A growing group of agitated women have started boycotting her brand but that didn't stop Ivanka Trump from showcasing a few pieces from her latest collection during an outing with the family on Monday morning.
The 34 year-old and her husband Jared Kushner, 35, were flanked by Secret Security agents as they were photographed with children Arabella, 5, Joseph, 3 and Theodore, 7 months, out on a morning stroll in New York City.
The mother of three kept warm in a maroon wrap coat but left her legs bare in a pair of matching lace up heels, both from the latest Ivanka Trump collection.
Arabella looked like a mini version of her mother in a maroon bow and matching leggings. The kindergarten student helped mom push Theodore's stroller as they left their Park Avenue apartment.
Meanwhile, little Joseph was a spitting image of his dad in his blue school uniform which included a navy tie.
Jared, who was pushing Joseph's stroller was dressed for a casual day at office in a baby blue shirt layered up by a navy blue sweater with khaki bottoms and black sneakers.
Although Trump's daughter tried to muster up a smile, she seemed more tense than ever as she chatted with daughter, Arabella.
Since release of a 2005 audio tape capturing him bragging in lewd terms that he can do whatever he wants with women, women over the country have accused him of sexual misconduct. This has led to setbacks in Ivanka's business.
Some women have called upon various stores that carry her label, including Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's and Macy's to stop selling it because of her continuous support for father Donald Trump despite allegations of sexual harassment against him.
"If Ivanka Trump had distanced herself from the campaign I would not be boycotting her," Shannon Coulter, who called on Americans to boycott the brand earlier this month, told the Guardian. "But something changed for me when that tape was released."
Shannon, who shared her own experience of sexual harassment at the hands of a male superior, launched the hashtag "GrabYourWallet" on October 11, a reference to Donald's offensive "grab them by the p***y" remark from the audio tape.
Ivanka's spokesperson reportedly claimed that she had made the following statement regarding the controversy:"My father's comments were clearly inappropriate and offensive and I'm glad that he acknowledges this fact with an immediate apology to my family and the American people."
In addition, Abigail Klem, the Chief Brand Officer of her label said that the sales were still strong among women.
Despite the political tension circulating around the upcoming Presidential Elections, Ivanka didn't look like she had a care in the world as she spent the weekend with her family at her home in New Jersey.
On Saturday night, she enjoyed a date night with her husband Jared at Beneduce Vineyards and the next day she took to Instagram to share snaps of her youngest son in a mickey mouse costume with the caption,"This little boy can't wait until Halloween."
