What Ivanka Wore to Princess Meryem Dinner at the Royal Palace

Stunning in Gold!

After spending the day touring an olive grove in Sidi Kacem, followed by meeting the country’s prime minister, Senior White House adviser Ivanka Trump attended a dinner Thursday night at the royal palace in Rabat alongside her host, Princess Lalla Meryem of Morocco.

For the dinner, Ivanka donned a stunning floor-length gold caftan-style gown. Her third outfit of the day, the dazzling gown was designed by Marrakesh designer Fadila El Gadi, who has created all of Ivanka’s looks during her three day trip to Morocco. The ornate gold piece was detailed with the country’s traditional designs that surrounded the gown. The kaftan structure featured a trim piping along the neckline and down the front of the long gown and a belt that clinched on the waistline.

She completed the night look, matching the gold gown with a pair of beige patent leather Manolo Blahnik. The BB 105mm Pumps retails for $665 and is available for purchase at Bergdorf Goodman.

As for Princess Meryem, she was also seen wearing a blue caftan-style floor-length gown with gold and pink embroidered design.

Both ladies sat next to each other during the dinner and were seen catching up during the duration of the dinner. For the first day of her Morocco tour on Wednesday, Ivanka was greeted by Princess Meryem at the airport before enjoying afternoon tea together.

Since meeting Princess Meryem, Ivanka has had a busy two day, touring a number of different local areas while meeting with Moroccan officials to discuss her initiatives that she has promoted throughout her visit.

The visit to Morocco is the third overseas trip that Ivanka has taken this year to promote the Women’s Global Development and Prosperity Initiative, which was launched in February to benefit women in developing countries.

The Women’s Global Development and Prosperity Initiative has a goal of helping 50 million women in developing nations advance economically over the next six years. Ivanka has traveled to Ethiopia and Ivory Coast, in sub-Saharan Africa, in April and to Argentina, Colombia and Paraguay in September to promote the initiative.