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I have is actually the tough that I have on right now and and the top you guys will be seeing on my Instagram that

I will be uploading a picture in to looting

This is the top. You guys will see a try on

Its gonna cover the entire screen play as this top is really nice

It has this really nice rig material and in person. It's just this really pretty beige

Color or tan, whatever you want to call it and it's just really nice. I like the sleeves kind of have

I don't know what you call this Lee. Are they like?

Bell swings like they're just really make sleeves that I am obsessed with. I love it

And yeah

It has this little front not that you can actually untie and make it as loose or as tight as you want

and it's really pretty and

the thing that I figure out with this

Shirt is that I could actually put the little tie because he comes all the way apart

I can put the tie like under my bra and then tie my bra with this shirt and it basically makes my bra invisible and

Yeah, you guys will see that in the tryout portion

I showed you guys that and I was like

I can't worry about wrong with this and it doesn't even show in the back because the back is covered my bra

So it's perfect and my hair covers my bra strap

So the next item is this Punk it up buttercup

Bando is look at that yellow. I saw that when you first came on camera

Super pretty is very bright. And I really like that about it. It's just really pretty

I don't know if I mentioned it and I get to know me video, but my favorite color is yellow and orange so

This is perfect you guys to see how I look and a try on one thing

I do have to say about this top. Is that woman? I got it. The seams were coming apart. Look at that

The strands and stuff

That's holding the shirts together. It's coming apart. Literally throughout the entire top and very annoying

because like I don't have I

Don't feel like fixing it, but that's just one downer. But other than that, I think it's really really nice

yeah, this next piece is was very hard for me to show so I don't know if I'm gonna

Put like a picture up for y'all this piece which is really hard. I'm still gonna try it on and try to

give you guys the best view of how this these these look but are these

What am I saying? But are decent

But these are the next

Pair, these are some mixed up hands or jogger. They have been jogger material

Very thin material

so I guess it's perfect for the summer as well because nobody wants to be walking were in the summer was super like

You know thick pants and stuff like that. This is so hot

So I'm happy that this material is very then. It's not thin thin though. So like

You won't like see everything

I can't say the back part where the yellow is when you step in the Sun you will see whatever color

undergarments you have so

Be mindful wear like dark colors under this like black. Alright, so my lighting change, but it's okay

So the next piece we have it's just off the shoulder dress and she is cue money, but y'all see that

the weight

Loss today, I know I know you see that gap

So, yes, one of the buttons did follow up

I'm not too pressed about it because I know how to like soul stuff back on

And stuff like that, but for somebody who doesn't know how to do it

Might be a bummer if 20 old buttons pop off

So it just has to be really gentle with these buttons don't like play with them and

Stuff because that's what I was doing. Like I was really testing this shit like I was like with the buttons tryna

Trying to seem like what I was gonna pop off and

Unfortunately, I should've did that because they did pop up and honestly that probably would have happened with any

Like any material so I don't blame the people I blame myself for like messing with it too much. Let's go about this

So this is a ribbed

material

So this dress is kind of sure. I guess you can call this a mini dress like a mini body kind off the shoulder

ribbed button dress that's a lot to say about you know what it is and

it has this like I love this little detailing it has like the frills but

When I wear because I do have a pretty broad shoulders. Isn't that this?

no more freely is just this like and

The biggest science thing they had available for me

I'm not sure if they had more that just were out of stock

But they had a large so I had to go to large and it's pretty tight. I am

168 pounds so this was very tight on me, you know, and I'm sure so all my weight

It's like compacted into like a tiny little box. So in just you know

And it's just really tight, but it's cute

I don't know what I'm aware to know cuz it's really tight and I'm not really about that tight dress life

Next piece is all over the place. I was so confused when this came in the mail. I was like, what is this?

but I quickly remembered what it was and it says

And it has these really wide seeds. You're I have so much to say about this

Let me just say this before I continue I am in no way batching this company

I mean they were nice enough to send me these things. So the least I can do is, you know, give them credit

But at the same time there are a few things that you know constructive criticism is a good thing

So that's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna give them some constructive criticism

criticism criticism

Especially with this jumpsuit look at that. So on the website

The model, I'll put a picture you can see her sneeze. They were like nice and high and

Scrunched up on her wrists. Yeah

So I'm like, okay where where's the, you know part where I can squeeze

You know tie this together and make it tighter on my wrists

if I were to order these clothes for myself, I would be so upset if it came like this I

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Ivanka Trump's fashion brand closes shop - Duration: 3:01.

