Melania Trump Keeps a Low Fashion Profile at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup
Earlier in the day, the president and first lady travelled up to New Jersey from their Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster to watch the affair, which is estimated to have over 80,000 spectators. Keeping a low fashion profile, the first lady chose a simple look: She sported a white tee tucked into a knee-length skirt, and finished off the look with a navy blazer. She accessorized with bold, wide-framed white sunglasses by Christian Dior.
Her discrete choice of a suit jacket was coordinated to match the navy suit worn by President Trump. (Together, they often present a united front through their clothing choices.) Notably, the sporting even today falls on the one-year anniversary of the failed assassination attempt on the president.
Earlier this weekend on Friday, meanwhile, the president and first lady had been touring the devastation across Texas Hill Country, which suffered severe floods on July 4th. Trump paired the bracelet—a charm style gifted to her from the Hotze family—with a khaki anorak jacket, hunter-green trousers, a black baseball cap, and Converse sneakers.
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