Ivanka Trump started her week on an edgy touch on Monday, spicing up her work outfit with several quirky accessories amid the cool fall morning.
The First Daughter, 35, was pictured heading out of her Washington, D.C. home wearing a bright yellow sweater with a crew neck, which she paired with a neutral-toned slit dress with a thin plaid pattern.
But the most eye-catching elements of Ivanka’s outfits were her accessories, including large earrings that brought touches of dark blue and silver to her look, as well as black pumps with quirky clear heels.
Ready! Ivanka Trump started her week on an edgy touch on Monday, spicing up her work outfit with several quirky accessories amid the cool fall morning
Details: The First Daughter, 35, was pictured heading out of her Washington, D.C. home wearing a bright yellow sweater with a crew neck, paired with eye-catching earrings
Spouse: Her husband and fellow senior White House adviser, 36-year-old Jared Kushner, was also seen this morning heading out, looking businesslike in a suit and tie
Carefree: Jared, who came under fire last week along with his wife for using his private email address to conduct official business, smiled for the cameras on Monday morning
Ivanka, who also totted a black purse full of paperwork, headed towards a Secret Service car after leaving her family home in the upscale Kalorama neighborhood.
Her husband and fellow senior White House adviser, 36-year-old Jared Kushner, was also seen this morning heading out, looking businesslike in a suit and tie.
Jared, who came under fire last week along with his wife for using his private email address to conduct official business, smiled for the cameras as he also walked towards a car on his way to work.
He is among six White House officials who discussed White House matters using private email addresses, along with Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus, the New York Times reported citing ‘current and former’ officials.
As for Ivanka, she used a private account to communicate with a government official while working as an unofficial adviser in the early days of her father’s administration, Newsweek wrote.
Chic show: Ivanka stepped out of her home on Thursday wearing a form-fitting black shirt with a faux choker detail, and flowing black trousers
Helping hand! Her assistant was seen carrying a much larger black tote stuffed with papers to the waiting SUV, along with a Starbucks coffee
While Ivanka appeared to carry her own paperwork on Monday, last week she needed the help of an assistant to transport all of her documents.
When the first daughter left her home on Thursday, she was seen carrying a small bucket-style handbag on her shoulder, which – although stylish – proved to be no match for all of the items that Ivanka required for a busy day at the office.
Indeed, as she made her way out to her waiting SUV, she had to have an assistant follow her with a much larger tote, which appeared to be stuffed to the brim with various sheets of paper, and even a newspaper, as well as a coffee from Starbucks.
She was seen leaving her home on Thursday shortly after Jared himself made his way to the White House, and less than 24 hours after it was revealed that he actually registered to vote as a woman back in 2009, having apparently ticked the wrong box on his form.
Despite the embarrassing mix-up, Jared appeared fairly laid-back as he made his way out of his home, carrying just a single bag, and without the help of an assistant.
Spreading the message: Ivanka joined Brad Smith, the President of Microsoft, for a morning of coding last Wednesday, in order to promote STEM education in schools
One of us! Ivanka was seen at Reagan National Airport last Tuesday evening after flying commercial to return from Detroit
It is possible that the First Faughter’s bulging tote was full of paperwork regarding her recent campaign to increase STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education in schools – an aim which received a serious boost on Monday when the White House greenlit $200 million in grants to go toward such programs.
Internet companies then pledged an additional $300 million the following day.
And Ivanka wasted no time in spreading awareness about the program, joining Brad Smith, the President of Microsoft, and Hadi Partovi, CEO of Code.org, for a morning of coding with young students at the Middleburg Community Charter School on Wednesday morning.
Posting images from the visit on her Instagram, she wrote: ‘Excited to join Brad Smith, President of Microsoft, and Hadi Partovi, CEO of Code.org, for a morning of coding with these amazing students to highlight the importance of computer science education for the future of our workforce.’
Ivanka also traveled on a solo trip to Detroit last Tuesday to appear on a panel discussing the importance of STEM education in schools, particularly among young girls.