Move over, Kimberly Guilfoyle. Another woman in Donald Trump’s political circle is facing criticism over her fashion choices as Cheryl Hines sparked backlash for the outfit she wore to a high-profile pre-wedding celebration.
In a new Instagram post shared by Dr. Mehmet Oz, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s wife was criticized for wearing what some social media users considered an overly revealing dress.
The post was captioned, “Toasting the marriage of our dear friends Sean & Ainsley!”
The gathering celebrated Fox News personalities Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt, who tied the knot on Saturday, October 24, in Florida.

Cheryl Hines Slammed Over 'Revealing Dress' At Wedding
In the group photo, Hines posed alongside Donald Trump, her husband RFK Jr., Dr. Oz, and his wife, Lisa Oz.
For the occasion, the actress wore a fitted black gown featuring a daring strapless neckline that revealed her cleavage. She stood next to Trump, who smiled for the camera while giving a thumbs-up.
However, rather than focusing on the wedding celebration, some commenters quickly turned their attention to Hines’s outfit, questioning the dress's fit and neckline.
“I wish more females practiced MODESTY in the way they dress!” one person wrote.
“She needs more of that dress,” another commented.
“Gross,” a third user simply said.
Others criticized the group more broadly, with one person writing, “They are completely unhinged 24/7. Its sad.”
“Dress is too revealing,” another added.
“Disgusting!” one commenter remarked.
“The lady in the black dress is missing a part of it,” another person joked.
“Someone’s dress doesn’t quite fit,” a different user wrote.
One commenter even compared Hines to another woman who frequently wears similar gowns, saying, “Mrs. Kennedy is the new Lauren Sanchez.”
While the post was intended to celebrate Hannity and Earhardt’s wedding, Hines’s black gown ultimately became a talking point among critics online.
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MAGA Women Slammed Over Their Revealing Outfits
Several women in Donald Trump’s inner circle have faced criticism over their fashion choices, with some observers questioning whether their outfits are appropriate for formal political and government events.
Kimberly Guilfoyle, who recently resigned from her role as U.S. ambassador to Greece, has repeatedly drawn attention for wearing low-cut outfits to formal government occasions.
Natalie Harp, one of Trump’s close aides, has also faced criticism for wearing mini skirts while accompanying the president.
Last month, Ivanka Trump’s 15-year-old daughter, Arabella, came under scrutiny for wearing a black, low-cut, backless gown to a White House state dinner honoring Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife.

