Melania Trump is selling fashion cheap

If there was one thing that Melania Trump seemed attentive to during her time in the White House, it was the role that fashion played in defining her image. Her personal style — strong shoulders, cinched waist, stilettos — was more fully conceived than her signature platform, “Be Best.” She wasn’t a first lady who was fully committed to selecting her clothes with an eye toward graciousness and diplomacy. She was just as likely to wear the Italian brand Dolce & Gabbana to a turkey pardoning at the White House as she was to wear British designer Stella McCartney’s jumpsuit on an official visit to Saudi Arabia. And, of course, she wore that coat. I really don’t care, do u? Fashion wasn’t a tool for good, but still, it was what she claimed as her own.