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Melania Trump will take on the role of first lady Friday when Donald Trump is sworn into office as the next president of the United States — and as Washington, D.C., is in a frenzy with celebrations underway, her favorite designers have not been left behind.
Fox News journalist Kimberly Guilfoyle cut a chic figure in a luxury labels the future first lady has worn often in the past and will likely continue to support in her forthcoming role.
The high heel-loving host of “The Five” attended Trump’s Cabinet dinner soiree at the Library of Congress on Wednesday in a purple Zang Toi gown and the Christian Louboutin pumps to match.
“I love his style,” Kimberly previously shared with Footwear News about Toi ahead of hosting a New Year’s Eve countdown show. “He’ll likely dress me for the inaugural ball, and he’s dressed Melania, too.”
Melania has been a longtime fan of both Zang Toi dresses and Christian Louboutin heels. Malaysian-born Toi also produces a line of footwear.
“Melania is stylish and a trendsetter, and we get along well,” Kimberly added.“I’m a big fan of [Ivanka’s] line — she’s an incredible business woman. I’ve known them for 10 years. I’m excited.”
Throughout Donald’s campaigning, Melania made several appearances in So Kate Louboutin styles, but today she opted for another brand when she arrived in Washington, D.C., clad in soaring black pumps for a pre-inaugural gala alongside Ivanka Trump.
Donald Trump will be sworn into office as the 45th president of the United States on Friday.
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