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Scoping Out The Trump SoHo With Ivanka on 'Nightline'

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October 20, 2009 at 4:58 PM | by | Comments (0)

In case you missed it, Ivanka Trump was on Nightline last week, talking about nepotism, her conversion to Judaism, her impending marriage, and—our favorite part—Trump SoHo. There’s not too much of the hotel’s much-vaunted Rockwell design to see in this clip, but if you want to see Ivanka in construction boots, this may be as close as you’ll get without stalking the still-in-the-works hotel. (She says her dad would kill her if he saw her in 4-inch stilettos on a construction site.)

You can kinda sorta see the view from the Terrace Penthouse, even though it’s raining and Ivanka doesn’t want to go out on the balcony. For the rest of the details, we turned to the hotel’s press release to get our imagination working …

Before the hotel opens on February 1st, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex with the massive terrace will be jazzed up with Fendi Casa sofas, chairs, headboards, side tables and end-of-bed benches (ooh, we like those). The bedding will be custom-made by Bellino, and guests will get to choose from the Trump Pillow Menu. Comfy elements will also include Aviva throw pillows (with a eucalyptus motif) and cashmere throws in blue and gray.

All guest rooms in the hotel get this treatment (along with both a rain shower and separate tub, and vanities wrapped in hand-stitched leather)—but the Terrace Penthouse and nine other two-bedroom penthouse suites will also include Sub-Zero refrigerators, dining tables and other special amenities.

We look forward to finding out just how special, but considering this is Trump, we expect them to be unabashedly OTT.

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