The former first daughter and a few other family members went to the Palm Beach County Convention Center to watch President-elect Donald Trump give his victory speech.
Some people were left wondering why the 43-year-old chose to wear a blue velvet pantsuit, even though she looked stunning in it, as quoted in a report by the Miami Herald.
The day before, Ivanka only shared 17 life lessons she’s learned along the way, with no mention of her father’s campaign. Commenters on an X user’s post that displayed the two-piece ensemble from different perspectives left them baffled.
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Other women on the podium didn’t follow a standard dress code, with First Lady Melania Trump wearing grey, Vice President-elect JD Vance’s wife Usha Vance wearing black, and Trump’s daughter-in-law Lara Trump wearing black.
The colour scheme to denote candidates is somewhat new, with the polarizing hues officially starting during the 2000 presidential race. The two colours are now as common as donkeys and elephants in telling the parties apart.
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FAQs
Why did Ivanka Trump’s outfit during her father’s victory speech cause a stir?
Ivanka’s choice of a blue velvet pantsuit piqued interest because blue is commonly associated with the Democratic Party. Some speculated on a hidden message given her father’s Republican victory, while others focused on her striking appearance.
Did any other family members wear symbolic colours during Trump’s victory speech?
Most did not strictly adhere to the party colours. Ivanka wore blue, Melania wore gray, and Lara wore black. Only Kimberly Guilfoyle, Donald Trump Jr.’s fiancée, wore the traditional team colours of red.
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