Donald Trump is to start his tour of Asia being joined by his wife, Melania Trump.
They visited Hawaii before leaving to visit Asia, with the First Lady stunning onlookers as she stepped out in a classic white midi dress, with a high colour and v neck line.
The wrap dress showed off her toned arms with capped sleeves, and a simple black belt to accentuate her waist.
She finished off the look with some snakeskin pointed stilettos.
The couple headed to Honolulu, Hawaii, to visit the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbour, being greeted with traditional leis around their neck.
Before landing, President Trump tweeted: “Getting ready to land in Hawaii. Looking so much forward to meeting with our great Military/Veterans at Pearl Harbor!”
They participated in the wreath ceremony to remember all those who died on the attack on December 7, 1941, and threw flower petals into the battleships sunken remains underneath.
More than 2,300 military personnel died during the surprise attack.
Following on from his visit to the island, Donald Trump begins his tour of Asia, visiting Japan, South Korea, China Vietnam and the Philippines.
The ten-day tour comes at a critical time regarding Kim Jong-un’s threats from North Korea.
The President will be pushing for Chinese President Xi Jinping to get tougher with Pyongyang.
Donald Trump will attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Danang, Vietnam, make a state visit to Hanoi and end his trip with the Association of South East Asia Nations summit in Manila.
The First Lady, 47, joined her husband in a similar understated outfit whilst joining the President for the Asia tour.
A blue ensemble with a belted coat and blue stilettos was the outfit she chose before she changed into the white dress for Hawaii.
Donald Trump gave a speech outside of the White House before boarding the Marine One ahead of the trip to Asia.
He stated: “I think we are going to have great success, we will be talking about trade, we’ll be talking about obviously North Korea.
“We’ll be enlisting the help of a lot of people and countries and we’ll see what happens.”