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Melania Trump looks effortlessly chic in cream skirt suit

Melania Trump showcased her fashion credentials in a cream skirt suit as King Charles and Queen Camilla’s state visit continues.

The First Lady stepped out alongside her husband, President Donald Trump, on Tuesday to greet the British Royals to the White House,

Melania looked chic in a white silk and wool jacket and skirt by Ralph Lauren.

She paired the ensemble with a straw boater and Manolo Blahnik pumps.

The first Lady kept her makeup and accessories simple but elegant, opting for dramatic eye makeup with a light pink lip and gold jewelry, with her hair in a low bun.

She matched Queen Camilla, who also wore a cream dress and jacket with an eye-catching hat.

President Trump and First Lady Melania have rolled out the red carpet for British royals King Charles and Queen Camilla in the official welcome for their state visit.

The official arrival began with a traditional military ceremony by the US Army Herald Trumpets, followed by national anthems of both countries played by the US Marine Band and a Presidential Salute Battery rendering a 21-gun cannon salute. 

Melania Trump flaunted her fashion credentials in a cream skirt suit as King Charles and Queen Camilla's state visit continues

Melania Trump flaunted her fashion credentials in a cream skirt suit as King Charles and Queen Camilla’s state visit continues

Melania looked chic in an elegant white silk and wool jacket and skirt by Ralph Lauren

Melania looked chic in an elegant white silk and wool jacket and skirt by Ralph Lauren

 King Charles and Queen Camilla have a jam-packed schedule for their second day in Washington, DC, which includes a bilateral meeting with the president, his address to Congress and a formal state dinner.

In a historic address to Congress at 3pm, the King is expected to emphasize the two countries’ long history and shared democratic values during his speech, in an effort to help strengthen the special UK-US relationship, which has been under serious strain in recent months.

Following the White House visit, the royals are expected to visit the British Ambassador’s residence in Washington, where they will attend a garden party.

On Tuesday, the royals are scheduled to hold a bilateral meeting, likely in the Oval Office. They will also be greeted again and review some US troops at the White House.

Later in the day, the royals are expected to address Congress in a joint session – marking the second time a British monarch has done so. Queen Elizabeth was the first during her 1991 visit.

After the royal couple wraps up in DC, they will head to New York to honor 9/11 victims and then to Virginia to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence.

The visit is the most important foreign trip of the King’s reign so far, but it now has the added element of heightened security concerns after an attempted assassination of the president on Saturday at the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner. 

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