WWD Asks: What Should Michelle Obama Wear?
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What Should Michelle Wear?
On January 20th 2009, Barack Obama will be sworn in as our 44th President -- instantly becoming one of the most significant leaders in United States history. What will he say? How will he act? And, most importantly, what will Michelle wear?
Style bible Women's Wear Daily has been wondering the same thing, and enlisted the world's most prominent designers to sketch ideas for the future First Lady. Check out our favorites from the American designers.
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Purple is undoubtedly the "it" color of the season, and Isaac Mizrahi offers a fashion-forward option that (at least to us) seems the most in keeping with what Michelle normally wears. Bonus points for offering options for Sasha and Malia, too!
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Regal, elegant and timeless -- a stunning formal gown from Michael Kors.
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The First Family would certainly be the center of attention in Oscar de la Renta's trio of red, white and blue confections.
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Peter Som channels Jackie K. to offer Michelle O a totally timeless, utterly sophisticated "winter white" gown.
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The President-elect has sworn to work closely with both parties to unite the country. And with Reem Acra's brash, take-no-prisoners gown in Republican red, his wife could show her support for that agenda on her first night as First Lady.
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Tracy Reese suggests a delightfully elegant, classically feminine gown for the lady of the hour.
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Betsey Johnson's gown gives a nod to her punk-rock sensibility, while boldly embracing the patriotism of the occasion.
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A marked contrast from Betsey's in-your-face, inauguration-ball bananza is an ultra-refined evening gown by Diane Von Furstenberg.
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And that's just the beginning. For all 42 sketches by the world's most famous designers, .
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