Ivanka Trump is closing shop on her eponymous fashion brand. The first daughter and White House adviser cited her current role in Washington as a factor in her decision to end the business venture now

"After 17 months in Washington, I do not know when or if I will ever return to the business, but I do know that my focus for the foreseeable future will be the work I am doing here in Washington, so making this decision now is the only fair outcome for my team and partners," Trump said in a statement

Trump took a leave from actively leading the women's clothing and accessories line, which she launched back in 2014 when she came to the White House to serve in her father's administration last year

While company president Abigail Klem insisted in a statement that the company has seen strong sales even though the last year, Trump's business had become a lightning rod for critics of her father's administration

The company came under media scrutiny over labor practices employed by the company, with reports that workers in foreign factories where the Ivanka line was produced struggled to make a living wage

"We are incredibly proud of the brand we have built and the content and product we've developed for our customers

Our platform has become an indispensable resource for our loyal community of women

We've seen strong sales since the brand's inception, which continued through this year with the successful launch of our rapidly growing e-commerce business," Klem said in a statement, adding that she knew it was a "very difficult decision for Ivanka" to end the venture

Last year, major department stores Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus said they would no longer carry Trump's collection, citing the brand's performance in their stores

After Nordstrom dropped the brand, President Trump took to Twitter to blast the company for the decision, saying his daughter had been treated unfairly

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Teenage Fashion Trend | Avneet Kaur Lookbook | Trending Fashion - Duration: 5:30.

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Ivanka Trump Was Upset Over Decision to Shutter Namesake Fashion Brand, Source Says: 'She Was Proud - Duration: 4:11.

 Although Ivanka Trump announced today that she is officially shutting down her namesake fashion and accessories brand, the decision apparently wasn't an easy one

 A year and a half into her father's presidency, Trump "recognized that where her focus is now is on her work in Washington," a source close to Trump tells PEOPLE

"She realized that this was the most practical path forward."  Trump stepped away from the company in an official capacity when she went to work as a special counselor to her father in Washington, D

C., but until now, the label had remained in business with her name attached to it

Trump has received criticism for profiting off of her position, as well as for publicly championing American-made products while her own line is made in China

(She recently received seven new Chinese trademarks for the label at the same time her father promised to save jobs at ZTE, a major Chinese telecommunications company

)  Even before President Trump's election, Ivanka's line was boycotted by many shoppers via the grassroots #GrabYourWallets campaign, which was a direct response to the Access Hollywood tape in which Trump boasted about groping women

The line has also been pulled from department stores like Nordstrom and Canadian-owned Hudson's Bay, which officially dropped the line last week

 "As part of our regular course of business, we review our merchandise offerings and make appropriate changes," Hudson's Bay said in a statement, obtained by the Washington Post

 The source says that the company was "still profitable" in its final days. (According to fashion website Racked, Ivanka Trump sales sharply declined in 2017, from 228 percent growth in March to negative-one percent in September

However a spokesperson for the Ivanka Trump brand says the decision to close "has nothing to do with the performance of the brand

")  "It was a very emotional decision for her to fold the brand," the source adds

"Obviously she has been very involved in her brand and she cares a lot about it. She was very proud of it

"  Ivanka's decision ultimately "speaks to the fact that she plans to remain in Washington, and there is no timeline for her to return to the business," says the source, echoing the statement she herself put out today

 "After 17 months in Washington, I do not know when or if I will ever return to the business, but I do know that my focus for the foreseeable future will be the work I am doing here in Washington, so making this decision now is the only fair outcome for my team and partners," Trump said in her official statement announcing the label's closing

 Ethics requirements placed on the company due to Ivanka's position also became "extremely limiting," adds the source, who added that "They had to pass on a lot of opportunities in order to be cautious about ethics concerns

"

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Ivanka Trump Forced To Close Fashion Brand 18 Months After Her Father Took Office - Breaking News 24 - Duration: 3:09.

