Ivanka Trump wore a long white gown, complete with black floral patterns and trim at dad Donald Trump’s inaugural Liberty Ball in Washington, DC, Monday night.

The president’s eldest daughter accessorized with long black gloves and a seemingly diamond-encrusted necklace.

Ivanka’s husband, Jared Kushner, showed up to the big bash in a dashing tuxedo, much like the rest of the men taking part in the inaugural ball.

Earlier in the day, Ivanka, 43, looked pretty and polished in a forest green skirt suit and matching hat from Dior for her father’s swearing-in ceremony.

She completed her look with black leather gloves and a Lady Dior bag.

Ivanka sported several Oscar de la Renta ensembles during the weekend’s pre-inauguration festivities, which angered liberal fans of the fashion house.

For Sunday evening’s candlelight dinner, she opted for an off-the-shoulder silver gown covered in crystal and pearl embroidery.

For a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery earlier in the day, she selected a camel coat with orchid appliqués.

The first daughter was joined for the morning’s church service by her three children: daughter Arabella, 13, and sons Joseph, 11, and Theodore, 8.

The teen donned a camel-colored belted cape and matching pants, while her brothers were dressed in navy blue suits.

Ivanka and Kushner, 44, got married in October 2009.

The businesswoman gave birth to the couple’s baby girl in July 2011.

Arabella became a big sister in October 2013 when Ivanka and her investor spouse welcomed Joseph.

The youngest of the trio, Theodore, arrived in March 2016.