First Lady Melania Trump’s Bastille Day visit to France is off to a sartorially-driven start.
After greeting President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte in a red Christian Dior skirt suit, FLOTUS let her hair down (both literally and figuratively) on Thursday night for dinner at Le Jules Verne, a Michelin-starred restaurant on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower. The 47-year-old opted for a custom cocktail dress by French-American designer (and her personal stylist) Hervé Pierre in the countries’ shared colors: red, white, and blue. The bespoke frock featured a white top and a blue skirt cinched at the waist with a red belt. A 3D wheat-inspired embellishment that extended down from the bodice finished the first lady’s night-time look.
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“For me, wheat represents summer. Wheat is associated with the goddess Ceres. It’s about summer, prosperity, good luck,” Pierre explained to WWD.
Trump’s French counterpart also ditched her buttoned-up daytime ensemble in favor of a vintage-inspired, black-and-white floral dress from Louis Vuitton for the official dinner. Proving classic accessories know no borders, both ladies chose black pumps to top off their looks.
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After the Trumps leave Paris on Friday afternoon, President Macron will fly to Nice to honor those affected by the ISIS terrorist attack during last year’s Bastille Day.