Ivanka Trump is shutting down her namesake fashion brand, it was announced on July 24, after potential conflicts of interest became too complicated for the White House Advisor

   Ivanka Trump, 36, daughter of President Donald Trump, 72, launched her fashion brand in 2011, but since her dad became the commander in chief, things started getting a bit hairy

She announced she would be shutting down the company on July 24. "After 17 months in Washington, I do not know when or if I will ever return to the business, but I do know that my focus for the foreseeable future will be the work I am doing here in Washington

So making this decision now is the only fair outcome for my team and partners," Ivanka said, according to the The Wall Street Journal

   Ivanka separated herself from being the head of the company in the spring of 2017, but was still an owner through a trust

Ivanka wore her own brand during her father's presidential campaign and once she was in the White House as an advisor, theoretically making money with each Instagram post she shared

Sales did rise in 2016, but after her father assumed office, some brands like Nordstrom stopped selling her line, while Neiman Marcus Group and T

J. Maxx "scaled back," reported the WSJ. In fact, just last week, on July 13, Hudson's Bay Company pulled the line from its websites

The group owns stores like Lord & Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue and cited declining sales

Perhaps that was the final straw? Ivanka Trump's store within Trump Tower in NYC  Of course, with manufacturing and oversees trading, you can assume how this might not work for a government employee

 Abigail Klem, who took over as president when Ivanka stepped aside in 2017, told WSJ that she was "incredibly proud" of the brand they had built

"I know that this was a very difficult decision for Ivanka and I am very grateful for the opportunity to have led such a talented and committed team

"

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JUSTICE FASHION RUNWAY RUNDOWN 2018 - BACK TO SCHOOL - HOSTED BY JESSALYN GRACE 💗 JUSTICE - Duration: 2:01.

Hey guys, it's Jessalyn.

I am here at the Justice Fashion Show.

It's going to be so much fun so let's go inside.

Now we have Amara.

Awesome.

Now we have Taylor.

And when she grows up she wants to be a horseback rider.

All right, that's a wrap.

Thank you for coming to the show everyone!

Bye!

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Ivanka Trump Is Closing Her Fashion Brand | Craig Melvin | MSNBC - Duration: 2:50.

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Is Accessible Fashion the Real Future of Fashion? Podcast Fashion Technology - Duration: 9:06.

Hi I'm Collette Costello for www.fashiontechnology.co.uk. Quite often the

world of fashion is quite ruthless very money orientated and not very inclusive,

if you don't fit into their stereotype of the average consumer you can find it

to be very inaccessible. There is a lot of thought that the future of fashion

and what fashion technology, wearable technology can bring is more

personalized products and a more personalized service. Fashion does

make attempts to try and be more inclusive, more accessible, by doing

things such as, Asos recently designed a jumper which will fit people

in a wheelchair and is wather proof that we can wear to festivals, the other

thing that they might do is to make shops more accessible so again usually

people with a wheelchair can get round to shop with wide aisles and ramps at

the doors, this seems to be about as far as their thinking goes and as much

effort as the fashion world seems to make, to make things accessible, they

don't really seem to be thinking beyond this. The reason is the moment they

design a product that is personalized, tailor-made to a user's needs, costs

go up dramatically and their customer base is reduced, in fashion it's all

about mass production which keeps costs low,

stack them high and sell them cheap.

Traditionally fashion has always worked on the idea of creating these

aspirational lifestyles and these aspirational looks that the models in

their advertising campaigns have often which are completely unachievable

and I think the fear is that if they feature anybody in a campaign that maybe

has a slight impairment, they have this massive fear that maybe they'll lose

customers, so when in fashion people with impairments are seen it's may be on the

catwalk or in an advertising campaign to make quite a big statement and it's also

usually quite gimmicky. So can the world of fashion become more accessible does

it have the potential to, well as I said before fashion is all about making money

so if the companies think they can make money they will make changes, I think

the first changes will come about online first of all the online shopping

experience will become more accessible, it'll be kick-started by one of their

competitors say having a more accessible website so therefore getting

more customers and more sales. When this starts I think it willl start the ball

rolling, that people with visual, hearing, cognitive and motor impairments will

have their needs meet so they can comfortably shop on line, so for the

first time fashion will maybe have to recognize that not all their customers

are average. Offering a more personalized shopping experience online could

potentially open up other opportunities such as a customer when logged in could

view models that actually represent them, that actually represent their impairment.

One idea for the future is that we'll be able to scan our own bodies and a 3d

digital model of our body should be able to appear on a screen, in fashion clothing

can be applied, so rather than the fashion companies going to the expense

of employing many different models with different impairments to personalized

the shopping experience, instead you could be able to see yourself and the

clothes could just be digitally placed on your body and you could take part in

catwalk shows to show off how the clothes will look before you buy them.

