'Sorry to offend the black-stretch-pants women of America with a little color': Kellyanne Conway defends her inaugural look after ruthless social media mocking 

  • Kellyanne Conway is defending the red, white and blue military-style coat she sported during the inauguration ceremony
  • After stepping out in the  $3,600 Gucci color block wool coat, she was mocked in ruthless memes on social media
  • In defense mode, Conway said: 'Sorry to offend the black-stretch-pants women of America with a little color.' 
  • She also blasted 'the public cesspool that is Twitter' where she was heavily criticized and ridiculed for her 'colorful' outfit 

By Regina F. Graham For Dailymail.com

Published: 12:59 EST, 26 January 2017 | Updated: 13:03 EST, 26 January 2017

Kellyanne Conway is defending the red, white and blue military-style coat she sported during the inauguration after she was ruthless mocked on social media for the patriotic look.

In defending the $3,600 Gucci color block wool coat she sported during President Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony on Friday, Conway told The Hollywood Reporter: 'Sorry to offend the black-stretch-pants women of America with a little color.'

She also blasted 'the public cesspool that is Twitter' where she was heavily criticized and ridiculed for her 'colorful' outfit. 

Conway said that on Twitter, she is often called 'ugly, stupid, liar, meth queen.'   

On the defense: Kellyanne Conway(above)  is defending the red, white and blue military-style coat she sported during the inauguration ceremony

Of the $3,600 Gucci color block wool coat she wore on Friday, Conway (above) said: 'Sorry to offend the black-stretch-pants women of America with a little color.'

In one meme, the strategist who managed Trump’s presidential campaign, was compared to Paddington Bear's blue Duffel coat and red topper

Another meme compared Conway to actress Kirsten Dunst in the 1999 beauty pageant movie Drop Dead Gorgeous.

After Conway, who is Counselor to the President, stepped out in the fervid luxury coat she told NBC Bay Area that she dubbed it as 'Trumps Revolutionary Wear'.

The 50-year-old Republican even did a dance for the camera to show off the pricey coat she wore for the ceremony. 

Not long after, she instantly became an internet meme where she was lambasted on social media with countless insults. 

In one meme, the strategist who managed Trump’s presidential campaign, was compared to Paddington Bear's blue Duffel coat and red topper. 

Conway was also compared to Molly the popular American Girl doll, as another meme mocked her inauguration day ceremony outfit 

It was also asked in a meme that was widely shared across social media as to why the mother-of-two 'looks like the old New England Patriots logo?'

The mother-of-four was also compared to a nutcracker due to the expensive red, white and blue coat

'Who wore it better' is what the meme reads as an image of Conway is juxtaposed next to a photo of the iconic bear.  

Another meme compared Conway to actress Kirsten Dunst in the 1999 beauty pageant movie Drop Dead Gorgeous.

Conway was also said to be 'serving Betsy Ross for Kohl's realness' in another meme. 

It was also asked in a meme that was widely shared across social media as to why the mother-of-two 'looks like the old New England Patriots logo?'

The mother-of-four was also said to resemble actor Lin Manuel Miranda wearing his wardrobe costume for the popular Broadway musical Hamilton

She was also compared to a clown, in which a Twitter user wrote: 'Perfect costume for the Clown-in-Chief'.

Conway was also compared to Molly the popular American Girl doll, as another meme mocking her outfit reads: 'That was nice of Molly the American Girl doll to let Kellyanne Conway raid her closet #InaugurationDay'.

The mother-of-four was also said to resemble actor Lin Manuel Miranda wearing his wardrobe costume for the popular Broadway musical Hamilton.

A Twitter user even wrote that Conway is featured in 'The Nutcracker', while juxtaposing two images together. 

She was also compared to a clown, in which a Twitter user wrote: 'Perfect costume for the Clown-in-Chief'. 

Another Twitter user said Conway was 'going for the 'Napoleon' look' for the inauguration

  

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