michelle obama: the first 100 days of fashion
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A pictorial recap of the First Lady's first 100 days with commentary.TRANSCRIPT
This itchy little number was carefully steamed off the
walls of the Lincoln bedroom. The residual
wallpaper adhesive initially gave the First
Lady a slight rash which was treated with a 1%
hydrocortisone cream.
The Lincoln bedroom wallpaper lives on.
This piece says, “I’m in charge and I’m from the future.”
Perfect for:
A.) Bossing around Senators
B.) Star Trek conventions
Powerful, authoritative, and futuristic.
The First Lady shows America how to reuse fabric from a perfectly good patio
umbrella.
Stylish, comfortable, andwater repellant.
Yesterday’s patio umbrella…Today’s First Lady couture.
The First Lady emphasized her stately charm by pointing out the exits in this Delta Airlines
uniform.
The Queen prefers when her guests dress as subservient workers such as flight attendants.
Originally serving as the Presidential bedspread
during the Nixon years, this comfortable piece has the
versatility for an elegant evening or an afternoon
catnap.
The Nixon bedspread breathes new life.
The First Lady created this classic summer style by
revitalizing a table cloth from the Carter Presidency. The piece accentuates the First
Lady’s sculpted shoulders.
Classic, versatile, picknicky.
.
Not your grandmother’s table cloth.
This First Lady works hard to keep her elegant shoulders
toned. Wonderful pieces like this ensure all those
pilates classes don’t go to waste.
The First Lady’s shoulders are her greatest asset.
This handsome outerwear was discovered by White House staffers in a Secret Service
training locker.
Alterations are planned to reveal the First Lady’s
sculpted shoulders.
For those times when the First Lady’s aids forget her umbrella.
With a little help from the White House seamstress, the First Lady rescued this beautiful
swatch from the White House drapery archives.
The piece gently accentuates the First Lady’s beautiful
sculpted shoulders.
Rejuvenating the Eisenhower Oval Office draperies.
The First Lady uses color to communicate her agenda. The
powerful eggplant lobbyists were flattered by this logical
and elegant choice. They also admired her beautiful sculpted
shoulders.
When honoring the Eggplant Growers of America, wear eggplant.
This historic pant suit was worn by Hillary on the
night she lost the Democratic primary.
“I hope it brings her more luck than me.”
- Hillary Clinton .
Donated by the Hillary Collection.
Everyone knows teal is more appropriate for a First Lady than all other colors in the
green family.
A First Lady can never wear too much teal.
Even without this wonderful piece, the
First Lady is still 68% better looking
than the gals on The View.
On loan from Barbara Walters’ grandmother.
