On Monday night, Melania Trump stunned in a custom white strapless gown with black detailing, designed by her longtime stylist Hervé Pierre, as she and her husband, President Donald Trump, danced their first dance as the presidential couple at the Commander-In-Chief Inaugural Ball. The dress, featuring a choker necklace with a silver pendant, was admired by many for its simplicity and elegance. The ball was held after Donald Trump's inauguration earlier that day.

The design was a collaboration between Mrs. Trump and Pierre, who has worked with her for eight years. It reflected her style, with a focus on black and white elements. The evening featured a cover of Elvis Presley’s "An American Trilogy" as the background music for the first dance.

Fans took to social media to express their admiration for Melania’s outfit. Comments ranged from praising her overall look to highlighting the specific details like the choker necklace. Alongside the presidential couple, Vice President JD Vance and his wife, Usha, also danced at the ball.

Earlier in the day, Melania made another fashion statement with a navy blue silk-and-wool overcoat designed by Adam Lippes. The overcoat was paired with a wide-brimmed top hat, an accessory that sparked some online humor. Lippes expressed his pride in dressing the First Lady, seeing it as an embodiment of American democracy.

After the inaugural dances, the couples danced with military members, and the event ended with a speech from Trump, which included a dramatic conclusion involving a sword.

Melania's Elegant White and Black Dress Steals the Show at Inaugural Ball

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