Here is Madam Vice President's Thursday schedule:

1) In the morning, she joined President Biden in the Oval Office to receive and discuss the President's Daily Briefs.

2) In the afternoon, she joined President Biden again in the Oval Office to receive the weekly Economic Briefing and COVID-19 briefing.

3) Another historic moment took place on Thursday. Madam Vice President held an Oath of Office and swear in ceremony for the newest member of the Biden-Harris Administration. The then Congresswoman Deb. Haabland, an enrolled member of the Laguna Pueblo and 1 of two first Native American women elected to join Congress in 2019 representing New Mexico's 1st congressional district was nominated by the then President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Harris to the post of Secretary of The Interior.

In a long and delayed Senate vote of 51–40, she was confirmed as the first Native American Cabinet secretary in U.S. history. Dress in a traditional Pueblo dress, moccasins and jewelry, she took the Oath of Office becoming the First Native American and 54th Secretary of the Interior and the head of the United States Department of the Interior.

4) Following another Oath of the Office and swear in ceremony was held. Katherine Tai who nominated by the then Biden-Harris team to lead the The Office of the United States Trade Representative. 

In a Senate vote of 98-0, she was confirmed, making her the first and so far the only member of the Cabinet to be confirmed with no opposition. Ambassador Tai is now the first Asian-American and Woman of Colour as well the 19th United States Trade Representative.

5) Madam Vice President convened and hosted a group of women leaders in the Labor Movement to the ceremonial office to discuss the American Rescue Plan and supporting America’s workers

Look Details:

She was wearing her black Bespoke Prabal Gurung suit and trousers with black LaFayette 148 Perla Reversible Silk Blouse. Paired with Manolo Blahnik pumps