In her speech on the first night of the Republican National Convention, Melania Trump chose to forego a personal designer and bought her own dress to wear from Net-a-porter.
According to WWD, Melania went with Serbian-born, London-based designer Roksanda and their "Margot" dress. It's a simple, off-white, cotton and silk-blend dress with distinct sleeves that fluffed around her forearms.
The price of the dress? $2,190.
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"Trump simply liked the dress and bought it herself from Net-a-porter, according to a spokeswoman, who added that 'she isn’t working with any designers,'" WWDreported.
Melania, who started working as a model at the age of 16, has a long history with fashion, as she said in the speech, noting that her clothing interest was passed down from her mother.
Currently, either because of the spotlight shone on the dress during the RNC or not, the dress is now in low stock in some sizes and unavailable in others.
No word yet if Bill Clinton ordered his DNC shoes from Zappos yet.
