Melania Trump steps out in $3,200 Gucci
dress ahead of Donald’s ‘low-key’
Bedminster birthday
Posted By: Imright, 6/14/2023 8:38:05 PM
Melania Trump stepped out of Trump Tower in NYC Wednesday in style ahead of her husband Donald Trump’s birthday bash. The former First Lady left the skyscraper wearing an off-white Gucci flared shirt dress ($3,200) paired with a matching white Hermès handbag. She styled her hair down with a soft wave, finishing off the look with a pair of sunglasses. Melania and the former president’s son, Barron, followed behind her in a blue blazer and white button-down shirt outside the building.
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