Ivanka Trump's daughter Arabella wears her $2K designer dress to White House event
Ivanka Trump's teen daughter Arabella raided her closet for an event at the White House.
Donald Trump's daughter, 43, posted a snap of her family smiling alongside the President, 79, in the Oval Office after he swore in Charles Kushner as the U.S. Ambassador to France and Monaco.
While everyone was dressed in their best, Arabella, 13, stood out thanks to her familiar look, an Emilia Wickstead dress which Ivanka wore back in 2018.
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