Ivanka Trump looked stunning in Oscar de la Renta ensembles at her father's inauguration. The custom designs, which included a crystal-embroidered gown, sparked mixed reactions online, highlighting how politics and fashion intersect.

Oh ok so we’re done with odlr,” one social media user wrote via Instagram, while another said “boot licking is never in season.”

Oscar de la Renta, the person, was an immigrant from Dominican Republic who passed away in 2014. During his career he dressed several first ladies, including Hillary Clinton and Laura Bush. He was also friendly with Nancy Reagan, and is often credited for the “Reagan red” with which she is often associated.

Ivanka Trump and incoming Second Lady Usha Vance donned outfits from fashion brand Oscar de la Renta during Donald Trump's pre-inauguration festivities.

Ivanka Trump attended the Inaugural Candlelight Dinner wearing a custom Oscar de la Renta gown. Her outfit featured an off-shoulder design with crysta

There have been many notable moments so far from the events leading up to Inauguration Day and Inauguration Day itself, and some have been the fashion statements made by those attending the ceremonies.

Calls to boycott Oscar de la Renta emerged after Ivanka Trump and Usha Vance wore custom gowns by the fashion house to pre-inauguration events

Ivanka Trump wore over $1.1 million worth of diamond jewelry from Leviev at events held in honor of President Donald Trump's inauguration. At a dinner the night before the inauguration, Ivanka Trump wore a custom Oscar de la Renta dress embroidered with crystals and pearls along with diamond and platinum pear-shaped drop earrings from Leviev.

Ivanka Trump chose a black and white Givenchy haute couture gown on Monday for the Inaugural Night Balls. Trump’s Inaugural Night Givenchy haute couture gown was inspired by a 1953 style from the house’s archives.

President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump wore a dress to the Liberty Inaugural Ball on Jan. 20 that paid tribute to an iconic look Audrey Hepburn sported in her 1954 film Sabrina.