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While all eyes were on Donald Trump during his inauguration, you couldn’t help but notice a peculiar, wide-brimmed hat worn by First Lady Melania Trump. The headgear, designed by Eric Javits, sparked ...

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First lady Melania Trump's hat caught the attention of many across the country and on social media on Inauguration Day. The man behind the design, Eric Javits, has been creating headwear for decades.

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Charming. But in fact, the reason behind yesterday’s awkward missed kiss was that Melania Trump, 54, wore a wide-brimmed, face-blocking hat for the inauguration ceremony. The striking fashion ...

Dressed in a sophisticated navy silk wool coat by Adam Lippes, the former First Lady completed her look with a wide-brimmed hat that became the focal point of her outfit—and a last-minute source ...

“She was being elevated off the ground.” The hat -- and the First Lady -- was not going anywhere. The designer of the wide-brimmed, wool boater-style hat Trump wore on Inauguration Day made ...

For her husband Donald Trump's second inauguration, Melania stepped out in a dark coat and skirt from New York designer Adam Lippes that was accessorized with a large hat. In photos with Joe and ...

“Take off that silly-ass hat.” -Chris Rock, No Sex in the Champagne Room Photo: Julia Demaree Nikhinson - Pool/Getty Images Melania Trump showed up to her dude’s inauguration in a hat so ...

She showed up to the inauguration on Monday morning wearing a long, dark coat, which appears black from a distance but is actually navy, and a matching wide-brimmed hat. The coat, skirt ...

Javits hand-sewed about 92 percent of the hat’s seams using couture techniques, he said, and “No other hands touched, (nor eyes saw) the hat prior to Herve Pierre and the first Lady receiving ...