Miami welcomes a warm spring with an average temperature of 27C – and Ivanka Trump might be evoking jealousy in Britons because of the overcast weather we have here.
To compare to the Miami sunshine, London is enduring a mild 10C with a high likelihood of spring showers on Wednesday, March 20.
On Ivanka’s Instagram post, to celebrate the return of the good weather in Miami, she caption the picture: “Hello spring.”
For the brighter and sunnier weather, Ivanka donned a bright pink, over-the-knee pleated dress that could easily be viewed as a skirt.
The top half of the dress is a more Barbie-like dusty pink, which is complete with a matching belt to highlight Ivanka’s slim waist.
While the dress has a modest crew-neck style, her toned upper arms are on display as well as her lower limbs.
Both her nails and toenails are painted in a muted natural colour, which isn’t too far off from the colouring of her strappy sandals and boxy handbag.
Poised in front of a garden water feature, Ivanka is smiling radiantly as the sun shines in the city in Florida.
Posting only a few hours ago on her Instagram, fans took to the comment section to declare their appreciation for the outfit.
Nancisinclair1 said: “Gorgeous and I love that dress!” Adriatgz said: “Politics aside, it’s a great dress!”
Jbwendler added: “That dress! Gorgeous.” Optimistic_winnie called Ivanka “so beautiful”.
Nadiasalvino said the Former First Daughter was “pretty in pink” while Dina_marie123 said: “Your dresses are amazing.”
More than 61,927 people have liked Ivanka’s post on Instagram within eight hours of it first appearing.
For the balmy occasion, Ivanka chose to wear her gorgeous thick, golden locks down in front of her shoulders.
As the sun shines on Ivanka and the beautiful landscape composed of luscious greenery and gorgeous white flowers, let’s hope Ivanka has donned the most important accessory of all – sunscreen lotion.
To help protect the skin against sun damage, which includes wrinkles, sun spots and skin tumours, sunscreen should be at least SPF 15 (available on Amazon).
And don’t let a cloudy day in Britain fool you, sunscreen is recommended by experts to be worn every day that you go outside.