Several Democratic women in Congress wore pink for President Trump’s first address to Congress in a display of defiance. For some observers, the stylistic protest did not have the desired effect.

Forget white suffragist pantsuits, the political uniform of the female Trump opposition during the president’s first term. On Tuesday night during President Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress, about three dozen members of the Democratic Women’s Caucus wore bright hues of pink.

Democratic women attending Tuesday's Joint Session of Congress are wearing pink to protest President Donald Trump. More than 30 Democratic women were seen wearing the color, including Hawaii Rep. Jill Tokuda, who had portions of the Constitution written on a pink suit.