Kellyanne Conway’s Gucci ‘Nutcracker’ Inauguration Coat-Dress Outfit,

Kellyanne Conway certainly got plenty of attention on social media, due to the outfit that Conway decided to wear during the 58th Presidential Inauguration of President Trump on Friday, January 20. As seen in the above photo, Kellyanne greeted former Vice President Dan Quayle, as Kellyanne wore a bright red hat. As seen in the following photo gallery showing Conway’s full outfit during the inauguration festivities, Kellyanne not only wore a bright red hat, along with white and blue on Friday – Conway chose to don a red dress the previous evening as President Trump kissed Kellyanne’s hand.

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President Trump’s campaign manager drew mixed opinions for Kellyanne’s bold choice of an outfit for Inauguration Day. Conway has already had her own Twitter Moment created, with comparisons for Kellyanne to everyone from Paddington Bear to a toy solider to other images in memes being created online. Folks first spotted Conway’s red, white and blue outfit when Kellyanne was spotted at church services at St. John’s Episcopal Church. As soon as images and videos of Kellyanne were broadcast as Conway appeared at the church across from the White House in Washington, the response began on social media.

If anything, the kindest folks on social media are calling Conway’s look a patriotic outfit, since it contains all the colors of the U.S. flag, perhaps with Conway trying to represent more of a united front than the strictly Republican red dress Kellyanne donned the night before Inauguration Day.

A whole bunch of memes are comparing Conway’s outfit to the outfit donned by the Nutcracker soldier. First Lady Melania Trump also got plenty of notice for her powder blue Ralph Lauren ensemble, as seen in the below tweet.

Melania Trump’s Blue Ralph Lauren Dress Worn January 20: Jackie Kennedy Look On Inauguration Day [Photos] https://t.co/HmSzm1lzQr pic.twitter.com/cZVPyOzGvC

— WWE_News (@_WWE__News_) January 20, 2017

With Conway showing up at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, on Friday, January 20, wearing such a bold outfit, the ensemble was sure to get notice. On Twitter, Conway’s outfit earned a plethora of comments. Some of those comments are noting that Kellyanne’s choice to wear such a notable outfit probably has sent the SNL costume designers into a frenzy, with the behind-the-scenes people likely trying to recreate Kellyanne’s look.

Gayle Beth: “I’m sure the costume designers at #SNL are frantically recreating #kellyanneConway outfit for @katemckinnon to wear tomorrow night!”

Whereas some people on Twitter are trying to figure out if Kellyanne wore a coat or a dress to the Inauguration Day events, others are reeling over the fact that President Trump called Conway “baby” the night before President Trump was sworn in as president. As seen in the below video from CNN, Mr. Trump praised Kellyanne for appearing certain networks that other men in the Trump camp would not. As a result, Trump kissed Conway’s hand as he said, “Thank you, baby.”

Trump thanks Kellyanne Conway, first woman campaign manager to win a presidential election: “Thank you, baby. Thank you. Thank you, honey.” pic.twitter.com/fCuEoXWSPv

— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) January 20, 2017

Meanwhile, some of the social media comments falling under popular phrases like “Conway dress” and “Kellyanne inauguration outfit” can be read below.

Twitter Moments: “Kellyanne Conway is bringing out the red, white and blue on #InaugurationDay.”

The Daily Show: “Kellyanne Conway dressed as the era Trump wants to take America back to. #InaugurationDay”

LeyAnne Murphy: “Kellyanne Conway looked patriotic af today and if that bothers you, you should move. Also it was Gucci.”

Russell: “Kellyanne Conway’s out looking like the damn Republican Joker.”

Anais Tattler: “Why is KellyAnne Conway dressed like an American Girl doll? #Inauguration2017.”

#NotMyPresident: “Is Kellyanne Conway’s inauguration outfit the sign that Trump wants to Make America 1776 Again? #TrumpFashionChoices”

Bill Vaccaro: “Meanwhile, Kellyanne’s clown costume is the latest in Trumpian fascist fashion.”