Why Ivanka Trump is reverting to wartime dressing during the coronavirus crisis
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telegraph.co.ukShe wore a boilersuit for her first post-quarantine appearance What’s not to love about a jumpsuit? They’re comfortable, they look cool and they require minimal thought or coordination when getting dressed - it’s no wonder The Telegraph fashion team wear them so regularly to the office.
But the history of the jumpsuit - as a uniform for women driving tanks or working in munitions factories during the Second World War - means it also suggests practicality too, a sense that the wearer is ready to roll up their sleeves and get things done.
This association with another unprecedented world event is unlikely to have been lost on First Daughter and presidential advisor Ivanka Trump, who wore a taupe Gabriela Hearst jumpsuit with Gianvito Rossi
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