Other ideas are that with technologies such as artificial intelligence, that

shopping for clothes may not even be a visual thing that you may not even need

to see how clothes look before you buy them, so the idea would be that you have

a virtual stylist who hand picks a wardrobe for you based on things like

your complexion, your hair, eye color, clothes that you usually wear,

activities that you take part in and comes up with a style look for you based

upon this, however what this does take out of it is the fun that people do

simply enjoy shopping and some people do just love scouring through hordes of

clothes to pick out what they want to wear for a Friday night. So the

technology is there to make the shopping experience more accessible now and in

the future, fashion websites could easily become

more accessible, using technology that's out now and ensuring that they can be

read by screen readers and are designed to be usable easy for everybody to use,

with big buttons, east ways to checkout without complicated forms and without

complicated payment methods. I've given examples about how in the future

argumented reality, artificial intelligence will make it

possible to have a more personalized shopping experience, the biggest problem

that is going to face fashion becoming more accessible is the manufacturing process,

the making of the actual clothes that are on sale, with very often clothes

being made in developing countries in quite archaic dangerous conditions for

their workers and very often the workers are still exploited to keep costs down.

So the minute you start talking about personalization it takes away that

ability to mass-produce clothes in such conditions by people that are maybe not

skilled in these areas, the minute you have skilled workers you have to start

paying people a livable wage and very often it's still the consumer spending

power which makes the difference. People just want cheap clothes, people want to

be able to easily buy a new outfit for a night out without having to spend a lot

of money, if there was that need and want for personalized clothing maybe if

people were willing to pay more, maybe it would already be out there and available.

thats they way it doesn't seem to be, the only hope for the future really is with technology

such as 3d print that make it easier to print personalized garments, however to

do this is still slow and it's still costly so it's not a technology which

has been adapted in the mass production high street fashion market. I think we

still have a long ways to go before a truly accessible fashion world, fashion

culture is created. To learn more about accessibility and fashion technology see

the rest of my blog www.fashiontechnology.co.uk

the link is below I'm Collette Costello

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✅ Herzogin Meghan: Ihre Stylistin gibt ihr Fashion-Tipps übers Telefon - Duration: 3:33.

 Eine Fernbeziehung kann offenbar auch zwischen einer Herzogin und ihrer Stylistin funktionieren

Herzogin Meghan war auf ihrer zweitägigen Irland-Reise nämlich ganz ohne Stylistin und Make-up Artist unterwegs - trotzdem sah sie hinreißend aus! Man munkelt, dass ihre Freundin und Stylistin, Jessica Mulroney, Meghan per Telefon mit Rat und Tat zur Seite stand

  Über 5.632 Kilometer trennen Meghan und Jessica. Schon seit mehr als sieben Jahren, auch vor Meghan Markles Beziehung zu Prinz Harry, steckte Jessica hinter ihren Looks

Offiziell war dies jedoch nie, auch heute noch ist Meghans gute Freundin aus Kanada nur inoffiziell für ihre Looks verantwortlich

 Jessica Mulroney ist schon seit Jahren für Meghans Looks verantwortlich Alles beginnt, als Meghan Markle in 2011 ihre Hauptrolle in der Serie "Suits" bekommt und sie sich nach einer Mode-Beraterin umguckt

 Jessica scheint für den Job genau die Richtige zu sein, ist sie doch keine Unbekannte: Sie kleidet bereits die First Lady Kanadas ein und ist selber mit dem Sohn des ehemaligen Premiers, Brian Mulroney, verheiratet

Außerdem sieht sie Meghan verdammt ähnlich, hat einen ganz ähnlichen Stil und weiß somit am Besten, was der Amerikanerin steht und was nicht

 Kaum verwunderlich, dass die beiden Freundinnen auch auf die Entfernung immer noch zusammenarbeiten

So soll Jessica zu einer Brautkleid-Anprobe von Meghan extra nach London gereist sein und sie nun auch auf ihrer Irland-Reise unterstützt haben

Facebook Pinterest Twitter E-Mail Modische Beratung auf 5.632 Kilometern Entfernung Bei ihrem Besuch der Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition glänzte Herzogin Meghan in einem rosafarbenen Trenchcoat-Kleid des kanadischen Labels Nonie

Doch dieser Look war kein Zufall! Die glückliche Designerin, Nina Kharey, hat beispielsweise auch Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau, die Frau des kanadischen Premierministers, als Kundin

