Lara Trump struts down the catwalk in a blue corset dress for Mar-a-Lago fundraiser

Lara Trump strutted down the runway in a blue corset gown for a Mar-a-Lago fundraiser as Kimberley Guilfoyle proudly filmed her, just hours after the couple spoke at CPAC.

Lara, the wife of former President Donald Trump’s second son Eric, walked in a flowing dress by Parisian designer Anne Fontaine.

The ex-commander-in-chief’s daughter-in-law looked like she was having the time of her life, tossing her hair, playing with the cameras, spinning and showing off her legs in bare heels.

“Someone (@bigdogranchrescue) let me pretend to be a model again today,” she wrote on social media, thanking the charity for letting her participate.

Guilfoyle, the girlfriend of the former president’s eldest son, Don Jr., did not walk the runway but posted a video of Trump and photos with his fiancée’s sister-in-law.

The two-day event, titled ‘Wine, Women and Shoes,’ was held at the President’s Florida Mar-a-Lago resort and hosted by Big Dog Ranch Rescue.

Former President Trump did not appear, as he did in a surprise cameo at the 2021 event.

He called Lara, who helps organize the event, “incredible” before joking about an eventual Senate run for his daughter-in-law that never materialized.

The benefit not only features the promise of booze and models, but also a ‘celebrity dog ​​fashion show’.

Big Dog Ranch Rescue markets itself as “the largest cage-free, no-kill dog rescue in the US. We are committed to rescuing, breeding and adopting dogs into loving homes.”

Its president and founder, Laurie Simmons, like Trump and Guilfoyle, has often appeared as a guest of Tucker Carlson on his Fox News show.

In a press release celebrating Eric’s mother, Ivana Trump, after her death in 2022, the organization noted that “Eric and Lara Trump frequently participate in BDRR fundraisers to save dogs and Lara has been critical to obtaining legislation that prevents animal cruelty, including a ban on greyhound racing in Florida.’

A 2021 report from HuffPost he claimed the organization has spent as much as $1.9 million on Trump properties in recent years.

Lara Trump walked the runway at a charity pet adoption fashion show over the weekend

Kimberly Guilfoyle, fiancée of Donald Trump Jr., also attended the benefit.

Lara, the wife of former President Donald Trump’s second son Eric, walked in a flowing blue corset gown by Parisian designer Anne Fontaine.

The ex-commander-in-chief’s daughter-in-law looked like she was having the time of her life, tossing her hair, playing with the cameras, spinning and showing off her legs in bare heels.

“The quality of the service, the beauty of the place and the excellent rate that it gave us as a non-profit organization, as well as the generosity of the supporters that fill our event there every year, allows us to rescue and house thousands of dogs” .

“Our investment there and the other locations mentioned in the article has generated more than $12 million over an eight-year period, allowing us to continue our mission,” Simmons said in a statement defending his association with the Trump family. .

Claiming to have saved over 50,000 dogs since Big Dog Ranch Rescue was founded in 2008.

“Our mission is to save 5,000 dogs each year, heal them and place them with loving families, and educate people about proper dog care and the importance of spaying and neutering,” their website states.

Lara Trump served as an adviser to her father-in-law’s 2020 presidential campaign and spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in Maryland this weekend.

“With Joe Biden, America is falling apart,” he said during his speech, touting Trump’s efforts to reduce unemployment to Biden’s.

Lara Trump twirls the runway just hours after speaking at CPAC on Saturday

Lara Trump Glides Down the Runway at Big Dog Rescue Ranch’s ‘Wine, Women and Shoes’ Event

The two-day event, titled ‘Wine, WoMEN and Shoes,’ was held at the President’s Florida Mar-a-Lago resort and hosted by Big Dog Ranch Rescue.

Former President Trump once again dominated the opinion poll at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, with 62 percent of attendees polled saying they want him as the 2024 Republican nominee.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who skipped the annual talk that returned to suburban DC this year, again came in second with 20 percent support.

Trump improved his performance from last February’s CPAC, where he received 55 percent support, while DeSantis’ support held steady. He got 21 percent last year when the conference was held in his home state of Florida.

Former Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake, who continues to falsely claim she won her election, was voted first choice to be Trump’s vice president.