Melania Trump, 47, the wife of Donald Trump, 71, stepped out in a power suit as news broke Stormy Daniels passed a lie detector test claiming to have slept with Donald.
The First Lady was all smiles in the stylish get up, which consisted of a three quarter length high waisted charcoal skirt which had a split at the back.
She was pictures while arriving for a roundtable discussion on cyber safety, an issue close to her heart, alongside technology leaders in the State Dining Room at the White House in Washington DC.
She paired this with a matching longline double breasted jacket which appeared slightly too large for the slender former model.
She also opted for a magenta pink high neck long sleeved jumper, which brightened the otherwise drab colour of the suit.
Melania also wore pointed snake print heels in a dark magenta shade on her feet, with a six inch stiletto heel.
The serious looking power suit made Melania look professional and ready to discuss serious matters.
Meanwhile, the clever choice of pink underneath hinted at her femininity and personality.
The First Lady chose not to shy away from high heels, despite Melania’s fall caught on video recently on the White House lawn.
Her hair was, as per usual, perfectly blowdried and swept off her face in bouncy, large waves which fell over her shoulders.
She wore dark metallic grey shadow to accentuate her eyes, paired with a natural looking nude lip and a light tan bronzer.
Jewellery wise she kept it very simple, wearing just her wedding band and engagement ring on one hand.
Last week, Melania wore an emerald green dress as she joined Donald Trump for the annual St Patrick’s Day receptions at the White House.
The former model looked chic in a figure hugging leopard-print dress which highlighted her slim figure.
She teamed the flattering look with her favourite snake-skin heels from Christian Louboutin, with the designer’s distinctive red sole.
She was seen holding hands with Donald as they hosted guests including Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who presented the President with a traditional bowl of Shamrocks in the East Room.
