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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone on the fashion forum act normal for five minutes please? You can just say you liked or didn't like stuff and move on. You don't have to melt down every time someone thinks Rama looked bad or, conversely, repeatedly insist she is the ugliest woman to ever live. (I know that poster is a certain troll from the Trump women thread angry that people like a liberal brown woman's style instead of her idol's.)

Just say what you liked or didn't like and move on without dragging politics or weird racial theories into everything.

Does she really count as brown? I could pass for her sister and I'm white (part Sicilian).
I dress in a similar fashion so it was odd for me to see someone so visually similar gain the spotlight. I'm also Republican!

Sicily and Syria are different parts of the Mediterranean.

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone on the fashion forum act normal for five minutes please? You can just say you liked or didn't like stuff and move on. You don't have to melt down every time someone thinks Rama looked bad or, conversely, repeatedly insist she is the ugliest woman to ever live. (I know that poster is a certain troll from the Trump women thread angry that people like a liberal brown woman's style instead of her idol's.)

Just say what you liked or didn't like and move on without dragging politics or weird racial theories into everything.

Does she really count as brown? I could pass for her sister and I'm white (part Sicilian).
I dress in a similar fashion so it was odd for me to see someone so visually similar gain the spotlight. I'm also Republican!

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Anonymous wrote:Can anyone on the fashion forum act normal for five minutes please? You can just say you liked or didn't like stuff and move on. You don't have to melt down every time someone thinks Rama looked bad or, conversely, repeatedly insist she is the ugliest woman to ever live. (I know that poster is a certain troll from the Trump women thread angry that people like a liberal brown woman's style instead of her idol's.)

Just say what you liked or didn't like and move on without dragging politics or weird racial theories into everything.

Does she really count as brown? I could pass for her sister and I'm white (part Sicilian).
I dress in a similar fashion so it was odd for me to see someone so visually similar gain the spotlight. I'm also Republican!

Anonymous wrote:Can anyone on the fashion forum act normal for five minutes please? You can just say you liked or didn't like stuff and move on. You don't have to melt down every time someone thinks Rama looked bad or, conversely, repeatedly insist she is the ugliest woman to ever live. (I know that poster is a certain troll from the Trump women thread angry that people like a liberal brown woman's style instead of her idol's.)

Just say what you liked or didn't like and move on without dragging politics or weird racial theories into everything.

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Anonymous wrote:Her photo shoot with The Cut was absolutely stunning.

No it was very odd and unflattering even though the Cut was aiming for a glamorous look.

I wonder if this is an age divide. I'm a younger millennial and her style is precisely on point with younger esthetics. There's serious backlash to the influencer look.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe I’ve become “that person” but I wonder if her coat was faux fur? It had a very luxurious, rich look to it and the fur looked real. But with her husband’s politics, I imagine they want to project an image of simplicity and almost “poverty” so they can relate to their constituents. Like Gwen Waltz in her TJ Maxx suits.

This is where it’s probably easier to be a Republican because they flat out don’t care if you know they’re rich, they are opulent as f, whereas the Democrats try to downplay it (even though most of them are also super rich, except for dear ol Bernie and Tim).

About the coat:"a custom brown faux-fur and wool coat from Palestinian-Lebanese designer Cynthia Merhej's brand Renaissance Renaissance. According to the brand, the coat – featuring a three-tier fringe detail – was completely sourced and made in Beirut, Lebanon, based on a design from its fall/winter 2023 collection."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/celebrities/2026/01/02/rama-duwaji-inauguration-coat-designer/87993264007/

She will be wearing expensive clothing and it will only get more expensive. Watch his net worth go through the roof mysteriously. So it always goes with redistributionist lefties.
That said even though I hate everything they stand for i think she's a doll. Super cute and stylish.

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Anonymous wrote:She looked great. That haircut is NOT for everyone but with her bone structure and youth she pulls it off beautifully.

I think the haircut does her face no favors.

Anonymous wrote:She looked great. That haircut is NOT for everyone but with her bone structure and youth she pulls it off beautifully.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe I’ve become “that person” but I wonder if her coat was faux fur? It had a very luxurious, rich look to it and the fur looked real. But with her husband’s politics, I imagine they want to project an image of simplicity and almost “poverty” so they can relate to their constituents. Like Gwen Waltz in her TJ Maxx suits.

This is where it’s probably easier to be a Republican because they flat out don’t care if you know they’re rich, they are opulent as f, whereas the Democrats try to downplay it (even though most of them are also super rich, except for dear ol Bernie and Tim).

About the coat:"a custom brown faux-fur and wool coat from Palestinian-Lebanese designer Cynthia Merhej's brand Renaissance Renaissance. According to the brand, the coat – featuring a three-tier fringe detail – was completely sourced and made in Beirut, Lebanon, based on a design from its fall/winter 2023 collection."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/celebrities/2026/01/02/rama-duwaji-inauguration-coat-designer/87993264007/

Anonymous wrote:If you find weird expressions in boxy dresses stunning. Call a spade a spade. The cut photoshoot did her no favors and she is very awkward. There are many other fashionable 20 somethings in Bob cuts who can pull it off better than she can.

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Anonymous wrote:Her photo shoot with The Cut was absolutely stunning.

No it was very odd and unflattering even though the Cut was aiming for a glamorous look.

I wonder if this is an age divide. I'm a younger millennial and her style is precisely on point with younger esthetics. There's serious backlash to the influencer look.

She doesn’t even dress like an influencer! Gen X women who are weight and appearance obsessed just can’t comprehend the idea of an outfit a woman might like because it’s interesting, even if it doesn’t “flatter” her figure or accentuate it.

Especially when you compare her to the Mar-a-lago face. Do people really think that looks good?

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Anonymous wrote:I am not a fan of Mamdani, but there is nothing unprofessional about his wife’s hairstyle. It’s neat and looks good on her. Not everyone needs blond extensions.

+1

It is also very professional for her job. She is an artist!

She has no reason to look like a boring DC lawyer. She isn't one.

This. This board is so square and unimaginative sometimes. Here is an *actually* stylish woman who has found a look that works for her in a specific way, and people here are like "hmm get rid of the bangs, grow the hair out, highlights, wear jewel tones." So freaking boring.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe I’ve become “that person” but I wonder if her coat was faux fur? It had a very luxurious, rich look to it and the fur looked real. But with her husband’s politics, I imagine they want to project an image of simplicity and almost “poverty” so they can relate to their constituents. Like Gwen Waltz in her TJ Maxx suits.

This is where it’s probably easier to be a Republican because they flat out don’t care if you know they’re rich, they are opulent as f, whereas the Democrats try to downplay it (even though most of them are also super rich, except for dear ol Bernie and Tim).

About the coat:"a custom brown faux-fur and wool coat from Palestinian-Lebanese designer Cynthia Merhej's brand Renaissance Renaissance. According to the brand, the coat – featuring a three-tier fringe detail – was completely sourced and made in Beirut, Lebanon, based on a design from its fall/winter 2023 collection."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/celebrities/2026/01/02/rama-duwaji-inauguration-coat-designer/87993264007/

Anonymous wrote:She is gorgeous, as is her hair. She has a very stylish, almost 1920s look. It suits her beautifully.