US President Ivanka Trump's daughter presents a particularly feminine and ever-relevant look • Black and white nostalgic tweed coat dress
Ivanka Trump was invited as an honorary guest at the event marking 150 years for women's suffrage and women's right to run for election in Wyoming State, which was held Tuesday (Tuesday) in Washington. In honor of the honorable occasion, Trump dressed accordingly and displayed the most perfect winter look with a black and white tweed coat by British fashion designer Susanna.
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Dec 10, 2019 at 5:53 pm PST
The jacket in question shows an exact cut of the A-dress as worn by the women of the 1950s, featuring a feminine, flattering, classic and very elegant cut combined with large velvet black buttons. The coat price is NIS 8,000 and is available for purchase in a variety of colors and prints on the designer website. Certainly, this coat is a great fashionable piece from the collection, which can complement any look of precise style.
Trump completed the look with a modern, accurate straight Kara haircut, large falling pearl earrings, black Jimmy Choo stiletto stilettos and a Chanel handbag that created a precise and chic look that we wanted to adopt as well.
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If Trump's coat dress style is familiar to you and reminiscent of another royal look, this is no coincidence. This is one of the favorite fashion designers of the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Mildton, who previously wore a number of her looks for various events. Among the most successful looks is the white button-down midi dress that she wore to the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament last summer, a classic dress that featured a chic, feminine and wonderful style that made headlines all over the world.
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Last March, actress Elizabeth Hurley wore the same coat that Trump wore, although he looked too tight and much less chic. The Countess of Wessex, Sophie Helen Wis Jones of the British Royal House, is also known for her fondness for designer clothes, and she wore her designs in dozens of official events.
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Last June, actress Helen Mirren even wore the same coat that Trump wore in green and metallic and prestigious silk in honor of the prestigious London Mandarin Hotel opening event, a look that was particularly flattering, feminine and chic.
Trump is not the only one who fell in love with the newly embroidered tweed trend a few days ago, fascist Priyanka Chopra wore a black and white H&M black and white tweed shirt and skirt in New York. What has really pleased Chopra's devout followers is that the price of the mirror in question is particularly accessible and available for purchase at the chain's stores. The price of the shirt is only NIS 229 and the price of the skirt is only NIS 229, so for a total price of NIS 458, this stylish look can be yours.
Last November, chic fashion designer Victoria Beckham was caught in paparazzi camera lenses while hanging out in Barley Hills with her hair stylist Ken Paves in a black and white tailored tweed jacket from her latest collection, a long and flattering blazer jacket.
The black-and-white tweed trend instinctively resembles the meticulous style of legendary fashion designer Coco Chanel, who made sure to wear black and white tailored tweed suits and became well-known and famous for this style that stars in her collections to date. At Chanel's latest fashion show in Paris earlier this month, run by new fashion designer Virgini Weird who replaced the late fashion designer Carl Lagerfeld, the brand featured a great collection of mostly black and white. The now-breaking Hollywood actress, a newly-commissioned Margaret Cavalli, wore a black and white plaid tweed suit with large pearl buttons, a look that was classic, feminine and especially flattering. The locks show the world that the once-vintage female style is here to stay.
