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The former First Lady was spotted on Tuesday arriving at Trump Tower in an all-white outfit, comprising a shirt, trousers, and ballet flats following her husband’s departure from New York for a rally in Milwaukee.

Body language expert Judi James told Daily Express US that her outfit is an “echo from the past”.

She said: “The all-white look isn’t just about celebrity though, it’s a look she styled out frequently during the last days of the Trump reign at the White House when her radiant, fairy-godmother vibe looked wholesome and spotless.

“It’s another suggestion of wealth though as top-to-toe white is a challenging look when you’re navigating a city like New York and implies you’re all about the chauffeured limos rather than a grimy subway.

“As an echo from the past it could suggest an intention to recreate her FLOTUS brand though, being eye-catching and confident but without looking deliberately attention-seeking.”

This comes just days after Trump reportedly labeled Milwaukee “a horrible city” during a meeting with GOP lawmakers at the US Capitol, before hosting a rally there on Tuesday in an attempt to drum up support in the crucial swing state of Wisconsin.

Steven Cheung, Trump’s campaign spokesperson, claimed the former president was “talking about how terrible crime and voter fraud are,” but analysts speculate that the alleged negative remark about Milwaukee could jeopardize his presidential election chances.

Melania did not accompany her husband to the rally and was instead seen in New York City carrying a Hermes Birkin bag in photos released by Page Six.

The former first lady was captured keeping her head down as she stepped out of a black SUV before entering Trump Tower.

It comes as social media was filled with queries about Melania’s location after she was conspicuously missing from court during her husband’s high-profile criminal trial in New York City.

Wisconsin is set to be a crucial state in the upcoming presidential race in November, with President Joe Biden narrowly beating Trump in the Badger State in the 2020 election by a slim margin of 20,000 votes. Current polls suggest that Biden and Trump are running neck and neck in Wisconsin with less than five months left before the 2024 election.

An expert has suggested that Trump’s alleged comments about Milwaukee could potentially alienate voters, which could prove harmful given the tight polling ahead of the presidential election.

Christopher Phelps, a professor of modern American history at the University of Nottingham in the UK, has shared his thoughts on how the alleged comment could impact undecided, centrist, and independent voters.

Speaking to Newsweek, he said: “When it comes down to a struggle for every last vote, as the race is in states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, it’s never a great idea to condemn a whole city that many call home.”

He went on to say: “To be honest, Donald Trump’s Wisconsin core base won’t care-they’re mostly rural and they’ve swallowed far more controversial comments from him. But undecided voters, centrist voters, and independent voters in Wisconsin might take affront, particularly if it reminds them of concerns about Trump’s stability and judgment.”

Phelps concluded by saying: “It’s probably not advisable to make too much of a stray comment made five months before the election, though. Mostly voters in November will be making their choices based on issues such as the economy, immigration policy, abortion, and democracy and [the] rule of law.”

Source: Nytimespost

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