After a long period away from the spotlight, Melania Trump made a surprise appearance at President Donald Trump’s annual Easter Egg Roll at the White House, quickly grabbing attention with her chic fashion choice.

Standing proudly by her husband, Melania ditched traditional pastels for a sleek vanilla leather trench coat by Canadian brand Mackage, paired with green Roger Vivier pumps. The bold look drew both admiration and questions online, especially given the warm weather.
Throughout the event, Melania engaged warmly with children, kicked off the egg-rolling race, and reflected later on social media: “Today’s Easter Egg Roll was filled with family, joy, and tradition.”

Earlier that month, she also turned heads at the International Women of Courage Awards in D.C., wearing a striking $11,000 leopard-print coat by designer Milly Park.
Her fashion choices, often interpreted as symbolic, once again sparked widespread discussion and praise for her signature elegance.
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