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Melania Trump wows in stylish polka-dot dress and statement white heels

Jun 24, 2019

Melania Trump looked gorgeous in a blue and white polka-dot dress at the Congressional picnic celebrating the start of summer. Source: Getty

Melania Trump continued her fashion takeover as she stepped out in a gorgeous blue and white polka-dot frock to celebrate the start of summer in the United States of America.

The First Lady, 49, looked radiant in the stylish number, with her brunette locks falling gracefully over her shoulders in soft waves, while greeting guests on the grounds of the White House for the traditional Congressional picnic.

Melania paired the pretty number with a thick white belt around her waist, while she highlighted her features with a soft pink lip and a swipe of bronzer on her cheeks.

Melania Trump dazzled in a blue polka-dot dress as she celebrated the start of summer at the White House. Source: Twitter/ Melania Trump

Standing tall in statement white heels, the mother-of-one sported a huge smile while her husband President Donald Trump addressed the crowd who gathered to celebrate the sunny weather.

“A memorable night on the South Lawn at the @WhiteHouse this evening,” she wrote in a post on Twitter. “Thank you to the members of Congress and their families who joined us for our traditional Congressional picnic celebrating the start of summer!”

The former model shared a selection of snaps from the event, showing her and the president interacting with the guests and posing for snaps with children. However, it wasn’t all fun and games, with Melania and Donald also taking time to speak to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration about the dangerous weather felt across the country at this time of year.

A memorable night on the South Lawn at the @WhiteHouse this evening. Thank you to the members of Congress & their families who joined us for our traditional Congressional picnic celebrating the start of summer! #SummerSolstice2019 pic.twitter.com/ZPtr1TfwFE

— Melania Trump 45 Archived (@FLOTUS45) June 22, 2019

“This afternoon @POTUS & I were briefed by @NOAA & @fema regarding the preparations the administrations is taking for the 2019 hurricane season,” the First Lady wrote on Twitter alongside a number of snaps of their chat inside the White House.

“To be sage in any time of crisis listen to your local authorities and find shelter.”

Melania’s outfit choice was a stark difference from the one worn earlier last week at the official launch of the Trump 2020 campaign.

This afternoon @POTUS & I were briefed by @NOAA & @fema regarding the preparations the Administration is taking for the 2019 hurricane season. To be safe in any time of crisis listen to your local authorities and find shelter. pic.twitter.com/l973SDafYF

— Melania Trump 45 Archived (@FLOTUS45) June 22, 2019

The First Lady looked dazzling then too in a bright yellow jumpsuit and matching yellow stilettos as she showed off her figure in front of the screaming crowd – before sharing a very rare moment of affection with her husband.

Taking to the podium first, Melania had the crowd on their feet as she shared her hopes for another six years in office, before passing over to Donald to take the reins.

As she walked off, the president held his arms wide and pulled her in for a close embrace, with the pair even sharing two kisses before he began his speech in Orlando, Florida.

Melania Trump shone out in a bright yellow jumpsuit. Source: Getty.

Dressed in a smart suit for the occasion, Trump began his speech with a lengthy attack on his former rival Hillary Clinton – claiming he would have been punished and slammed much worse if it had been him caught up in her famous email scandal.

He went on to slam Democrats in a passionate speech, adding: “They wanted to deny you the future you demanded and the future that America deserved and that now America is getting. Our radical Democrat opponents are driven by hatred, prejudice and rage. They want to destroy you, and they want to destroy our country as we know it. Not acceptable, it’s not going to happen.”