Ivanka Trump faces flak for wearing skirt with controversial print on Wyoming trip with Jared Kushner

In two of the photos shared by Ivanka Trump from her Wyoming trip, she was seen wearing a printed miniskirt, which raised eyebrows
Ivanka Trump took to Instagram on Saturday, July 19, to share photos from her and Jared Kushner's Wyoming trip (@ivankatrump/Instagram)
Ivanka Trump took to Instagram on Saturday, July 19, to share photos from her and Jared Kushner's Wyoming trip (@ivankatrump/Instagram)

CHEYENNE, WYOMING: Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, recently traveled to Wyoming, and the first daughter shared a carousel of pictures from the recent trip.

However, even though her posts contained sweet pictures and clips of some quality time spent by the couple, some people did not like the outfit Ivanka wore in some of the pictures.


 
 
 
 
 
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Ivanka Trump wears skirt with Native American print on Wyoming trip

The 43-year-old donned a series of western-themed outfits for her time in the Mountain West sub-region.

However, in two of the photos shared by her, she was seen wearing a miniskirt, featuring a Native American print and tassels, which didn't sit well with many netizens.  

Ivanka Trump's skirt caused a stir on the internet @ivankatrump/Instagram)
Ivanka Trump's skirt caused a stir on the internet (@ivankatrump/Instagram)

The first daughter had paired the skirt with white cowgirl boots and a black sleeveless shirt in one of the pictures.

In another picture, she accessorized with a denim jacket and a small brown bag as she hugged and posed next to her husband.

Ivanka Trump's skirt caused a stir on the internet @ivankatrump/Instagram)
Ivanka Trump's controversial fashion choice on Wyoming trip caused an uproar (@ivankatrump/Instagram)

In another snap shared from the trip, Ivanka wore a sage green dress with long sleeves and a long, flowing skirt. She paired her outfit with a boho disco belt on her hips and her white cowgirl boots.

Ivanka made the post on Instagram on Saturday, July 19, and captioned it, "A couple summer Fridays ago …"

It wasn't the couple's first time visiting Wyoming — they spent a remote Fourth of July weekend there in 2020 and attended Jared's brother Joshua Kushner's Western-themed second wedding to model Karlie Kloss in 2019.

Before their Wyoming trip, Ivanka and her family were seen in Venice for Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos' lavish wedding. 

Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump arrive at Marco Polo airport in Venice ahead of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding on June 24, 2025 in Venice, Italy. (Photo by Stefano Mazzola/GC Images)
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump arrive at Marco Polo airport in Venice ahead of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding on June 24, 2025, in Venice, Italy (Stefano Mazzola/GC Images)

Internet divided as Ivanka Trump wears skirt with Native American print

Netizens shared mixed reactions as Ivanka Trump shared photos of her wearing a miniskirt featuring a Native American print during her recent Wyoming trip.

An Instagram user commented on her post, "The skirt I'm sure was inspired by indigenous people something you and your family have no respect for," while another added, "I don’t know why this post is causing such an uproar. Ivanka is just doing her usual poses - as is so common for any American woman, for their instagram page. This is jjust Native American Barbie."

A person stated, "Cowgirl Ivanka makes me so happy! Such a gorgeous couple in such a gorgeous part of our country!" whereas one mentioned, "She doesn't have a clue...." 

One wrote, "And outfits on point!" while another commented, "Cultural appropriation!"

"That skirt is too cute! Tag where to buy!" an individual stated, whereas one wrote, "Indigenous outfit is cultural appropriation."

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