Melania Trump Stuns With A $42K Ostrich Hermès Bag For First Outing After Husband's Guilty Verdict

Former First Lady Melania Trump isn't letting her husband, Donald Trump's conviction, cramp her fashion sense.

The mother of one was spotted with her son, Barron Trump, dressed glamorously as they stepped out of Trump Tower in NYC, one of Trump's many properties.

According to reports, they were headed for another of the billionaire mogul's properties, where they plan to stay amid the fallout of his hush money guilty verdict.

Since Donald Trump's historic guilty verdict in his New York hush money trial, Melania Trump has yet to put out a statement in support of her husband.

Melania and her son Barron were recently seen stepping out in public following Trump's guilty verdict in the hush money trial.

The outing marked the former model and her teenager's first public appearance since the conviction, as both had refrained from attending the trial to support the billionaire mogul.

If Melania was still upset about her husband's conviction, it definitely didn't show in her outfit, as she chose to glam up in an expensive and stylish manner.

Pictures taken of her showed the mother of one dressed in a well-tailored wool jumpsuit that rose slightly above her knee. According to Page Six, the outfit, which came in a brown color, was from Max Mara and reportedly cost around $1,345 at retail.

She complemented the attire with a cognac-colored ostrich Hermès Kelly bag, which retails for an average of $15,000 and $17,000 on the resale market and, according to a source, could cost about $42,000 for a brand-new purse.

Additionally, the former first lady was wearing a flat shoe from Roger Vivier Ballet, which cost around $875.

Meanwhile, Barron followed his father's signature style by donning a well-ironed blue suit over a white shirt sans tie. He completed the outfit with black dress shoes.

When the photos were taken, Melania and Barron were spotted leaving the Trump Tower in NYC.

They had several bags of luggage in tow, which the staff then loaded into a parked SUV.

According to reports, the duo was headed to Trump's Bedminster estate in New Jersey, which is dubbed as his safe haven. Trump acquired the property in 2002 before transforming it into a golf course and a country club. He has been seen vacationing there on several occasions in the last year amid being embroiled in multiple indictments.

It is unclear how long Melania and Barron would be staying at the property.

According to Page Six, sources revealed that Melania and her son were at Trump Tower when the billionaire mogul was handed a guilty verdict by his hush money trial jury.

A source claimed the duo were "smuggled in through the side entrance" to avoid paparazzi.

News of the verdict reportedly took a toll on the family, with many saying that it felt "like a funeral."

The source dished about it: "Everyone says Melania and the entire family are rallying around the former president. But the mood is nonetheless gloomy and gloomier right now. It's definitely viewed as a downer at Mar-a-Lago."

It was also claimed that Trump returned to the tower that day "looking older and tired," possibly from feeling the weight of the conviction.

Trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying his business records to conceal illegal payments made to former adult film star Stormy Daniels before the 2016 presidential election.

The verdict was unprecedented, as it made the billionaire mogul the first former president in U.S. history to be handed a felony conviction.

Trump is expected to be sentenced on July 11 and can face jail time if the presiding judge, Juan Merchan, decides to throw the book at him.

Regardless of the direction the sentencing takes, Trump can still run for office, as there is no law restricting someone with a felony conviction from being voted for as president.

Following the verdict, the 2024 presumptive GOP nominee expressed dissatisfaction, calling it a "disgrace" and saying that the "real verdict" will be seen during the presidential election later this year.

Trump is also expected to appeal the verdict as soon as possible, and his legal team will have just 30 days after his sentence to file a notice.