Still in Currency

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The official portrait of the First US Lady Melania Trump was released by the White House before nine months on Monday morning, April 3rd 2017. The photo was made by Regine Mahaux. In the photograph, she wears a black jacket and stands in the executive mansion’s second-floor private residence, in front of one of the large lunette windows that have made the second floor’s East and West Sitting Halls a favorite of previous first ladies. Her 15-carat diamond engagement ring is hard to miss in the otherwise simple photograph. It is considered as a glamour shot. No surprise because Melania is a former model with a great career. Here is the place where we also could remember and mention that she has graced the covers of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, British GQ, Ocean Drive, Avenue, In Style, and New York Magazine. Her major layouts include the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, Allure, Vogue, Self, Glamour, Vanity Fair, and Elle. Although this portrait attracted controversy, it is still in currency. There were questions about whether there was too much airbrushing involved. Some people then didn’t like it. Their reactions were negative. This photo was criticized. But at that time a recent CNN/ORC poll found 52 percent of Americans have a positive opinion of her. Some expressed praise for her beauty. Now we could see it yet widely spread on the social media, and especially on Facebook and her Flotus Twitter account. This portrait confirmed itself as often visible and well acceptable I mean. Before some time I told my myLot reading audience that I planned twelve discussions to be published here. This is the ninth discussion. Naturally, you could visit and read the rest of eight ones. I mark every discussion with some details: Which its number is in this my plan. Do you like this photo? Thanks for reading.