OMG! Did You SEE Melania’s St. Patrick’s Day Dress?

Love her or hate her, (and WHY would you ever hate her?!) can ANYONE deny that Melania is outrageously glamorous?!

I mean… who else celebrates St. Patrick’s Day like THIS:

First Lady Melania Trump in St. Patrick’s Day J’ADORE. https://t.co/uYkNzuWYwK pic.twitter.com/nXMbL4R9GC

— John Binder 👽 (@JxhnBinder) March 15, 2018

OMG. I’m obsessed.

Freaking FASHION ICON.

The White House released the following on yesterday’s celebration:

Ireland’s Taoiseach—the country’s term for its prime minister and head of government—is visiting President Donald J. Trump at the White House for St. Patrick’s Day. Leo Varadkar, who has served as Taoiseach since last June, continues a long tradition of visits from the Irish prime minister to the United States to mark the international Irish holiday.

In 1952, Ireland’s ambassador to Washington kicked off what became an annual custom by sending President Harry Truman a box of shamrocks. Four years later, the first St. Patrick’s Day meeting between an American President and the Irish Taoiseach took place at the White House.

By the 1990s, a St. Patrick’s Day visit from the leader of Ireland had become an annual tradition.

The Taoiseach’s visit offers a moment to reflect on the importance of the Irish people and their descendants to American history. To that end, President Trump declared March 2018 as Irish-American Heritage Month. “For centuries, the tenacious Irish spirit, paired with American self-reliance, has helped Irish immigrants and their descendants realize incredible dreams,” the President wrote. “With religious devotion, strength rooted in the love of family, and confidence in the promise of America, Irish Americans have engaged in the American experience in robust and meaningful ways.”

These contributions date back to our Nation’s beginning. At least eight signers of the Declaration of Independence, including four of the Founding Fathers, had Irish roots.

Presidents Andrew Jackson, John F. Kennedy, and Ronald Reagan all traced their ancestry back to Ireland. Today, no fewer than 33 million Americans claim Irish origins, including Vice President Mike Pence.

“My grandfather was very typical of the millions that would come to these shores. He embodied all that’s best about the Irish—sturdy work ethic, faith in God, love of family, patriotism,” the Vice President said. “And those are the enduring contributions of people of Irish descent in the history of this country.”

During his visit, Taoiseach Varadkar plans to promote Ireland and Irish businesses, as well as continue to deepen his country’s connection to its American ally.

“As we spend this month honoring Irish Americans, we also pledge to further strengthen our relationship with the Emerald Isle itself,” President Trump wrote in this month’s Proclamation. “We look forward to a bright future of greater friendship, cooperation, and commerce for centuries to come.”

And Melania herself tweeted the following:

Thank you Prime Minister Leo Varadkar for joining us in our traditional #StPatricksDay celebration at the @WhiteHouse today. May this year bring you and the people of Ireland the best of good luck! pic.twitter.com/N1E9Fp1KN4

— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) March 16, 2018

Ok… that’s all great and good… but seriously… I’m just here for the dress.

🌹☘❤☘ ❤🇺🇸🇮🇪 #MAGA #KAG pic.twitter.com/CtJNEIsMqt

— NYC4Trump ✨💫🌟 (@Nvehecnycrrcom1) March 16, 2018

Melania Trump wears emerald green to meet Irish Prime Minister First Lady Melania Trump, 47, looked stunning in an emerald green dress when she joined husband and US President Donald Trump for a St Patrick’s Day reception at the White House on Thursday… https://t.co/qtE6thdX6Y pic.twitter.com/YA5TiSoh1s

— Recipes of the Day (@RecipesOTD) March 16, 2018

Maybe she was making up for this?

Daily_Express: Melania Trump SNUBS tradition of green on St Patrick’s Day and dons RED coat and gloves … pic.twitter.com/zVnrq77WH1

— Elio♡ (@GAGAFEATLARRY) March 18, 2017

Ok… no need to make up for that. HOLY GLAMOROUS!!!