And not only have all the Trump children lined up with unwavering unity behind their father’s candidacy, each addressing the convention at various points throughout the week, but apparently all the women in the Trump family have been wearing shoes from Ivanka’s line all week as well.
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Earlier in the week, the businesswoman was seen sporting a floral skirt with a full-sleeved blue top, as she greeted her father along with her husband Jared Kushner.
The former model made an appearance at the Republican National Convention to introduce her father with an eloquent speech and to support his presidential campaign. Prior to cheering as her father officially accepted the GOP’s presidential nomination, Ivanka focused on praising Trump rather than slamming Hillary Clinton.
The speech, which addressed many important topics for women, was crucial for the Trump campaign, given the candidate’s dismal support among female voters.
There’s no denying Ivanka trump, 34, knows how to wow a crowd with her poised presence, outspoken intelligence and speaking abilities, as seen in her positive 2016 RNC speech.
Trump, who is running against Hillary Clinton, the first female presidential nominee, is polling far behind Clinton among women.
Her ensemble was “modern, feminine and attractive”, said Peter Marx, president of the Washington, D.C. -area luxury women’s fashion shop Saks Jandel. “He recognizes real knowledge and skill when he finds it”. The mother of three, whose business interests include a fashion collection (Donald’s daughter stunned in a soft pink frock, priced at $138 from her style line), discussed the issue of whether other women could expect help from her dad when it came to equal pay for equal work.
The morning after her speech, Ivanka tweeted to her almost 2 million followers, directing them to where they could purchase a $138 version.
The answer, apparently, is that America does not know the man as she does.
“I have to say, I’m kidding because the press will then go with it: ‘Trump wants to make Ivanka vice president.'”
“He will fight for equal pay for equal work, and I will fight for this too, right alongside of him”, Ivanka promised. Vox staff writer Emily Crockett wrote that “it was really surprising to hear that Donald Trump will fight for” equal pay and affordable child care because “Trump has barely said a word about women’s economic issues on the campaign trail, and when he has, it’s been vague or contradictory”. American families need relief. But using the RNC to market her clothing got people talking. “In the same office in Trump Tower, where we now work together, I remember playing on the floor by my father’s desk, constructing miniature buildings with Legos and Erector sets, while he did the same with concrete, steel, and glass”.
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It seems the Trump children are already having a measurable effect on voters in Cleveland.
