Melania Trump turned heads at Donald Trump's inauguration Monday with a navy and ivory hat from a little-known American designer whose creations often cost $225 to $1,250. The incoming first lady ...

Melania Trump's hat, specifically, did. Her American-designed boater hat had a brim so large that it even created a barrier for Donald Trump when he went in for a kiss before his presidential ...

“Take off that silly-ass hat.” -Chris Rock, No Sex in the Champagne Room Photo: Julia Demaree Nikhinson - Pool/Getty Images Melania Trump showed up to her dude’s inauguration in a hat so ...

With her eyes almost entirely obscured by the rim of her wool boater-style hat, Melania Trump stood behind ... Dior gown she wore to receive the French minister of culture to the White House ...

Javits hand-sewed about 92 percent of the hat’s seams using couture techniques, he said, and “No other hands touched, (nor eyes saw) the hat prior to Herve Pierre and the first Lady receiving ...

What Melania Trump Wore to the Inauguration — Including the Hat While red baseball caps have become synonymous with President Donald Trump, first lady Melania Trump made her own millinery ...

She paired the ensemble with black leather gloves and a navy wide-brimmed hat with white trim by designer Eric Javits atop her slicked-back hair for the day, which began at a prayer service at St ...

She topped off the look with a wide-brimmed boater hat featuring a simple white band by Eric Javits. “The tradition of the presidential inauguration embodies the beauty of American democracy ...

Google showed “melania trump hat” as a breakout search Monday morning after she appeared with her husband, then-President-elect Donald Trump, for the start of their Inauguration Day itinerary.

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Gendarmes on St Barthelemy were interviewing witnesses and sifting through the wreckage, searching for clues as to what could have caused the crash, he said. The 17 passengers were mostly French ...