The Trump Women and their Fashion Mishaps - Part Three
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From the side pics she looks great and I agree she looks good in the shade of brown. From head on she looks about 500 pounds bigger than she actually is. |
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Or part of a karate outfit |
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She has no feet! And isn't it cold there? Didn't they just have a bunch of snow? Why would you wear a cropped jacket showing skin when it's cold and there's snow? Since she always does this as a fashion "spread" in instagram, here's the other two shots. Plus I wanted to zero in on the missing feet. (ok, there's a sliver of a pointy toe but let's just pretend it's part of the pants. 
And the jacket REALLY sticks out: 
Hiding the skin this time: 
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I thought Ivanka had reduced her implants but they look huge in that cropped jacket.
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She's beautiful and in great shape but that head on shot is not flattering. It's the cut of the jacket combined with the picture angle. |
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I think it would work better with a pair of matchstick jeans in a very dark denim. Keep everything else (stilettos, turtleneck, jacket) but I think the reason it's looking frumpy from the front is because the skirt cuts her off at the knees. Pants would create a long column to counterbalance the volume in the jacket. I kind of like the idea of juxtaposing the jacket with something more refined for contrast, but I don't think it's working and the proportions are off. |
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Trump dressing like Momdani lmao
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That was just four days ago. They met last week? https://www.ndtv.com/lifestyle/is-donald-trump-taking-style-tips-from-zohran-mamdani-internet-reacts-to-us-presidents-viral-winter-look-9686206 |
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I'm that person. I wear gloves every day of the winter and have quite a few pair. Every year I wear out a pair and loose a pair or two. Well, not both; just one. I do have one set of long gloves and have had them for awhile so I guess y'alls point is well made. |
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I think maybe Mamdani did it better? 😂🤣😂 |
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Very unflattering outfit. |
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Interestingly, very pointy-toed shoes usually appear when elites are feeling confident and income inequality is rising and during periods of cultural exuberance before major conflicts (religious wars, political instability). Pointy toes were a thing back during the early 2000s tech bubble (George W Bush administration) and the first Trump administration.
Rising Income Inequality - Pointed shoes often flourish when elites want to visually differentiate themselves. Social Tension or Transitional Times - Big pointy-shoe moments appear before wars (1300s, 1500s, 1900s) and before major financial crises (2000s) A broader shift to “hard-edged” aesthetics often accompanies geopolitical tension, technological disruption and a desire for strong silhouettes. Historically, extreme fashion silhouettes have often preceded economic contractions—because they appear near the emotional peak of a cycle. There you go - took a history of fashion class when I was in grad school for international economics. |
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He’s simply wearing a scarf. |