Barron Trump stays true to his fashion genes with Gucci loafers

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Barron Trump has proven time and time again that he's got those fashion genes in him. After all, with Melania for a mom and designer Ivanka for a sister, it's expected that his closet is top-notch.

Most recently, the 11-year-old caused J.Crew to sell out in two different T-shirts, only after the internet went on an epic search to find out the designer behind the simple but bold graphic tees.

And despite conservative news site The Daily Caller picking on the young Trump for these style choices, it's quite evident that the tween has no time for any hateful comments.

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Stepping off Marine One on Sunday after a family getaway to Camp David, Barron Trump caught everyone's eye in his sleek navy suede loafers. The striped Gucci Kanye shoes come in a variety of colors and feature a chained bridge. They sell for a cool $480 at Nordstrom.

According to Footwear News, the first son also has the same pair in taupe, a versatile color that's perfect for the fall. Calm, cool and collected, Barron paired the moccasins with a navy polo shirt and white shorts -- no doubt a stylish way to end the summer.

Whether the first son is sporting a $25 graphic tee or designer shoes, the internet has come to a consensus: Barron Trump's style is a force to be reckoned with.

Related: Barron Trump through the years

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