Melons in total black, no ministers in a skirt. The ministers look at the government oath

Black suit and top over dècolletè heel 12. The first female Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni chose this look for the swearing-in ceremony. After her, Matteo Salvini, with Alberto da Giussano’s pin on the collar of his jacket, put on his eyeglasses to read the ritual formula.

Classic elegance for ministers in the Party Room for the oath. Among the ministers the dark tie prevails, with some exceptions such as Giancarlo Giorgetti, green, Francesco Lollobrigida, bourdeaux, Raffaele Fitto and Adolfo Urso, blue.

Black and white are the colors chosen for the classic suits. No skirt for the new ministers who have all opted for a suit jacket and trousers. The new university and research minister Anna Maria Bernini who wore a white shirt and Daniela Santanché who wears a silk shirt with a bow collar left open choose the classic black suit. Black also for Marina Elvira Calderone Minister of Labor and Social Policies who chose a silk under-jacket of the same color illuminated by a gold crew neck.

Dark also the suit of Eugenia Roccella, minister for the Family, Birth and Equal Opportunities who wears a polka dot shirt and wears a flat shoe. Optical white for Maria Elisabetta Alberti Casellati, the former president of the Senate now Minister for Reforms wears a white taielleur with a jacket with an irregular collar and chooses gold accessories, a large brooch on the left of the jacket. Total white look also for Alessandra Locatelli, Minister for Disability in double-breasted.