Melania's White House Dinner Outfit TORCHED, Internet Hits Back With SAVAGE 'Present To Xi' Dig

First Lady Melania Trump's outfit for Chinese President Xi Jinping's White House visit has become a talking point online. Melania appeared in a black outfit featuring a white bow blouse, high-waisted black trousers, and pointed toe heels as Xi visited the White House. But it was the trousers rather than a dress or skirt that drew criticism from some social media Social media was flooded with angry comments suggesting that some would have preferred the first lady to wear a dress or a skirt. Several social media users ranted that they found what Melania decided to wear unacceptable for the occasion. An ex-user commented, She should have worn a dress. Pants look casual. Another user wrote, Very strange. Why pants? A long black skirt would have been more appropriate. She always has to be avant-garde. A user wrote, That bow makes her look like a present to Xi. While another user claimed that Melania failed with her outfit. Trump donned a tuxedo while Melania Trump opted for a tuxedo-style outfit. A white Saint Laurent cotton poplin blouse, a black silk cummerbund, and black brocade pants. Both from Dolce & Gabbana with a peony motif. Xi chose a black suit and his wife, Pangli Yuan, wore a red gown. In that spirit of friendship, it's my honor to present President Xi with a gift made by an extraordinary American artist, one of the greatest in the world and designed in personal collaboration with Melania and myself. And the bald eagle is a national symbol of the United States and an embodiment of the free and soaring spirit of America. And we hope it'll find a nice place, a wonderful place in Beijing. It's your honor. I'd like to raise a glass and propose a toast to President Xi, Madam Pang, and the long relationship between China and America that has bridged thousands of miles and spanned hundreds of years. And may all of our people know a future of harmony, peace, and success. And we're all here today and tonight to honor you both. And thank you very much for coming to America. Thank you, President Trump and Mrs. Trump, for your warm welcome and thoughtful arrangements. Mr. President and First Lady has made many special arrangements for this visit, demonstrating meticulous care and consideration in every detail. It has made us feel like home. I take this moment to extend my sincere greetings to those who care about and support the development of China-U.S. relations from all sectors in the U.S. Right now, Chinese people are celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival. In Chinese tradition, Mid-Autumn Festival is an occasion for family reunion. I wish everyone a happy Mid-Autumn Festival and happiness to your family.