Melania Trump Trades Stilettos For Sneakers— Again! — In Houston Trip
Melania Trump was well-heeled again as she left the White House on Saturday during a trip to the Houston Hurricane Harvey disaster area with President Donald Trump.
While boarding Marine One in another visit to Houston, which caused a major shoe controversy last time, Melania made a statement in snakeskin stilettos and a khaki-colored dress.
But when she and her husband arrived in flood-ravaged Houston, the former model, 47, was appropriately dressed in blue sneakers, a Texas cap, pants, and a jean shirt with her hair up in a ponytail.
Last week, media critics of Melania blasted her for wearing fashionable high heels while leaving the White House on route to the First Couple's first Hurricane Harvey scene trip.
But she showed them by getting off the plane in Texas wearing white sneakers and looking ready to tour the disaster area and provide comfort to those affected.
On Saturday, Melania did a similar shoe change on the plane.
Paul Volpe Tweeted today about the First Lady's move, "Melania with a pretty clear response to her critics."
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As RadarOnline.com has reported, Melania has put herself on the road to being one of the best dressed First Ladies in U.S. history by wearing a tight red dress and dazzling onlookers in Italy earlier this year.
But many have been unkind to Melania, claiming she's a reluctant FLOTUS or wants out of the high-profile job.
Melania has given her critics her answer by comforting Harvey victims -- in casual kicks!
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