Melania Trump certainly has an eye for holiday decor. Unfortunately, her first attempts at decorating the White House for major holidays have received, uh, mixed reviews.
You may remember Melania Trump’s first stab at decorating the White House for a major holiday. Her Christmas decorations didn’t exactly have people feeling the holiday spirit.
— Rosa Escandón (@humancomedian) November 27, 2017
Why do the White House Christmas decorations look like the stick labyrinth at the end of Season 1 of True Detective pic.twitter.com/jl0mHJjgRb
— Super Deluxe (@superdeluxe) November 27, 2017
I photoshopped Jack Skellington into Melania's Christmas decor and honestly I like it now. pic.twitter.com/hqx1QYBGhI
— Jesse McLaren (@McJesse) November 27, 2017
I wasn't sure whether Melania's White House Christmas decorations were more Pan's Labyrinth, It, or Stranger Things, so I combined them all. pic.twitter.com/FKkcVHcxlM
— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) November 27, 2017
Well, FLOTUS is back at it again with this year’s Easter decorations.
Happy #Easter pic.twitter.com/xVNXuvlVSm
— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) April 1, 2018
Slightly sinister, no? Last Easter, Melania was still splitting time between New York City and Washington and didn’t pay a large role in the decorating. But this year’s Easter decorations reflect a similar aesthetic as last year’s Christmas decorations.
Some people are just as terrified of her Easter decor as they were of her Christmas decor:
Is that the gateway to hell? https://t.co/wO4Mzfzh73
— drew olanoff (@yoda) April 1, 2018
This is like one of those haunted houses you can only enter after you’ve signed the waiver https://t.co/ibj1YgxoJZ
— Jason (@longwall26) April 1, 2018
Why do all the White House holiday pictures look like a threat? https://t.co/o5vl5j519J
— Ellyn "The LeBron of bouquet catching" Degenerate (@EllynDegenerate) April 1, 2018
Tbh I straight up admire her ability to make absolutely ANYTHING look deeply, sincerely sinister. https://t.co/o9bRwH3UGr
— Cherie Priest (@cmpriest) April 2, 2018
American Horror Story: Resurrection https://t.co/ZMuxOGastD
— JT (@ElPolloLoco60) April 2, 2018
Gotta be honest that @FLOTUS's "dystopian First Communion" aesthetic is pretty dope. https://t.co/dxVZg7dGxr
— Dan Lavoie (@djlavoie) April 1, 2018
“Resurrect me”-Melania, whispering to one of the bunny balloons when no one is looking https://t.co/mePz71ZxvZ
— Carey O'Donnell (@ecareyo) April 1, 2018
“Ah, Batman, come in. We’ve been expecting you” https://t.co/ibj1YgxoJZ
— Jason (@longwall26) April 1, 2018
The austere decorations definitely give off a “happy-within-strict-guidelines” vibe. Maybe Melania’s trying to tell us something? What do you think?