have the hive mentality.

You really need to get over this sweater, LOL!

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

I crowdsourced this for you guys - I texted both pics to four of my nieces aged 22-30 (all professionals - an engineer, a consultant, an investment banker, and an MD) and they all agreed this is an old lady top and none of them would be caught dead shopping at Ann Taylor.

Oh, well then there we have it! Forget about individual taste when you have the hive mentality.

You really need to get over this sweater, LOL!

Right back atcha, LOL!

[Anonymous]

Let's move past the sweater!

[Anonymous]

Oh wow Ivanka in the tribal beaded skirt. I know there is a correction happening against woke and cultural sensitivity but this seems extreme. Is she trying to piss people off or just totally clueless? Why not throw on a feathered headdress too, like Coachella circa 2002?

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Anonymous wrote:Oh wow Ivanka in the tribal beaded skirt. I know there is a correction happening against woke and cultural sensitivity but this seems extreme. Is she trying to piss people off or just totally clueless? Why not throw on a feathered headdress too, like Coachella circa 2002?

and the white boots don't match. weird

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

There ae multiple people posting this, sweetie.

Sure.

Another PP who thinks the sweater is a granny sweater. i like the colour, though.

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Anonymous wrote:The press secretary makes strange fashion choices. They are not offensive but so unflattering and it seems like she wouldn't have to work too hard to wear flattering things.

Indeed. It’s an unusual departure for Trump, since he likes his women to dress more like Hope Hicks and less like Susie Wiles.







https://www.women.com/1904919/karoline-leavitt-attempt-play-with-proportions-fashion-fail/?utm_campaign=feed&utm_medium=Social-Distribution&utm_source=TWX-BP-Women

God, she really doesn’t present well - inside or out. Yuck

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

I crowdsourced this for you guys - I texted both pics to four of my nieces aged 22-30 (all professionals - an engineer, a consultant, an investment banker, and an MD) and they all agreed this is an old lady top and none of them would be caught dead shopping at Ann Taylor.

IKR?!? I’m 55 and shop at Ann Taylor! Lol

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

I crowdsourced this for you guys - I texted both pics to four of my nieces aged 22-30 (all professionals - an engineer, a consultant, an investment banker, and an MD) and they all agreed this is an old lady top and none of them would be caught dead shopping at Ann Taylor.

IKR?!? I’m 55 and shop at Ann Taylor! Lol

And don’t get me wrong: I shopped at AT when I was in my 30s for suits and work wear, but I probably would not have bought that sweater.

[Anonymous]

Who is the obsessed weirdo who actually decided to *crowdsource* opinions of this sweater to people who aren't even on DCUM? My god - give it a rest. Some of us think the purple sweater is very pretty and she looks good in it. We don't have to all agree, but the crowdsourcing is incredibly... extra.

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Anonymous wrote:The press secretary makes strange fashion choices. They are not offensive but so unflattering and it seems like she wouldn't have to work too hard to wear flattering things.

Indeed. It’s an unusual departure for Trump, since he likes his women to dress more like Hope Hicks and less like Susie Wiles.







https://www.women.com/1904919/karoline-leavitt-attempt-play-with-proportions-fashion-fail/?utm_campaign=feed&utm_medium=Social-Distribution&utm_source=TWX-BP-Women

God, she really doesn’t present well - inside or out. Yuck

That blue dress looks like it’s from an 80s or 90s Chadwick’s of Boston catalog.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

I crowdsourced this for you guys - I texted both pics to four of my nieces aged 22-30 (all professionals - an engineer, a consultant, an investment banker, and an MD) and they all agreed this is an old lady top and none of them would be caught dead shopping at Ann Taylor.

I'm 32 and I would wear it but as like a little jacket over a cami or something. And in a darker color. The purple-y pink color is kind of old lady

[Anonymous]

I work at a very conservative place and saw two women in those dresses (like Kar-o-line's shirt) today. The both are cute and young but looked like throw pillows.