It was a rare public moment for First Lady Melania Trump, but it was Second Lady Usha Vance who stole the show.
On May 21, Washington’s political elite gathered at the annual Senate Spouses Luncheon at the National Gallery of Art. And while Melania made headlines with her return to the spotlight, all eyes were on Usha Vance, who arrived in a striking cobalt-blue dress that had everyone talking.
Melania Makes Her Return, But All Eyes Are on Usha
Melania, who has kept a notably low profile during Donald Trump’s second term, delivered brief remarks about her Fostering the Future initiative, part of her BE BEST platform.
The dress featured a sleek, asymmetrical neckline, with one shoulder left bare, a bold departure from Usha’s typically reserved style. The vivid blue popped against the backdrop of pastels and neutrals in the room.
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