The white outfit of Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller in the third government report 2021

During the third government report of the administration headed by Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), which was held this Wednesday from the National Palace, the First Lady, Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, opted for a simple outfit with light colors and bright blue details.

For this occasion, the researcher chose a white skirt made of a transparent fabric with a lining of the same color. The fabric was adorned with flowers that stood out around the edges in a metallic blue color, the same color Beatriz used in the shadows she placed on the lids.

The wife of the Mexican president used some sneakers of the same color and protected from the cold with a cream-colored jacket which he kept in place throughout the report. After the event, which lasted around two hours, Beatriz dedicated a few words to the president, which she accompanied with a photograph of the two.

“Keep it up! Mexico’s transformation doesn’t stop! Congratulations to our president for all he does for the country and for Mexicans. As always, 24/7 support!, he wrote from his Instagram account.

With this outfit, the equally academic reaffirmed her simple style. In the same vein, during the 2020 Report, Müller chose to wear a dress with three-quarter sleeves and integrated cape in pink bougainvillea.

The dress for this occasion was designed by the Mexican brand Mussi, originally from the historic center of Mexico City and directed by Ángel and Silvia Mussi. The dress has a cost of around 3000 pesos, according to the brand’s website, and is described as a piece with a semi-round neckline and a French fit.

On the back, it has a princess cut, with an invisible central closure and a shoulder closure. The doctor completed the outfit with open sneakers in the same brand color Ortiz. In the hairstyle, she decided to go wild and added as an accessory a necklace from Mexican jewelers and dressmakers, Celsa and Luciana.

Unlike this cheerful outfit, during the government’s first report, Beatriz wore a plain black dress cut to the calf. On this occasion, the First Lady decided to accentuate her waist with a thin belt in the same color as the dress.

On the feet, he used sneakers with a snake print and He wore accessories like a golden watch. It is common ground that the First Lady of this administration opts for simple and inexpensive clothing.

Example of this is the Gucci blouse that went viral at the end of 2020 and that later Beatriz herself clarified that she had acquired a similar one, but from another brand, at a low price. Around this time, Beatriz shared via her Twitter account that the ruffled blouse with a bow on the neck for which she had been honored it was actually acquired through an online store called Ezpopsy.

Contrary to Ruffled Bow Collar, as the Italian design house calls the blouse, it’s onIt cost $ 69.85, or 1,388 Mexican pesos, according to the store’s website. The garment has a stand-up collar, black grosgrain cotton bow closure, ruffles at the front, long sleeves with elasticated ruffle cuffs and a keyhole closure at the back.

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