Theresa May paid a visit to the White House to meet with Trump. Russian State TV’s Dmity Kisilev comments on her outfit and shoe choice. According to Kisilev, the attire she chose was indicative of a humble attitude that the British Prime Minister adopted to meet with the American President. Trump had praised Brexit, and had suffered from criticism from the UK during his election campaign. Unlike Theresa May- who called for a renewal of sanctions against Russia, Trump was evasive on the issue and mentioned wanting to work with Russia if possible.

Theresa May, the UK Prime Minister, recently paid a visit to Donald Trump. The UK and USA have always had a very ‘special relationship’. She didn’t have anything new to offer, not even her outfit, her beloved orange uniform which looks like the one Aeroflot stewardesses wear. One minor change: she added a black belt to it.

She wore the same thing when she met last year with Putin. Before that, she wore it to a military review with Chinese president Xi Xiping. It must be some kind of all-purpose service uniform for her. And sure enough, the British style icon wore it again as she paid her respects to Mr. Trump.

Another fashion detail — her shoes. She attaches a lot of importance to this sort of thing. She has leopard skin ones she calls ‘political ice-breakers’. But this time she didn’t break out her ‘ice-breakers’, not even the flat-heeled model. The idea here, it seems, was to appear before Trump shod in pumps to match her favorite outfit.

I get it — after she and her foreign minister criticized Trump during the election, a little modesty is in order. All the more so because Trump keeps cheering on Brexit, thereby making the supposedly more independent UK even more dependent on the US.

Spurning the EU, May is offering the US a bilateral trade deal. It’s a good deal for Trump in two ways — he has more control over London, and the UK example encourages more separatism in the EU. They also agreed to work on fixing NATO.

Ms. May tried to bring up the Ukraine, but got nowhere.

"The UK is worried about the Russian sanctions because of the Ukraine. We believe they should be maintained until the Minsk agreements are fully implemented and we will continue to defend this position in the EU. ", — said May

Trump was evasive:

“As far as the sanctions, very early to be talking about that, but we look to have a great relationship with all countries, ideally. That won’t necessarily happen.

“Unfortunately, it probably won’t happen with many countries … But if we can have a great relationship with Russia, and China, and all countries, I’m all for that, that would be a tremendous asset.”

And just like that, the meeting was over. To be friendly, Trump agreed to pay a visit to the Queen, when he finds the time. That’s about it. She then jetted off to Turkey. On the plane, she probably wondered why the White House misspelled her name. ‘Teresa’ instead of ‘Theresa’.