Lady in red! Ivanka Trump dons a bright coat and a pillbox hat to take her three scooting children to synagogue without her husband Jared on the last day of the Jewish holiday Shemini Atzeret

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• Ivanka, 37, was seen taking her children Arabella, Joseph, and Theodore to the Friends of Lubavitch Synagogue in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday while celebrating the last day of Shemini Atzeret
• The first daughter donned a red Carolina Herrera coat with a scarf over a black and white polka dot dress
• In keeping with her religion's dress code, she covered her head with a black pillbox hat 
• Ivanka's husband Jared Kushner headed to work in a Secret Service SUV earlier in the morning 
• However, the White House senior adviser was with his family when they visited the synagogue on Monday 
• Shemini Atzeret is the holiday that immediately follows the seventh day of the Jewish festival of Sukkot
• It began at sundown on Sunday, October 20 and ends at sundown on Tuesday, October 22
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• Ivanka Trump was dressed to the nines in a bright red Carolina Herrera coat and a black pillbox hat as she headed to her local synagogue with her three children to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Shemini Atzeret on Tuesday. 
  The first daughter, who was joined by her husband Jared Kushner the day before, walked by herself as her kids  — Arabella, eight, Joseph, six, and Theodore, three — rode their scooters on the sidewalk. 
  Jared, 38, headed to work in a Secret Service SUV earlier in the morning, leaving Ivanka, 37, to take their children to the Friends of Lubavitch Synagogue, which is located in their ritzy Kalorama neighborhood in Washington D.C.
   
• The family was seen seen stepping out of the front gate of their home around 11 a.m. with the kids' scooters in tow. 
  Ivanka made sure each of her children had their helmets securely fastened on their heads before she let them ride off ahead of her. 
  The mother of three, who has enjoyed her husband's company during their most recent trips to the synagogue, trailed behind her kids.
  Ivanka kept warm in her Carolina Herrera fit-and-flare double-faced coat with a scarf, which she wore over a black dress with white polka dots.  
• The White House senior adviser paired the coat with matching red pumps during her visit to Munich, Germany, back in February, but on Tuesday, she opted for black heels to match her dress. 
  In keeping with her religion's strict dress code, she covered her head with a black pillbox hat, a style made popular by former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy in the early 1960s. 
  Ivanka's sons were bundled up in puffy coats, which they wore over their button-down shirts and khakis. Arabella, however, ditched her coat and donned just a long-sleeve black dress featuring a white grid pattern. 
  Shemini Atzeret immediately follows the seventh day of the Jewish festival of Sukkot. It is a separate, yet connected, holy day devoted to the spiritual aspects of Sukkot.
  This year, the holiday began at sunset on Sunday, October 20, and it will end at sundown on Tuesday, October 22.

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