Why Ivanka Trump Cropped Out Kimberly Guilfoyle Out Of Tiffany Trump’s Wedding Picture?

Former First Daughter Ivanka Trump posted many photos from her half-sister Tiffany Trump's wedding to businessman Michael Boulos on social media, but cropped out Kimberly Guilfoyle.

In the photo in question, Tiffany was seen standing in the middle of the frame in a white, beaded Elie Saab gown. Her mother Marla Maples was standing next to her in a lavender frock. Her father’s wife, Melania Trump was also in the frame, wearing a peach dress. Her sister-in-law, Lara Trump, was also seen in a silver beaded dress.

Matron-of-honor Ivanka was seen standing in an asymmetrical Cinderella gown in the photo. There was one problem with the photo that was taken on Saturday, but it was cropped out, reported New York Post. Ivanka was standing next to her brother’s fiancée, Guilfoyle, in the photo. She seemingly did not get the pastel memo for the wedding ceremony as the 53-year-old wore a black frock. It had oversized puff sleeves and a high-low hemline.

The fiancée of Donald Trump Jr. was part of the original photo with the five Trump women. But Ivanka posted a version on social media in which Guilfoyle had been cut out.

The cropped image started the age-old debate about whether or not it’s appropriate to wear black to a wedding. Amanda Sanders, a celebrity stylist and fashion consultant, said that she was "really surprised to see Kimberly in that look – it seems dark and heavy. It looks witchy, like a costume – the make-up is heavy." She noted that it did ruin the look, and she could "understand Ivanka cutting her out.” Wearing black to a wedding has long been frowned upon, but dresses in darker shades have become more acceptable over the years.

But after Ivanka cut Guilfoyle out of the wedding photo, Melania's ex-aide Stephanie Winston Wolkoff blasted the entire Trump family as “mean-spirited and heartless," reported Page Six. Wolkoff said that this is a "heartless, mean-spirited, and divided family … that doesn’t care about one another or anyone else." She added that this is the "Trump mentality and brand and none of them are breaking with tradition, all for one and none for all.”

Hours after Ivanka’s snub was spotted, she shared the full version of the wedding photo to her Instagram Story. It was possibly to suggest that there are no hard feelings between her and her sister-in-law.