Melania wears ‘I really don’t care’ jacket on border visit 

First Lady Melania Trump wore a jacket that read “I really don’t care, do u?” as she boarded a flight on Thursday to a facility housing migrant children separated from their parents.

The green, hooded military jacket from Zara had the words written graffiti-style on the back.

When asked what message the first lady’s jacket intended to send, spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham said: “It’s a jacket. There was no hidden message. After today’s important visit to Texas, I hope the media isn’t going to choose to focus on her wardrobe.”

Grisham underscored that message in a tweet with the hashtags #SheCares and #ItsJustAJacket.

Melania Trump changed into a pale yellow jacket before the plane landed in McAllen, Texas, for a visit to the Upbring New Hope Children’s Center, which houses 55 migrant children.

Her visit came a day after her husband, President Donald Trump, signed an executive order reversing the policy of separating the children of illegal migrants from their parents at the border. The highly controversial policy had sparked a major backlash, including from members of Trump’s own party.

Like it or not, the jacket had her trending on Twitter. One user borrowed an image of the back of the Zara jacket to promote groups working on behalf of immigrant children.

Zara, a Spanish-based company with a large presence in the United States and around the world, had no comment on the uproar. The jacket belongs to the company’s spring-summer 2016 season.

It’s not the first time the first lady’s fashion choices have caused a stir.

Last August, a pair of her signature spike heels earned her a round of bafflement as she boarded Air Force One bound for Texas to tour devastation after Hurricane Harvey. She had changed into white sneakers by the time she and the president landed.

At one of the 2016 presidential debates, she showed up in a bright pink silk blouse with a large bow at the neck, long known as a “pussy bow blouse”. That was just days after reports surfaced that her husband had made lewd remarks years earlier about grabbing women by the genitals.

On the other side of the political aisle, former first lady Michelle Obama routinely caught grief from some critics for going sleeveless. Her husband, President Barack Obama, was the talk of a 24-hour news cycle when he donned a tan suit in 2014 for a media briefing.