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Melania Trump gave King Charles III a purple sign during a recent presentation

Ksenia Pronko reports: Melania Trump selected a prominent ensemble for her trip to Britain

Melania Trump, during a recent meeting, handed King Charles III a sign that was tinted in purple.
Melania Trump, during a recent meeting, handed King Charles III a sign that was tinted in purple.

Melania Trump gave King Charles III a purple sign during a recent presentation

U.S. President Trump's Visit to the UK: A Fashionable Affair

U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have arrived in the UK for an official visit, and the fashion world is abuzz with their sartorial choices.

President Trump, departing from his usual red tie, opted for a more peaceful purple, a choice that some see as a sign of readiness for dialogue. Meanwhile, Melania Trump donned a stylish ensemble from the French luxury fashion house Christian Dior.

Melania's outfit consisted of a single-breasted long jacket and a knee-length pencil skirt. She accessorised with classic black pumps and a wide-brimmed "royal" purple hat, a favourite accessory of the British aristocracy. The choice was intentional and not accidental, adding an air of diplomatic elegance to her appearance.

The tailored silhouette of Melania's jacket maintained femininity, a hallmark of her style. The hat, with its striking similarity in shade to Donald Trump's tie, suggests a closeness between the couple and their desire to project a strong family image.

Prince William of Wales and his wife Catherine Middleton greeted the American couple. Kate Middleton welcomed the visitors in a deep burgundy double-breasted coat, adding to the formal atmosphere of the occasion.

However, Western media has speculated that Melania's sombre outfit was a mourning for the recently shot American political activist Charlie Kirk. But stylist Anna Skorokhodova cast doubt on this interpretation, stating that if the First Lady intended to convey mourning, she would have added an element that was easily recognizable without further questions.

The new creative director of Dior is Irishman Jonathan Anderson. Melania has been loyal to the fashion house for many years, and her choice of a Dior suit for her visit to Britain is unsurprising.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are meeting with Donald Trump, and it remains to be seen if the fashionable first impressions continue throughout their official engagements. Some British experts, however, lamented that Melania could have diplomatically favoured a local brand.

Despite this, the fashion choices of the U.S. President and First Lady have certainly added an element of intrigue to their visit to the UK.

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