Most of use step off a flight looking a little bedraggled, but this morning Melania Trump wowed with her impeccably polished sense of style yet again as she arrived in Beijing, China.
The First Lady was the epitome of chic in a structured black midi coat paired with her trademark towering heels.
Melania, 47, chose a similar look as she departed from Pyeongtaek in South Korea yesterday with the president – the second stop on their 12-day Asia tour.
Melania, 47, is accompanying her husband President Trump on a 12-day Asia tour, and arrived in Beijing today looking elegant in a chic black coat
The First Lady was looking windswept as she boarded Air Force One in Pyeongtaek wearing a different black coat – which she paired with a leather belt and dark glasses
President Trump and Melania went straight to the Forbidden City upon their arrival in Beijing, where they were greeted by President Xi Jinping and his wife Madame Peng Liyuan
The mother-of-one was wearing a black belted number with wide leg trousers as she boarded Air Force One, a few hours ago.
But she appeared to make a quick change during the short flight, emerging in a similar coat worn over a dress.
Her hair was tossed around by the wind as she boarded the flight but was back to its impeccable best by the time she disembarked.
Melania and her husband President Trump were greeted in Beijing by a military honor guard and flag-waving schoolchildren.
The president and first lady Melania are headed for a tour of the Forbidden City, and a meeting with President Xi Jinping and first lady Madame Peng Liyuan.
The Trumps enjoyed a tour of the historic site with China’s first couple, before later preparing to enjoy an opera performance and a quiet dinner
President Trump and Melania were given a personal introduction to the Forbidden City by President Xi Jinping and several aides – making sure they paused to pose for photos
The US President looked particularly happy to have landed in Beijing
Melania and Donald coordinated perfectly in their matching dark coats, while the Chinese president opted for a long grey overcoat
Trump’s visit to the Forbidden City will include tea with his Chinese counterpart, whom he entertained at his Florida Mar-a-Lago club in April.
The two first couples then took in a performance of Peking opera, a distinctively Chinese art form that combines music, mime, dance and acrobatics.
The Forbidden City, now a major tourist attraction, has its roots in the 15th Century and was the Chinese imperial palace from the Ming dynasty through 1912.
On the agenda for Trump during his Beijing visit are requests for a hardline approach to economically paralyzing North Korea, and talks aimed at shrinking America’s massive trade deficit with China.
Last year the Chinese sold $347 billion more in goods to the U.S. than America sold into the world’s largest communist nation.
A quiet dinner with Xi and Madame Peng in the Forbidden City is due to follow the opera performance.
After the tour of the Forbidden City, Donald and Melania joined China’s first couple for an opera performance at the popular tourist attraction
The president and first lady looked on happily as they watched the performance
The President and First Lady disembark from Air Force One in Beijing for their official visit to China
The couple were met by flag-waving schoolchildren at Beijing Airport
Melania’s hair was looking back to its best after being tousled by the wind
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are greeted as they arrive in Beijing
The First Lady wpre another black belted coat for her final engagement in Seoul, burning incense at the South Korean National Cemetery