Melania Trump’s Official Portrait Unveiled at White House
The White House recently revealed the official portrait of first lady Melania Trump, captured in a stunning black and white image by photographer Régine Mahaux. The photograph, taken in the residence on January 21, 2025, showcases Melania Trump’s elegance and poise in the Yellow Oval Room.
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance’s portraits were released earlier this month by the transition team, setting the stage for the unveiling of Melania Trump’s official portrait. The first lady’s office clarified the date of the photo after an initial error indicated it was taken in 2024.
Melania Trump’s presence at the inaugural events was marked by her impeccable style choices. She made a bold statement with a navy and ivory ensemble, including a striking hat by American designer Adam Lippes, for the swearing-in ceremony. Later, she dazzled in a black-and-white gown designed by her trusted stylist Herve Pierre at the evening’s inaugural balls.
In a touching display of unity, Melania Trump accompanied President Trump during a visit to North Carolina to assess hurricane damage. The couple’s enduring bond was celebrated as they marked their 20th wedding anniversary, with President Trump taking to social media to express his heartfelt wishes.
The release of Melania Trump’s official portrait adds to the rich tapestry of White House history, capturing a moment in time that reflects grace, strength, and resilience. As the nation looks forward to the future, the image serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of the Trump administration.
ABC News’ Alexandra Hutzler provided valuable insights for this report, shedding light on the significance of the first lady’s portrait in the annals of White House tradition.
