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Ivanka just made her first red carpet appearance since leaving D.C. and it didn’t go over so well

Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner made their first major red carpet appearance since leaving Washington, D.C. at the Louis Vuitton show yesterday in Miami and–surprise!–people aren’t happy to see them slithering back out onto the social scene.

Related: Ivanka hosted a fancy dinner party the night after January 6 because of course she did

The toxic couple was spotted mingling during the pre-show reception, which was attended by a number of A-listers, including Kim Kardashian West, Kanye West (a.k.a. “Ye”), Pharrell Williams, Bella Hadid, and others.

 

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The show, titled “Virgil Was Here”, was held just two days after the death of celebrated menswear designer Virgil Abloh. It was presented in “loving memory” of Abloh and showcased his final designs for the luxury brand’s Spring-Summer 2022 collection.

The couple has kept a low profile since leaving D.C. in disgrace three weeks after the January 6 insurrection on the U.S. Capitol. They’ve spent most of their time in Miami avoiding the press and investigators.

Related: Things aren’t looking good for Ivanka Trump and her two brothers

Last November, fashion designer Batsheva Hay said it would be difficult if not impossible for Ivanka to return to the fashion scene given everything she and her husband did while working for her father’s corrupt administration.

“The fashion world is pretty ready to shun her,” Hay told the New York Times. “No one is going to lend Ivanka clothing. She’ll have to buy it covertly at retail.”

Watch the live stream of yesterday’s Louis Vuitton show below.

Here’s what people on Twitter have to say about the whole thing…

Graham Gremore is the Features Editor and a Staff Writer at Queerty. Follow him on Twitter @grahamgremore.

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