Since then, she was already considered a fashion icon and an inspiration for girl power. However, by becoming her First Daughter, a direct adviser to Trump, the eyes of the world have been on her.
Because of her political position, she has earned quite a few detractors. But she also has many fans of hers who follow her in her daily activities through the media and her own social media accounts. Even so much is the fanaticism that she can generate from her, that they not only follow her, but want to literally be her.
A woman decided to undergo 9 plastic surgeries to transform her face into Ivanka's double. She wanted to be the copy of her.
Sarah Schmidt, 34, has spent more than $60,000 to date to completely reshape her features. The woman gave an interview for the Inside Edition site, and there she explained that she was a fan of Ivanka because of her elegance, her beauty and the way she behaves.
Schmidt had her nose done, cheekbones put on, her chin trimmed, lipo-suction and breast implants, among her biggest interventions. And as crazy as it sounds that someone could be able to change her face to be someone else, Sarah's case is not isolated.
Tiffany Taylor (33), from Texas, and Jenny Stuart (36), from Houston, are two other women who have gone to the plastic surgeon to transform into Ivanka. Both have spent over 30 thousand dollars.
Personally, every time I read of these cases, I wonder what kind of doctor lacks such low ethics to agree to do something like this. Aesthetic plastic surgery should be to help improve the self-esteem of a person in need of fixing and improving an area of their body, but under no circumstances should someone be allowed to transform 100% just to look like someone else.
Not to mention the disproportionately high amounts of money they must spend only to be frustrated as a result. In my opinion, these women long to be like Ivanka Trump because they identify the power she has, her family, her economic status, her role in society, as well as her beauty (which, by the way, has also undergone surgery).
But the problem is that with a couple of aesthetic changes, which are far from replicating the face of the person they are looking for, they will not become that person. It is important to love and accept yourself as you are, and if we are going to compare ourselves with someone, let it be with ourselves to improve our own versions
