The best looks from Donald Trump's inauguration
Smurf blue dresses, XXXL ties, plastered on smiles and Paddington Bear look-a-likes: the swearing in of the 45th President of the United States had it all. By Jenna Clarke
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There has never been a picture capture the mood so succinctly. Photo: WIN MCNAMEE -
President Donald Trump dances with first lady Melania Trump at the Liberty Ball. Actually it was more of a shuffle than "dance". Photo: Patrick Semansky -
President Donald Trump, left, arrives with first lady Melania Trump at the Liberty Ball, an event she confused for an O Week toga party. Photo: AP -
Former President George W. Bush and his wife Laura arrive for the 58th Presidential Inauguration at the U.S. Capitol, curiously minus their plastic ponchos. Photo: Patrick Semansky -
Sen. Bernie Sanders won the day by wearing his on brand parka. Photo: WIN MCNAMEE -
The Trump children, from left, Tiffany, Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump pensively consider how much Napisan they'll need to wash these ensembles. Photo: AP -
Ivanka Trump, with her husband Jared Kushner and their impeccably dressed and well behaved children, depart after her father President Donald Trump formally signed his cabinet nominations. Photo: AP -
The Obamas pass the time waiting for a mate (aka Trump to arrive at the White House for coffee). Photo: Evan Vucci -
Melania's love of matching gloves to her outfits started on Inauguration Eve. Photo: Evan Vucci -
I don't know what's more awkward here. Their fake smiles or Trump's XXXL tie. Photo: KEVIN DIETSCH -
Why Melania didn't think to do this to Donald is beyond me. Photo: Patrick Semansky -
'Twas a rather "chilly" day in Washington... Photo: Rob Carr -
I know this is a historic moment but Ivanka's wavvy blow dry really stole the show. Photo: Patrick Semansky -
The only human woman who could pull off this head-to-toe blue colour and not be compared to a Smurf is Melania Trump. Photo: Getty Images -
An appropriately dressed Hope Hicks, incoming White House Director of Strategic Communications, Steve Bannon, chief strategist Trump, and Kellyanne Conway, a senior Trump adviser who appears to have confused the inauguration with a Paddington Bear fan club meeting. Photo: WIN MCNAMEE
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