First Lady Godfather

Why do I always start to hear the violin strains of the Godfather movie theme music by Nino Rota when I see Melania in the hat she wore at the inauguration? Why? I'll tell you why. Her look reminds me of Carlo Gambino, Brooklyn capo di capo until the youngsters in the organization got him to take a flu shot and rubbed him out medically. True or not, he passed away naturally in 1976 at 74 after a very long career at the top.

Melania beginning her second term as the nation's First Lady at the inauguration gave off a power look that told everyone who really got re-elected. Her. And The Donald is paying his respects.

It might be fitting that Melania's hat was designed by Eric Javits, a fashion designer who is the nephew of Jacob K. Javits, a 4-term Republican U.S. Senator from New York who passed away in 1986 and for whom the convention center on Manhattan's West Side is named after.

Does anyone remember what Hillary looked like at Bubba's first inauguration? She was pretty much a frump in a Woolworth ensemble that was topped off with a hat taken off a homeless person.  I think even Bill wondered who she was. 

I'm sure it's not fair to compare Melania to Hillary in fashion style. Melanie was a former model who makes wearing anything seem like a fashion statement. Women have been wearing baseball-style caps ever since Lauren Hutton developed the look, but Melanie looks no less stylish wearing one when accompanying The Donald on his recent disaster relief tour of the U.S.

We know everyone is looking at what is being worn at events as historic as an inauguration. Consider Mark Zuckerberg not being able to resist being a teenage boy and sneaking a look at Lauren Sánchez's appealing lingerie clad bosom. And he's not the only one trying to cop a peek. The photo of course went viral, and contributed to my daughter's opinion of Lauren as being a New Mexico pool toy.

The official First Lady photo has just been released for 2025. Melanie has a Chairman of the Board look befitting a Godfather image. You can't help but hear the theme.

She looks like a real estate tycoon selling multi-million dollar properties overlooking Central Park. Duplexes, of course.

Heavy is the head that wears the hat.

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