It doesn’t take an eagle-eyed observer to notice certain similarities among the individuals in Donald Trump’s inner circle: heavy, “cakey” makeup with eyelash extensions, a so-called Texan blowout, an artificial tan, a narrow-bridged nose, and exaggerated Botox and lip fillers.
Combined, these features form what has come to be known as the “Mar-a-Lago face,” a look synonymous with artificiality and a lack of subtlety.
Mar-a-Lago is Trump’s complex in Palm Beach, Florida, which he acquired in 1985. The property reportedly spans 126 rooms and 62,500 square feet (5,810 square meters), serving as the unofficial second White House, where the president invites many of his closest allies.
