Natalie Harp, Donald Trump's executive assistant, has again drawn attention with her expensive wardrobe, overshadowing the former president during a recent outing. Harp, who reportedly trails the 80-year-old with a portable printer, laptop, and battery pack to feed him uplifting news and positive polling data, was seen wearing an Ashton Belted Tweed Minidress from Cinq à Sept costing around £400.
Fashion Spotlight in Alaska
She also wore a £195 Blue Shadow Paradise Print Ruched Maxi Dress from ME + EM during a trip to Wasilla, Alaska, while Trump spoke about Taiwan agreeing to buy 30% of liquefied natural gas from a planned Alaska project for 20 years. Taipei indicated no binding commitments have been finalised, and Harp was later called on stage to take an executive order, capturing attention.
Online Reactions and Nicknames
Social media users commented on her appearance, with one saying, “Finally, something nice to look at instead of Trump's orange face.” Another noted she provides “a lovely break from the hell scape of watching a Trump speech,” and a third added, “I don't know what she does but at least she looks good doing it.” Harp has faced online mockery, including the nickname “nappy nurse,” stemming from internet conspiracies about Trump's hygiene, fuelled by sightings of her carrying a large rucksack.
Background and Devotion
Harp has previously been accused of having a “maladaptive attachment” to Trump and allegedly using AI to edit herself into an old photo with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Reports have circulated about intense letters she wrote to Trump that alarmed the Secret Service. A bone cancer survivor, she credits Trump's “Right to Try” healthcare legislation with saving her life, keeping her steadfastly by his side on the campaign trail despite criticism.
