Barbara and Jenna Bush: Style Evolution (PHOTOS)
As former First Daughters, Barbara Pierce and Jenna Welch Bush have grown up in front of the cameras. The twins have always dressed in conservative ensembles and have gradually pushed the envelope while their father was still in office. Let's face it, you can't get away with showing too much skin without harsh criticism if you're the First Daughters of the United States.
Unlike other famous daughters, the twins aren’t resting on their laurels. Barbara, the older of the two, is the president and co-founder of Global Health Corps, a non-profit organization for public health. Her blond other-half is a teacher, writer, philanthropist and NBC correspondent. She also married Henry Chase Hager in 2008.
Take a look at Barbara and Jenna’s style in the gallery below as we celebrate their 30th birthday this Friday.
And have a look through our many other Style Evolutions here.
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They should hire a stylist, as they really look awkward in their clothes.
If they really already have a stylist, one should check on her or him cause he or she maybe trying on purpose to make them look a bit retarded.
They are treated by the media as special ....well their dad and their granpa are mass murderers. So that is sort of special in a bad way but special anyway.
They don,t seem to be aware of that as they are not aware either of their bad looks.
Don,t they know how dangerous it is to show off their face. They must have been taught to deny the truth or else anyone in their right mind would feel so bad that they woudl hide and cry for ever over what dady did.
To conclude they are nothing close to something to be proud of yet I almost feel sorry for them.