I’m not gonna stress myself about these people all night, however, I know that wardrobe/styling is studied and is an important and thoughtful element for public figures — especially in major moments, such as this. Can any professionals share what they think this particular styling was about? I have my own thoughts but I am not a professional.

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9 小時內	Deborah Short deborah.short1	They looked like fools
9 小時內	Nora Louise Nobles nora.l.nobles
13 小時內	Jeannine R. Watson jeanninewatson1	Maybe copying the royals?
14 小時內	Laura lauralevec	I would say that it is not only important what the stylist have to say, but also think about it from the academic point of fashion theory. Entwistle, Bourdieu, Simmel are some of the scholars that I have in my mind🧠
15 小時內	La Colombiana colombiana_mvb	Class.
16 小時內	Sherry Hunt Worden-Cox grandmatobkpa	Looks like a funeral
17 小時內	Tee Lynne Betz teelbetz	Regale
17 小時內	Rebecca Nathan Dearden ohdearden	Personal not professional option: They both look like villains from an Indiana Jones movie.
18 小時內	Linda Sibley linda.sibley	I feel that the women were expected to be constrained. The materials were heavy and one of the trump group had her arms constrained in a beige cape thing. Melanie’s face completely covered, only her mouth could be seen. Taliban’ish? Even the Second Lady had a heavy fabric dress. Very different than when she first showed up at the Convention.
21 小時內	Patti Schanzlin pattischanzlin	Polished, professional, blue is a power color. The hat is another power move. She didn't come to play this time.