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Daily Mail
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Ivanka Trump's daughter Arabella wears her $2K designer dress to White House event
Ivanka Trump's teen daughter Arabella raided her closet for an event at the White House. Donald Trump's daughter, 43, posted a snap of her family smiling alongside the President, 79, in the Oval Office after he swore in Charles Kushner as the U.S. Ambassador to France and Monaco. While everyone was dressed in their best, Arabella, 13, stood out thanks to her familiar look, an Emilia Wickstead dress which Ivanka wore back in 2018.


Daily Mail
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Ivanka Trump's teen daughter Arabella raids her mom's closet to wear dress worth eye-watering price
Ivanka Trump 's teen daughter Arabella has been caught raiding her mom's closet for an event at the White House. The first daughter recently posted a snap of her family smiling alongside Donald Trump, 79, in the Oval Office after the president swore in Charles Kushner as the US Ambassador to France and Monaco. While everyone was dressed in their best, Arabella, 13, stood out thanks to her familiar look. The teen adorned a long white Emilia Wickstead neck dress with cap sleeves and black buttons down the front. Ivanka actually wore the exact same piece - which costs an eye-watering $2,110 - back in 2018. She donned the white dress during an event at the White House that celebrated the six-month anniversary of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The duo looked almost identical in side-by-side pictures in the gown - and it came days after social media users mistook Ivanka and her daughter as sisters thanks to their similar looks. In early June, Ivanka and her family enjoyed an evening with Trump at a UFC match. Arabella, 13, adorned a long white mock neck dress with cap sleeves and black buttons - and Ivanka actually wore the exact same piece back in 2018 (seen) Ivanka donned the white dress during an event at the White House that celebrated the six-month anniversary of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Ivanka flaunted her incredibly thin frame for the outing, donning a long, tight white dress and white strappy sandals. The gown was strapless but had sleeves down her arms, which drew attention to her skinny shoulders. Ivanka's daughter Arabella and her son Joseph Frederick, 11, also attended the event alongside their dad Jared Kushner, 44. Before the match, Ivanka posted some adorable family snaps to her Instagram. The family smiled ear-to-ear as they stood together in front of a white wall. Jared and Joseph wore button-down shirts and pants, while Arabella sported a long black gown with a matching scarf. Many people were stunned by Ivanka's beauty and youthful appearance, with some admitting they thought the mom and daughter were actually sisters. 'Always keeping it so classy. By the way, you and your daughter look more like sisters than mother-daughter,' someone said about the duo. 'Ivanka, you look extra gorgeous in these photos!' another commented. In the carousel of photos, the mom-of-three included a sweet mirror selfie that Arabella took of the pair. Another picture captured the moment Ivanka and her daughter looked sweetly at one another. 'What a beautiful family!' someone else gushed. 'Your daughter is pretty like you,' another user wrote.


Fox News
03-06-2025
- Business
- Fox News
Trump to host thousands of admin officials for one of the largest events ever on White House lawn
EXCLUSIVE: President Donald Trump on Wednesday evening is hosting the more than 3,000 political appointees in his administration for one of the largest events ever held on the White House lawn to celebrate their work, Fox News Digital has learned. The event will be the first time ever that the president has invited all individuals hired across all departments to the White House at the same time for the same event, officials told Fox News Digital. Traditionally, events are held over several shifts for each department, but Wednesday's event will honor the more than 3,000 individuals hired for the second Trump administration. "This is his team. These are his people," an official told Fox News Digital. "These are individuals who are hand-selected by the president to work in the administration delivering on the historic mandate that he received in November." The president will attend the event and address the attendees. Most members of the Cabinet will also attend. Those familiar with the planning of the event told Fox News Digital that there will be food and entertainment for staff. "President Trump's Office of Presidential Personnel is breaking hiring records at an unprecedented pace," Director of Presidential Personnel Sergio Gor told Fox News Digital. "In just 135 days, we have filled 91% of all political appointments across the U.S. government, a historic achievement." Gor told Fox News Digital that "the quality of talent that we've assembled is remarkable." "Each political appointee in the Trump administration is unwavering in their commitment to this president and his goal to make America great again," Gor said. Since the president took office Jan. 20, the administration has hired more than 3,200 appointees. An official in the Office of Presidential Personnel told Fox News Digital that at the Departments of Defense, Commerce and Treasury, more than 85% of political hires are complete; at the Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor and Homeland Security, 90% of political hires are complete; and at the Department of Veterans Affairs, 100% of political hires are complete. The official told Fox News Digital that the administration is filled with individuals who have served as Fortune 500 executives, accomplished business leaders, technical experts and "dedicated aides that are working to ensure that President Trump continues to deliver for the American people." "We have hired the best and brightest to make America great again and advance the America First agenda," the official said. Trump's Cabinet was also confirmed in record time, with officials noting that none of his Cabinet-level nominees failed in committee or on the Senate floor for confirmation.