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I love this suit of Melania’s — 24 Comments

  1. White dress is way too short.

    In every single way, Trump term is so, so much superior to Obama’s failed presidency.

  2. I have some questions regarding english grammar in this article can someone please help me out?

  3. You have to go back to Jackie Kennedy to find a first lady with such bearing and class.

  4. Mrs. Macron is a lovely lady. Her dress seems to have been chosen to project a youthful appearance. And I’ll stop there.

  5. I can see the handshake ritual becoming a contest with play by play on initial moves, retraction, feints, and grasp, all to get the “upper hand”.

  6. Mrs. Trump is simply a beautiful, poised lady. No fear. No regrets. An exemplar of feminine dignity.

  7. The reason people are talking about the handshakes is that Trump has made them into childish contests, when he has met world leaders.

    Macron, knowing this, defeated Trump twice when they first met. (If you haven’t seen it, do the obvous search.)

    And India’s Modi defeated Trump with a bear hug.

    After Obama and Trump, I hope we can elect an adult to the presidency.

  8. Speaking of fashion, I keep hoping that neo will do a post on Samantha Cameron some time. It is my impression that she is very clever about how she dresses, as you would expect from someone with a career in the fashion industry.

    But I know very little about women’s fashions.

  9. liberals if you don’t like having people judging your sexual orientation why don’t you mind your own business and let the president chooses how he does his handshakes. So far no world leaders have ever complained about his handshake but the kardashian worshipping fake news media stirring up conflicts over nothing. Obama stinky smoking breathes had bothered many world leaders why didn’t they report that?

  10. Mme Macron’s appearance reminds me of Jill Biden’s. She too often wore mini-skirted dresses, inappropriately, I thought, for her age and station. In Mme Macron’s case, she is a bit older than her husband and might be trying to appear younger for that reason.

  11. Perhaps she’s been seeing too many photos of (ex wife) Ivana Trump. I cringe every time I see her photo.

    I can’t understand why these people don’t get help from stylists. Or maybe they have, and this is the ‘After’ picture. But while Macron still looks fairly nice, it’s too short of a dress.

    FWIW, I would NOT want to be photographed next to Melania or Ivanka.

  12. Agree that Macron’s dress is too short, but only just a bit. It’s a stretch (haha) to call it a miniskirt. Those are usually much shorter, often barely covering the rear, and a definite fashion don’t especially for mature ladies.

    Macron’s dress is nice but would have benefitted from another inch or two to reach, or even partially cover, her knees. The rest of the leg might age well, but for most of us the knees usually do not! I speak from painful experience.

  13. I like Melania’s red suit – it’s almost a vintage 1940s cut, with the nipped-in waist and just-below-the-knee hem.
    I’ve always been told that the just-below-the knee hemline was absolutely the most flattering for a woman of any age, since it hits at the narrowest part of the leg, and so fools the eye that the rest of the leg is just as appealing, visually. It worked for me, when I was given to wear suits as part of my job as PA/Executive secretary.
    Now, I only dress up for author events – and I wear Edwardian or late Victorian garb, with ankle-length skirts, which disguise a fair number of body shortcomings…

  14. Sgt. Mom:

    I don’t know how tall you are, but for anyone who’s not tall (me, for example) I think it’s an awful length. And if the person isn’t thin, either—dreadful! Plus, if a woman has nice legs, she doesn’t want to cover them. And people who don’t have nice legs—who have thick legs, for example—usually have thick ankles, and that length of skirt highlights the ankles.

  15. 5’5″ and not particularly thin – rather busty with hips and a narrow waist. At my thinnest, size 8 or 10 depending. I always looked good in 1930s and 40s vintage-styles. The just-below the knee worked perfectly for me; heavy thighs, but nice ankles.

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