Melania Trump stuns in cream suit as she joins husband for military parade celebrating Army's 250 years

WASHINGTON, DC: Melania Trump made a high-fashion statement at the United States Army’s 250th Anniversary Parade on Saturday, June 14, stepping away from the expected red, white, and blue in favor of an elegant cream pinstripe ensemble that turned heads on the National Mall.
Accompanying President Donald Trump to the lavish military celebration, which also coincided with his 79th birthday, the First Lady walked confidently in a double-breasted skirt suit designed by Adam Lippes, The Mirror reported.

Melania Trump stuns in ivory pinstripes at Army’s 250th anniversary
Styled by her longtime fashion adviser Herve Pierre, Melania Trump’s tailored look featured a peak-lapel blazer with silver buttons and a coordinating pinstriped skirt.
#US First Lady #MelaniaTrump is invited to podium and receives US flag along with husband #DonaldTrump at #USArmy's 250th birthday parade in #WashingtonDC: https://t.co/SMlrxHrPDF pic.twitter.com/LTw28zy2TP
— ShanghaiEye🚀official (@ShanghaiEye) June 15, 2025
The blazer retails at $2,490 and the matching skirt at $1,190. Adding to the ensemble’s sharp silhouette were a pair of Christian Louboutin stilettos in a striking white and blue pattern previously worn by the first lady in April 2018 during a White House appearance, reported by Breitbart.
The parade, equal parts spectacle and symbolism, celebrated a quarter-millennium of US Army history, beginning with its founding on June 14, 1775. The event also doubled as a public celebration of Donald Trump’s birthday, bringing thousands to the capital and featuring a show of military force.
Melania & Donald at the 250th military parade tonight ❤️🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/aSNaqKmJJl
— Keeping Up With The Trumps (@KUWTTRUMPS) June 15, 2025
The president emerged from the White House with Melania at his side, clutching a black leather folder bearing the presidential seal. They were joined by family members and dignitaries as they made their way to the National Mall.

According to officials, the Army spent between $25 million and $45 million on the event, which featured over 6,700 soldiers, 28 Abrams tanks, 28 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, and a cavalcade of additional machinery, including four Paladin howitzers and 28 Stryker vehicles. The pageantry also included eight marching bands, 24 horses, two mules, and one dog named Doc Holiday, as per ABC News.
Melania Trump praised for sophisticated look at Army’s 250th anniversary celebration

Melania Trump turned heads once again, this time in a sleek cream ensemble as she made an appearance alongside President Donald Trump at a military parade.
The first lady’s fashion choice notably stood out for avoiding the traditional red, white, and blue palette often favored at such patriotic events, sparking a fresh round of admiration and online buzz.
One user wrote, “They look happy together.”
Another wrote, “They looked good tonight.”
One person said, “Melania looks stunning today!”
“Imagine being a little girl in Slovenia, not knowing you’d grow up to be the most elegant First Lady in American history during the most consequential presidency in history? I adore her!” another commented.
Imagine being a little girl in Slovenia, not knowing you’d grow up to be the most elegant First Lady in American history during the most consequential presidency in history? I adore her!
— IGotTheTude (@got_tude) June 15, 2025
Another chimed in, “Sure, the First Lady and President Trump look stunning during the U.S. Army Grand Parade! Melania's pointing out how magnificent our White House looks. The media may miss it, but we can see the beauty!”
Sure, the First Lady and President Trump look stunning during the U.S. Army Grand Parade! Melania's pointing out how magnificent our White House looks. The media may miss it, but we can see the beauty! 🤩🌹🦅🇺🇸
— RightOnly.net (social app) (@RightOnly_Net) June 15, 2025
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