Inappropriate outfits worn by presidential family members is a popular topic of conversation.
Needless to say, any representatives of the nation should always look the part, right?
It seems that the public really can’t stand it when the presidential family wears the wrong thing!
Keep reading to discover some of the worst ever outfits worn by members of a president’s family.
The jacket had the words “I REALLY DON’T CARE, DO U?”
printed on the back.
Needless to say, many thought this statement was inappropriate given the nature of her visit.
President Donald Trump’s daughterIvanka Trumphas also made a few unpopular fashion choices since her father took office.
One infamous example was the dress she wore to a state banquet at Buckingham Palace in June 2019.
Lifestyle, Ivanka chose to wear a collared dress for a white tie banquet.
Sounds like Ivanka Trump seriously missed the mark with her dress on this occasion!
No wonder some people felt that they were the wrong choice!
In 2013, Obama recalled the fashion faux pas during an interview on BET’s106 & Park(viaToday).
Apparently, the first lady later regretted the decision, saying that it caused “a huge stink.”
Unfortunately, she appeared to reveal a little more than she intended when it started to rain.
People were quick to mock the presidential family member for the wet weather wardrobe malfunction.
One user wrylysaid, “Our ‘classy’ FLOTUS letting the girls out for the night.”
Did Ivanka Trump wear a bathrobe to a childcare facility?
According to many Twitter users, the dress bore a striking resemblance to an expensive white bathrobe!
One Twitter user even joked, “Is she having a sleepover with these kids?”
But she didn’t respond to people criticizing her look.
In the painting, the first lady is seen wearing a pantsuit.
It’s easy to see how Clinton’s jet black pantsuit must have raised some eyebrows.
Presidential family members' fashion choices can be a way of making subtle statements, whether intentional or not.
And Carter’s habit of recycling clothes sent a statement that many thought was inappropriately frugal.
As such, the habit caused a fair amount of ridicule from the public.
In 1977, Carter announced that she would wear a gold and blue dress to the inaugural ball.
However, as it turned out, she had worn this dress not once, but twice before.
According toTime, the decision was not met kindly by some members of the public.
She recalled one reader’s thoughts on the fashion choice.
Take, for instance, a scrunchie.
Most people think of ’80s workout videos when they think of this punch in of hair tie.
Notably, this wasn’t the only time Clinton was seen in a scrunchie.
The look in question was an eye-catching, fuchsia Delpozo number worth $2,950, according toMarie Claire.
Many people thought that wearing something so expensive for that moment was insensitive.
Other Twitter users took issue with the design itself.
Being the first daughter, Ivanka is expected to have a little more awareness about the political climate.
As such, her outfit caused a fair amount of outrage on social media.
One Twitter user even compared her dress to a child in a foil blanket.
It’s pretty clear that Ivanka Trump’s timing was off on this one!
This seriously problematic fashion statement did more than just turn some heads.
Matthew Carotenuto, an African Studies coordinator from St. Lawrence University, took toTwitterto further explain the issue.
