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

Ivanka Trump's appearance in a silver Oscar de la Renta gown at a pre-inauguration event has prompted calls for a boycott of the brand. Critics labeled the fashion house as morally compromised due to its association with the Trump family.

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.

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

The fashion label has a long history of designing gowns for prominent figures, including former First Ladies Hillary Clinton and Jacqueline Kennedy.

Ivanka Trump dressed to impress for her father, Donald Trump's pre-inauguration candlelight dinner; however, many were not pleased with the fashion house that dressed her

Fashion fans are planning to boycott Oscar de la Renta after the designers dressed Ivanka Trump for an inaugural dinner before her father’s swearing-in ceremony on Monday (January 20). On Instagram, the brand boasted about dressing Donald Trump’s daughter in “a custom off-shoulder crystal and pearl floral-embroidered empire waist gown with silver stole,

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