With 76.9 million votes, the Republican replaced Joe Biden as President ... coat with a matching Eric Javitas hat that featured white detailing. US President-elect Donald Trump sat alongside ...

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Trump walked up the steps and greeted Biden and first lady Jill Biden. The couples posed for photos, but did not answer questions shouted by the press. The Bidens and the Trumps turned around and ...

Marco Rubio is the first member of Donald Trump's second administration whose position was confirmed by the Senate.

The family members posed for photos ... Melania Trump, and towered over both her and his dad during the inauguration. The New York University freshman looked sharp in a navy suit, matching tie ...

Where in the world is Melania Trump? Back in Washington ... Wearing a long navy coat and matching wide-brimmed hat — which shielded her eyes in most photos and hindered her commander-in-chief ...

Melania Trump's fit drew snark on social ... (REUTERS) Wearing a long navy coat and matching wide-brimmed hat-- which shielded her eyes in most photos and hindered her commander-in-chief ...

Where in the world is Melania Trump? Back in Washington ... Wearing a long navy coat and matching wide-brimmed hat — which shielded her eyes in most photos and hindered her commander-in-chief ...

First daughter Ivanka Trump, 43, matched Melania's serious colour palette with an emerald green skirt suit with a matching hat ... Former first lady Jill Biden, 73, yet again wore a purplish ...

For her husband Donald Trump's second inauguration ... Adam Lippes that was accessorized with a large hat. In photos with Joe and Jill Biden before the swearing-in ceremony, Melania's eyes ...

Inauguration Day is all about pomp, pageantry - and pictures ... daughter Ivanka Trump, 43, matched Melania's serious colour palette with an emerald green skirt suit with a matching hat.

The inauguration is really about swearing in the next president, but first ladies throughout history have stolen the show with their inaugural gowns.