Republican candidate's daughter slays at the RNC
Ivanka Trump was stunning at the completed Republican National Convention which she attended to show support for her father, American president hopeful, Donald Trump.
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Rocking chic styles, even from her own label, the daughter of American President hopeful, Donald Trump, kept the attention of the attendees on herself both with her speech and her outfits.
Ivanka who has been doing her best to support her dad definitely had her home work done in the fashion angle and we cannot help but love her style.
On Tuesday, July 19, Ivanka caught eyes while rocking a dusty grey fit-and-flare dress, and on Wednesday, slayed in a blue knit sweater and wisteria floral Dolce & Gabbana skirt as she arrived the scene with her dad and siblings, completing the look with oversize shades.
She later changed into a lovely yet simple white floral dress from her own eponymous fashion label, completing her look with a pair of black Carra3 pumps.
On Thursday, Ivanka rocked a stunning if patriotic red sheath dress while rehearsing for her speech.
Ivanka was a complete knock out in a $158 bandage dress from her fashion line as she stepped on stage to introduce her father.
See gallery above for all Ivanka's looks at the RNC.
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