Dementsprechend kauft Meghans Stylistin, Jessica Mulroney, schon lange bei Nonie ein

Eine logische Konsequenz, dass sie ihrer besten Freundin Meghan Markle das Label vorstellte

  Vor ihrer Verlobung mit Prinz Harry im November, kaufte Meghan mehrere Teile aus der Kollektion von Nina Kharey

Somit hatte Jessica bei diesem Auftritt ganz gewiss ihre Finger mit im Spiel und stimmte letzte Details mit Meghan per Telefon ab

Facebook Pinterest Twitter E-Mail  Auch das olivgrüne Ensemble, welches Meghan zur Taufe von Prinz Louis trug, das hübsche Dior-Kleid zum Gottesdienst in der Westminister Abbey oder auch der tolle Ralph-Lauren-Look in Wimbledon, stehen mit Meghans guter Freundin in Verbindung und zeigen uns, dass wir uns in Zukunft auf noch mehr tolle Outfits der Herzogin freuen können

   

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Jimmy Kimmel Celebrates the End of Ivanka Trump's Fashion Brand - Duration: 1:41.

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✅ Ivanka Trump is closing her controversial namesake fashion brand - Duration: 4:00.

First daughter Ivanka Trump has shuttered her namesake clothing brand "ASAP" and layoffs have begun more than one year after she distanced herself from the brand

"When we first started this brand no one could have predicted the success that we would achieve" Trump said in a statement according to The Hollywood Reporter

"After 17 months in Washington I do not know when or if I will ever return to the business but I do know that my focus for the foreseeable future will be the work I am doing here in Washington so making this decision now is the only fair outcome for my team and partners

"Company president Abigail Klem added "We are incredibly proud of the brand we have built and the content and product we've developed for our customers

Our platform has become an indispensable resource for our loyal community of women.We've seen strong sales since the brand's inception which continued through this year with the successful launch of our rapidly growing e-commerce business

""It's just never recovered since she stepped away from the company" a source told Page Six of the company Trump launched in 2007

Market Watch also reported that Klem broke the news to her 18 employees Tuesday while Trump herself is expected to speak to the staff

Since Trump accepted her role as assistant to the president her fashion brand has been under attack. Per theWall Street Journal she often showcases her own designs (for example between March and October 2017 she wore her brand in 46 of 68 photos posted to social media) and was often accused of being a "walking billboard

"As Guian McKee Ph.D. a professor of presidential studies at the University of Virginiatold theJournal"Ivanka Trump is testing the boundaries on federal rules that bar government employees from using their position to promote brands that personally enrich them

"The clothing brand wascategorized as unpatriotic for not making the majority of its clothes in Americaand for using a Chinese factory that severely underpaid its workers only offering them about $60 a week

As NBC News reports the unnamed factory produces multiple fashion brands not limited to that of Trump.Social media was also upset that the brand did not offer maternity leave to its employees as alleged by former worker Marissa Velex Kraxberger in a 2016 Facebook post

Klem has since clarified that the brand has offered maternity leave since 2017 saying the "business was new" duringVelex Kraxberger's tenure

In 2017 counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway was admonished for promoting Trump's brand on television — and possibly violating rules set by the— telling Fox & Friends "It's a wonderful line

I own some of it. I fully — I'm going to give a free commercial here. Go buy it today everybody. You can find it online." According to Politico Conway had "been counseled on that subject and that's it

"Trump's brand also landed on the #GrabYourWallet list a movement aimed at discouraging business for companies affiliated with the first family

Due in part to the list Trump's clothing has been pulled from various department stores such asNeiman Marcus Jet.comNordstromDSW and most recently Canadian storeHudson's Bay

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Fashion-Regel: Das ist für Herzogin Meghan erst einmal tabu - Duration: 2:45.

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✅ Ivanka Trump is folding her fashion line, 'ASAP' - Duration: 1:43.

 Joe Simonson, DCNF  Ivanka Trump will shutter her clothing and shoes company, according to a report by Page Six Tuesday afternoon

 The company will be folded "ASAP," with all staff members losing their jobs.  "It's just never recovered since she stepped away from the company," an insider told Page Six

 Shortly after her father President Donald Trump assumed office in January 2017, Trump stepped down from leading the company in an effort to eliminate any potential conflicts of interest as she took on a role in the White House

 Since her exit from the company, the line has struggled with sales. A number of stores like Nordstrom, Burlington Coat Factory and TJ Maxx stopped selling the line due to a lack of demand from the public

 After Nordstrom decided to drop the line from its inventory in February 2017, Trump tweeted out support for her daughter

 "My daughter Ivanka has been treated so unfairly by Nordstrom," Trump said. "She is a great person — always pushing me to do the right thing! Terrible!"  Follow Joe on Twitter

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Bringing Indigenous Chinese Textiles Into the Luxury Fashion Market - Duration: 3:04.

