Melania looks like a real-life Disney princess dazzling London in a yellow gown

Melania Trump, the current First Lady of the United States of America, has been turning heads due to the beautiful dress that she wore to a lavish evening at Blenheim Palace.

The 48-year-old beauty accompanied her husband to London, where they landed on Thursday, July 12, 2018, after a quick stop in Belgium after leaving for Europe on Tuesday.

Melania's sense of style is quite famous and, while sometimes she gets criticized for her looks, this time Twitter users were nice regarding the yellow gown that she chose to wear.

The couture off-the-shoulder piece was designed by French atelier J. Mendel, and it is very similar to the one worn by Belle in the classic Disney film, Beauty and the Beast.

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In the movie, Belle wears the dress to waltz with her bestial-looking prince, while Melania wore it to walk to Winfield House, the U.S. ambassador's residence in London, alongside Donald Trump.

The First Lady's dress, which she paired with silk pumps by Manolo Blahnik, her favorite designer, had a long cape attached that flared out every time she moved, allowing the couture design to shine.

As for her hair, Melania opted for a stylish blowout that let her beautiful brown locks adorn her exposed shoulders. She truly looked like a Princess from a Disney film.

Trump looked quite sharp as well, sporting a classic black tuxedo, black shoes and a bowtie around the collar of a white shirt.

The presidential couple met with U.K.'s Prime-Minister Theresa May, and while the President will be spending Friday at Chequers, her countryside retreat, Melania will be staying in London with May's husband, Philip.

Seeing Melania go back to her favorite shoe designer was a slight breath of fresh air, considering that, during her first two days outside of the U.S., the 48-year-old was spotted wearing two different pairs of Louboutins, which she matched with a white Elie Saab dress.