Inside the women of Trumpworld's fashions as they take Saudi Arabia

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79% : she did cover her elbows and knees with a long belted black dress First lady Melania Trump (center right) was on hand for the memorable moment in Riyadh when Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi (left), Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud (center) and President Donald Trump (right) put their hands on a glowing orb Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman or 'MBS' as he's called (left) stands alongside Jared Kushner (center) and first daughter Ivanka Trump (right) who also chose not to wear a headscarf during the 2017 visit to Saudi Arabia First lady Melania Trump (left) speaks with Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Muhammad bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz al-Saud (right) at a ceremony at the Saudi Royal Court, where she opted not to wear a headscarf First daughter Ivanka Trump, a senior adviser to the president during his first term, sported a headscarf when she toured the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates during a tour there in February 2020 Melania Trump stepped off Air Force One at King Khalid International Airport wearing a belted long black dress - covering her elbows and knees - but without a headscarf.
60% : Once elected, Trump announced that Saudi Arabia would be the first country he would visit - doing so in May of 2017.
52% : Ivanka Trump visited the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi during a trip to the United Arab Emirates in February 2020 and wore a head covering.
50% : President Donald Trump's female aides wore western clothes on his trip this week to Saudi Arabia, following the lead of how first lady Melania Trump dressed when she visited the kingdom in 2017.
50% : Six months after the tweet, Trump would officially propel himself into the world of politics - announcing his intentions to run for the White House in 2016.
49% : During the 2017 trip to Saudi, Melania Trump didn't visit a mosque, where the first lady would have needed to cover her head to be culturally appropriate.
16% : 'Many people are saying it was wonderful that Mrs. Obama refused to wear a scarf in Saudi Arabia, but they were insulted,' Trump tweeted at the time. '

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