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Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2012 - Duration: 43:29.

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Ivanka Trump winds up fashion business to focus on White House - Duration: 3:49.

Ivanka Trump, US President Donald Trump's oldest daughter and close adviser,  is winding up her lucrative her fashion business to focus on an "indefinite" career in politics

 Ms Trump first distanced herself from the self-titled company she started in 2014 when she entered the White House as a senior adviser

 Various reports say she has since become frustrated by the difficulties in avoiding possible conflicts of interest while serving in the Trump administration

 A spokesperson for the company said in a statement Ms Trump's decision had "nothing to do with the performance of the brand and is based solely on Ivanka's decision to remain in Washington indefinitely"

 Ms Trump said she did not know "when or if I will ever return to the business". "But I do know that my focus for the foreseeable future will be the work I am doing here in Washington, so making this decision now is the only fair outcome for my team and partners," she said in a statement

 "I am beyond grateful for the work of our incredible team who has inspired so many women; each other and myself included

While we will not continue our mission together, I know that each of them will thrive in their next chapter," she added

 The company said licensing contracts would not be renewed and those in place will be allowed to run their course

 Ivanka Trump first ventured into the fashion business in 2007, when she started selling a line of jewellery

 She launched her brand in its current form in 2014. Soon afterward, the company added footwear and handbags, before expanding into areas from denim and activewear to baby bedding products

 The number of full-time employees at the Ivanka Trump brand wasn't included in a news release about its closure

 Mr Trump, whose fortune comes from real estate development, came into office carrying a broad family business portfolio that trades heavily on the family name

The President has made regular visits to Trump-branded properties during his time in office, prompting some critics to complain that he is using the profile of his office to promote his private businesses

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Arkansas Fashion School Students Debut Designs - Duration: 3:14.

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Perspective | Ivanka Trump's fashion lie is finished - Duration: 6:37.

Ivanka Trump arrives at a "Pledge to America's Workers" event in the East Room of the White House in July

Her fashion brand, which is manufactured abroad, is shutting down. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post) by Robin Givhan July 24 at 5:35 PM Email the author The Ivanka Trump fashion brand is shutting down

Its death was pronounced Tuesday afternoon. In the past two years, the brand has been pummeled for business practices at odds with its namesake's political rhetoric

 Employees will lose their jobs. Ivanka Trump, the woman, will focus on her work in Washington

Partisan politics will roar on. The fashion world will survive. The womenswear brand, founded in 2011, was built around the public persona of Ivanka: the tall, blonde corporate executive with the famous last name, a mother of three with a lifestyle glamorously — no, adorably — curated for Instagram

The label was aimed at young, white-collar working women, and so the collections were filled with sheath dresses, simple silhouettes in feminine floral prints and office-ready shoes

There was nothing particularly unique about the products. Indeed, the company was accused of knocking off other brands

But there was nothing wrong with the clothes, either. And that, along with the price and the marketing, was what made them sell

The company aimed to dress a group of women that much of Seventh Avenue has shunned, because designers like to make clothes for daring hipsters and wealthy CEOs

The on-a-budget middle goes wanting. The Ivanka Trump fashion brand catered to managers, bureaucrats, assistants, junior executives and the like

For about $150, a woman could buy a perfectly appropriate work dress that made her look a little bit stylish

It gave her an alternative to the Ann Taylor ghetto, a break from the self-consciously trendy J

Crew, a reprieve from mass-market bland. The Ivanka Trump label sold a narrative focused on professional glamour and mothers who have it all — preferably in an Upper East Side co-op

The story it told was of an idealized working woman whose light and airy home was always filled with fresh peonies and hydrangeas and whose daily schedule was a color-coded symphony of organization: morning run, board meeting, parent-teacher conference, date night

The brand was Ivanka. Or at least the flawlessly coifed version of herself that she presented to the world

The modestly priced Ivanka Trump brand was aimed at young, working women. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters) The gloss peeled away when Ivanka, the daughter, came to Washington as an adviser to her father, the president, who said he wanted to put America first and who touted the importance of manufacturing in the United States

