Trump's daughter shows off $5,000 dress amid controversy over US immigration ban

Ivanka was criticized for being "deaf" after sharing a photo of herself wearing a high-end dress to a party while hundreds of people were stranded due to Mr Trump's immigration ban.

President Trump's 35-year-old eldest daughter posted a photo on social media last night showing her and her husband asJared Kushner, senior White House adviser, prepares to attend a party in Washington.

In it, Ivanka wore a silver halter-neck dress by the designer.Carolina Herrera cost nearly $5,000 and Kushner wore a black suit with a bow tie, according to The Sun.

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The lavish dinner, held annually at the Alfalfa Club, has attracted the capital's elite and has been attended by US presidents since theRonald Reagan.However, Mr. Trump is said to not be present at this year's event.

Many Twitter users were quick to criticize Ivanka for her unwise move, even accusing her of "turning a deaf ear" to the chaos that was taking place at many airports after her father signed an executive order banning citizens from seven Muslim countries from entering the US for 90 days.

"Ivanka Trump, your father is responsible for the two senior citizens with green cards who were illegally detained at the airport.O'Hare 10am. Have fun!", wrote Oscar-winning actress and pop star Cher.

"Ivanka Trump, well done, the world is on fire and families are being torn apart and you're wearing a metallic dress," another person fumed.

One person even expressed fierce indignation: "Ivanka Trump is shameless in flaunting her disgusting wealth completely divorced from reality. So sad."

In an executive order signed on January 27, Mr. Trump also banned refugees, including women and children, from entering the United States for 120 days. The ban led to many protests at airports across the United States, with hundreds of people stranded and uncertain about their future.

President Trump's decree has also faced criticism from many world leaders.

According to VNE