On January 20 (local time), the inauguration of US President Donald Trump took place in the center of Washington DC. First Lady Melania Trump attracted attention with her sophisticated fashion sense. She appeared in a long coat tailored by Adam Lippes, combined with a matching boater hat by Eric Javits.
On the contrary, Mark Zuckerberg’s wife – Priscilla Chan – was judged to be unimpressive when choosing a wool outfit for an important event. Priscilla Chan wore a light blue knitted sweater by Bottega Veneta, with an A-line skirt of the same style.
Priscilla Chan looks plain and older than her age in a blue suit. Photo: Getty Images.
Dailymail commented that this outfit was not flattering and was less luxurious than the scale of the event. Priscilla Chan was also “drowned” by her two-tier pearl necklace.
The New York Post also included Lauren Sanchez, the fiancee of billionaire Jeff Bezos, in its worst-dressed list. The hostess wore an outfit described as “lingerie-inspired,” with a tight white blazer over it.
The Hollywood Reporter commented that Lauren Sanchez’s outfit was inappropriate and even contradicted the luxurious nature of the event. Lauren Sanchez’s outfit was also distracting. This is not the first time Lauren Sanchez has been criticized for wearing overly sexy outfits.
Lauren Sanchez was seen as out of place with the luxurious outfits worn by the Trump women and female guests at the event. Photo: Getty.
Several photos that went viral after Trump’s inauguration showed Mark Zuckerberg giving Lauren Sanchez a “sensitive” look.
User X commented: “Sad about Lauren Sanchez. Take this outfit away,” “While I was enjoying the beauty and class of Melania Trump, Lauren Sanchez was only wearing a bra.”
Donald Trump’s inauguration is an important event. This is the most expensive inauguration in US history, and security is also tight. According to Euronews , members of the US National Guard in Connecticut, Virginia, and Pennsylvania have set up a security perimeter around the National Gallery of Art in Washington since January 18. This security perimeter will be in charge of traffic control and patrolling subway stations.