Because her brand was no mere vanity project, and making money was the point, her name was licensed to manufacturers, who did the work overseas, where labor was cheap

Business wasn't pretty, but it was profitable. In 2017, she published a book offering women advice on how to be their own best advocates and fight for their interests in the workplace, while the company that bore her name failed to offer the kind of work-life benefits that her book was telling women that they deserved

[Ivanka's advice for working women who already have it pretty good] Politics, with all of its hot air and bluster, made Ivanka Trump a walking contradiction

By extension it made her company's sins plain.  Shoppers boycotted it. Social media trolls attacked it

Department stores dropped the brand. In truth, none of these business practices are especially unusual in the fashion industry, even if they have increasingly been recognized as flawed, unsustainable and even immoral

Consumers are also skilled at ignoring fashion's dark underbelly when it benefits them

Most sneakers are manufactured overseas. Fast fashion thrives on depressed wages

Landfills are stuffed with our castoffs. What made the ire over the this brand notable is not the nature of its business practices

It was the hypocrisy that outraged critics. Still, there's plenty of that in fashion, too

An awful lot of brands that exploit Americana are manufactured overseas. Plenty of brands are accused of copying

But only the Ivanka Trump brand has Ivanka. [Ivanka, Inc.: How the practices of the first daughter's fashion line collide with political principles] Intertwined with the fashion narrative of tasteful work attire, accessible pricing and woman-friendly rhetoric was the political story line

She was supposed to be the gleaming beacon for women in the new administration, the voice of the family, the Trump-whisperer

It's hard to say which made people angrier: the fashion company that shunned American workers or the company's founder who disappointed a contingent of American voters

Ultimately, the two grievances became one. And a fashion lie became a political one

Ivanka Trump will focus on her work in Washington. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)

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Ivanka Trump Shuts Down Fashion Brand; Firm Cites Limitations From Ethics Rules - Duration: 5:01.

Ivanka Trump Shuts Down Fashion Brand; Firm Cites Limitations From Ethics Rules

Ivanka Trump is closing her fashion company, saying her commitments in helping her father in Washington — and the limits imposed on her business as a result — have left her with no other option.

"After 17 months in Washington, I do not know when or if I will ever return to the business," Ivanka Trump said in a statement, "but I do know that my focus for the foreseeable future will be the work I am doing here in Washington, so making this decision now is the only fair outcome for my team and partners.

The move comes after Trump faced scrutiny for her commercial enterprises as she joined her father to work as a senior adviser in the White House.

Questions of potentially preferential treatment were raised after China granted more than a dozen trademarks to Trump's company.

Chinese officials said there was nothing improper with the government handled the trademark applications.

The fashion and clothing brand generated at least $5 million for Trump via the trust she formed to control it last year, according to documents that the White House released in June.

Taken together, Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, reported earnings of at least $82 million in 2017.

Confirming the shutdown, the company released a statement saying, "This decision has nothing to do with the performance of the brand and is based solely on Ivanka's decision to remain in Washington indefinitely.

The company also cited the "strict limitations on the business" that were put in place when Trump resigned to take up a job in the government.

The original business had been structured around growth, the company said, adding that the restrictions placed on it due to ethics rules "limited the brand's ability to grow — both domestically and abroad.

Abigail Klem, president of the Ivanka Trump brand, called its closure "a very difficult decision for Ivanka.

Critics had questioned several instances when Trump's role in her father's administration was seen overlapping with the business that bore her name.

After she appeared on 60 Minutes with President Trump, for instance, the company pushed out an ad for the expensive bracelet she had worn during the segment.

And less than two weeks into the administration taking office, Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway said on Fox News, "Go buy Ivanka's stuff.".

Existing Ivanka Trump products will continue to be sold under existing licensing contracts that have put the company's wares on shelves at stores such as Lord & Taylor, Dillard's and Bloomingdale's, and online at Zappos, Amazon and other sites.

Ivanka Trump first ventured into the fashion business in 2007, when she started selling a line of jewelry.

She launched her brand in its current form in 2014.

Soon afterward, the company added footwear and handbags, before expanding into areas from denim and activewear to baby bedding products.

The number of full-time employees at the Ivanka Trump brand wasn't included in a news release about the closure.

The company's website currently lists a staff of 12.

In her statement about winding down the company, Trump added, "While we will not continue our mission together, I know that each of them will thrive in their next chapter.