Ivanka Trump ditched her sports leggings for a sophisticated $2,000 black dress with a plunging neckline as she and husband Jared Kushner headed for a night out on Saturday evening after the pair earlier braved near freezing temperatures for a run in Washington D.C.
The first daughter was pictured leaving the home the couple share in the nation’s capital wearing the sophisticated knee length frock, teamed with a $75 headband by designer Lele Sadoughi and black stiletto heels.
She accessorized her look with pearl earrings and a black clutch bag. The dress appeared to have an embroidered collar, three-quarter sleeves with detailed cuffs and was pulled in at the waist with a coordinating velvet belt.
Ivanka’s doting husband Jared opted for a dark suit, white shirt and black tie. It is not known where the smartly dress pair were headed.
The senior White House advisor was first seen wearing the custom Altuzarra dress, worth $2,000, at the Winter Olympics in Korea in February 2018.
In South Korea Ivanka kept her look covered up with opaque stockings and black pumps. This time she opted for bare legs despite the cold.
Ivanka Trump, pictured, and Jared Kushner were pictured heading out of their D.C. home on Saturday evening. The first daughter was pictured leaving the home the couple share in the nation’s capital wearing the sophisticated knee length frock teamed with a $75 headband by designer Lele Sadoughi and black stiletto heels
Ivanka accessorized her look with pearl earrings and a black clutch bag. The dress appeared to have an embroidered collar, three-quarter sleeves with detailed cuffs and was pulled in at the waist with a coordinating velvet belt
Husband Jared opted for a dark suit, white shirt and black tie. It is not known where the smartly dress pair were headed
The couple had earlier looked in good spirits as they went on a run lasting 70 minutes, as their security detail followed around their D.C. neighborhood of Kalorama.
At one point they were seen chatting and laughing as the avid fitness enthusiasts enjoyed the crisp weather.
Ivanka and her husband of 10 years Jared Kushner, 38, who are parents to three children, Arabella, eight, Joseph, six, and Theodore, three, have had a busy week as the public impeachment inquiry against their boss got underway.
They were also in New York to help Ivanka’s older brother Donald Jr launch his new book ‘Triggered’ which has topped the New York Times bestseller list.
Ivanka first wore the custom Altuzarra dress, worth $2,000, at the the Winter Olympics in Korea in February 2018
In South Korea Ivanka kept her look covered up with opaque stockings and black pumps. This time around she opted for bare legs despite the near freezing temperatures in Washington D.C
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner braved near freezing temperatures on Saturday as they went for a run together
The White House advisers appeared in a playful mood as they went out for a seventy minute run in their D.C. neighborhood
Ivanka looked fresh-faced as she emerged from her home Saturday to exercise after a busy week with her husband
Two days previously, Ivanka kept cozy in shades of blue as she stepped out of her Washington, D.C. home on Thursday after hosting a book party for her brother Don Jr. the night before.
The 38-year-old first daughter wore a cornflower blue mock-turtleneck sweater tucked into a navy pleated skirt when she headed to work at about 9:45 a.m., looking well-rested despite being out the night before.
The White House senior adviser seemed to be in great spirits considering Wednesday marked the first public House impeachment hearing against her father, President Donald Trump, who has been calling the inquiry a ‘hoax’ and a ‘sham.’
Democrats are investigating whether the president abused his office when he pressed the Ukrainian government to investigate his political rivals, but Ivanka didn’t seem worried when she headed to work on Thursday.
This week, Ivanka’s husband, fellow White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, gave a wave as he headed to work a little after 7:30 a.m.
On the evening of the first impeachment hearings, Ivanka and Jared, 38, hosted an invite-only celebration for her older brother, Don Jr. in honor of his new book, ‘Triggered.’
The first daughter wore a silky pink pajama-inspired suit to the soiree, which was held at Top of the Hay, an event venue at the Hay-Adams hotel that has panoramic views of the White House and city skyline.
Jared toasted his brother-in-law for the success of his new book, announcing that ‘Triggered’ had reached number one on The New York Times bestseller list.
As White House advisers, the couple have had a busy week as the public impeachment inquiry against their boss got underway
The couple appeared to share a joke together while on a run and were seen embracing each other playfully
Ivanka wore a navy hooded top and blue and navy running leggings as she made the most of her Saturday
Ivanka, a senior advisor to the president, and her husband of 10 years Jared Kushner, 38, also an adviser, have three children, Arabella, eight, Joseph, six, and Theodore, three
‘For one day, and for one hour, we’ll say that they did some real news,’ he said.
Kushner was seen alongside his smiling brother-in-law and Don Jr’s girlfriend, former Fox News co-host Kimberly Guilfoyle.
Jared was seen later in the evening leaving the Off The Record bar in The Hay-Adams Hotel in Washington DC with wife Ivanka.
In his toast, Kushner praised Don Jr’s political activism. ‘I’ve seen him and his siblings travel the country and really fall in love with so many of the different things this country has…and the impact that he is having is incredible,’ Kushner said.
‘We are very proud of his book.’ Kushner even offered up a rare, tiny glimpse into his own personal mindset on his family’s move to the nation’s capital to take up posts as senior advisers to the President.
‘For Ivanka and myself, coming down to Washington – it’s been a unique experience,’ he said, referring to his wife, Ivanka Trump.
The Kushners were photographed leaving the Off The Record bar in the Hay-Adams Hotel across the street from the White House on Wednesday
Ivanka Trump ensured she was the center of attention as she stepped out in a silk pajama-inspired suit on Wednesday night
Jared Kushner, the President’s son-in-law and senior adviser, is seen far right giving a toast to his brother-in-law, Donald Trump Jr (center). Don Jr’s girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, is seen left looking on. They were celebrating Trump Jr’s book ‘Triggered’ debuting at number one on the New York Times bestseller list
‘We joke that we don’t get paid for this job but having the friendship of all of you and getting the opportunity to meet all of you makes it an incredibly worthwhile experience.’
Kushner added: ‘So I just want to thank all of you for being here today and for celebrating this book, which is driving people crazy, which is Don’s specialty.’
Don Jr interjects: ‘Hence the title!’ Don Jr.’s book did debut at number one on The New York Times bestseller list on Wednesday evening — but with a dagger symbol next to it denoting the placement is likely due to a significant number of bulk sales.
Some see the dagger icon as an indication that the author bought their way onto the list with the bulk purchases.
Weeks before the book was released, the Republican National Committee offered a signed copy of Triggered for anyone who donated $50 or more.
Don Jr.’s father also reportedly gamed The New York Times bestseller list by having the Trump Organization buy his book when he released ‘The Art of the Deal’ in 1987, years before the publication started using the dagger symbol to protect the integrity of the ranking.
Ivanka recently denied that her family has profited off the presidency and claimed that the difference between her family and Democrat Joe Biden’s is that President Donald Trump amassed his fortune before he entered politics while Biden’s wealth is ‘derivative’ of his time in office.
‘His wealth, and our wealth, collectively and independently, was created prior to government service and prior to anyone in our lives having run for elected office,’ Ivanka Trump said.
‘Most people do create their wealth post service. We created ours prior,’ she added.
Members of Congress must follow strict rules while in office to avoid financial and other conflicts of interest. Many pursue higher-paying opportunities after they leave office.