Melania and Ivanka arrive at national prayer service

It may be Donald Trump's time in the spotlight, but it was his wife Melania and daughter Ivanka who took center stage with their stunning attire at the national prayer service on Saturday morning.

The new first lady, who wore a baby blue Ralph Lauren ensemble for the inauguration on Friday, was dressed to the nines in a chic A-line black belted coat and cobalt patent Louboutin pumps at the Washington National Cathedral.

Ivanka Trump arrived with her husband and family, donning a striking Oscar de la Renta velvet wrap dress with a matching handbag, headband, and leather gloves.



The first and second families arrived at the interfaith service at 10.30am - an inauguration tradition that dates back to George Washington's presidency

Don Jr., his wife in a maroon coat, Jared Kushner and wife Ivanka, clad in a cranberry coat, entered first, taking their seats in the second row, the Kushners on the right and the Trumps on the left.

Tiffany Trump was seated in the third row on the left, as well, wearing a white coat.



The Pences came in next, Karen Pence in a black outfit with a large, light pink collar, and the Vice President in a black suit and maroon striped tie, taking their seats in the front row.

President Trump also wore a black suit to the prayer service. His tie was dark blue with small white stripes. Melania wore her brunette hair down, after an up-do at Friday's inauguration.