What designers will Melania Trump wear as First Lady?

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Melania Trump isn't yet First Lady, but she already has shown she has quite the extensive wardrobe for whatever the engagement. Donald Trump's wife appears to love London-based designers such as Roland Mouret & Roksanda Ilincic. The former model stunned when she wore a white Roksanda gown worth $2,190 to deliver her speech on the first day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in 2016. She wore an off-the-shoulder black Mouret dress, left, for the first presidential debate at Hofstra University in Long Island, New York. Photos: Getty Images

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Melania has been donning Alexander McQueen for years, most notably at the Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2011, where the First Lady-to-be wore a sleek gold gown. More recently, for the Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee, Melania accessorized her outfit with this British flag themed Alexander McQueen clutch, right. Photos: Getty Images

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Melania also loves American designers, of course. She has been spotted at Michael Kors' shows and wears the brand's clothes on a regular basis. For her visit to the polling station to place her vote in the presidential election, she donned a white Michael Kors A-line dress, right. Photo: Getty Images

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The new First Lady chose a coat by a French designer, Balmain, and matching Louboutins – her go-to designer for shoes – to wear over her Michael Kors dress at the New York polling station. Photo: Getty Images

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Melania also seems to have found a favorite in American designer Ralph Lauren, particularly the label's jumpsuits. She wore a striking white thigh split creation for the November 8 elections, and a sleek black number in Las Vegas for the third presidential debate. Photo: Getty Images

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Thierry Mugler is another label found in Melania's wardrobe. She wore this leg-baring number for the Time 100 gala in April 2016, which also coincided with her 46th birthday. Photo: Getty Images

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Melania also loves designs from Italy and has been known to wear chic pieces from Gucci. For the second presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri she donned a fuchsia pink pussy-bow blouse which retails at $1,100. Photo: Getty Images

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Choosing all her designs without the help of a stylist, Melania rocked an edgier couture look by South Africa-raised, New York-based designer Marc Bouwer at the 2012 Met Gala. Photo: Getty Images