President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania wear matching tuxedos in final Christmas portrait from White House
19 December, 2020
For their final Christmas portrait from the White House, both US President and First Lady got suited and booted.
Donald Trump and Melania Trump wore matching tailored tuxedos for the newly released image, taken in the Washington, DC landmark.
The president, who'll vacate the White House the following month for incoming President-elect Joe Biden, wore a classic tux with a crisp bow tie for the shot.
Melania, meanwhile, sported sleek high-waisted trousers, paired with a buttoned-up dress shirt and a fitted blazer.
The image was taken on the White House's Grand Staircase on December 10, the first lady revealed on her behalf official Twitter account.
"Merry Christmas from President Donald J Trump and First Lady Melania Trump," the caption added.
The couple did not pose for a traditional Christmas picture in 2019 but did release portraits in 2018 and 2017.
Within their previous Christmas photos, Trump and Melania posed in the Cross Hall of the White House.
While the president typically dons a tux, in 2018 the first lady sported a white sequinned Celine midi dress. In 2017, she wore a black, sleeveless design by Delpozo, finished with a scattering of beading.
This marks the ultimate Christmas portrait of the pair used the White House, with Biden set to be sworn in as US President on Wednesday, January 20.
Earlier this month, Melania unveiled the Trump family's final Christmas decorations for the White House, comprising traditional red, silver and gold decor.
Showing several rooms and hallways in the White House, the video gives viewers a glimpse of the elaborate festive decorations. Among Trump's trimmings are 106 wreaths, 360 metres of garlands and a lot more than 3,200 strands of lights. Additionally, there are 62 Christmas trees spread at home and no fewer than 17,000 festive bows.
The official White House Christmas tree for 2020 is a Fraser Fir that stands more than 5.4 metres tall in the Blue Room.
Source: www.thenationalnews.com
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