Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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?
Yes, a more apt comparison would be looking at Princess Kate at the last parade she took her kids to (Trooping of the Colour). How is she dressed and how are her kids dressed? This is clearly how the rest of the Trump admin were viewing this event vs Usha.
Anonymous wrote: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?
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.
Anonymous wrote:….honor the United States Army’s 250th birthday… FIFY.
Anonymous wrote:….honor the United States Army’s 250th birthday… FIFY.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
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Ushas weirdly smug
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Ushas weirdly smug
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.