What Ivanka Wore Touring UAE

Senior Advisor to the President Ivanka Trump arrived in the United Arab Emirates on Saturday ahead of the two-day Global Women’s Forum in Dubai.

Before giving the keynote speech at the women’s forum in Dubai schedule for Sunday, Ivanka toured the Abu Dhabi’s grand mosque. For the visit, Ivanka went for a modest chic look, wearing a long sleeve metallic maxi dress from Layeur. The silk-blend maxi gathered dress features a round neck, a full shape skirt, gathering details, and black trims along the sleeves and the waist line. It retails for $690 and is available at FarFetch.com.

To complete the look, Ivanka paired the Layeur maxi dress with navy suede pumps from her former fashion brand, Ivanka Trump. This exact color is not available for purchase, but a few neutral colors are still available at Amazon.com for about $85.

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After touring the Abu Dhabi’s grand mosque, Ivanka also visited Abu Dhabi’s branch of the Louvre Museum, and met privately with the country’s day-to-day ruler, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed.

During her two-day visit to the UAE, Ivanka met with women entrepreneurs and discussed a U.S. government project she’s leading that’s aimed at helping women in developing countries. The Senior Advisor has promoted the Women’s Global Development and Prosperity Initiative during visits to Africa and South America.

The theme of this year forum in Dubai is “The Power of Influence.”

“It will be a pleasure to welcome Ivanka Trump to Global Women’s Forum Dubai 2020 this year,” Mona Al Marri, managing director of Dubai Women Establishment said. “As a strong advocate for women’s empowerment, and a champion of female entrepreneurship, she has established effective partnerships and led a variety of initiatives that have furthered the positive impact of women across the world. Ivanka Trump will bring valuable expertise and insi\ghts into boosting support to women-owned enterprises and propelling female entrepreneurs across the region.”