Her outfits now are a lot more daring and I kind of admire that.

But I truly loved the way she dressed as First Lady much better. The sunny dresses and cardigans, the lovely gowns she wore at state dinners.

What a happier, simpler time.

Anonymous wrote:Scrolling through photos from this year and while I LOVE HER I don’t love a lot of her recent looks. Which makes sense because I’m conservative in my fashion (but not my politics.)

But I love love love this. So simple and gorgeous.

I can't speak about this outfit alone aside from that super done hair and skin lightened in photoshop. It's not simple and it's not gorgeous.

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Anonymous wrote:^^^ These are current pictures

From the book tour.

After he was rich and famous. Give me a break. She seems like a nice enough normal person but she surrounded by people dressing her up and playing stylist

She should stay away from any sort of pants. They simply don't fit her large body. Pants require slim hips and that's a fact.

Anonymous wrote:^^^ These are current pictures

From the book tour.

^^^ These are current pictures

Fe Noel Liz Tail Blouse ($398) and Light Rust Sheer Pants ($278)



Safiyaa Greta Pinstripe Jacket ($1532) and Dankia High-Waisted Pinstripe Trousers ($891)




Givenchy S/S 19 black cotton military shirt, blue cotton petrol high-waisted pants, and black shiny leather buckle belt


I think she’s dressed for comfort and style, and makes personal fashion choices that suit her taste.

Show me some pictures from before she became "rich" and famous! And then you can tell me what kind of fashion icon she really is haha

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At a recent event with Stephen Colbert. Radiant and friendly.

HRC meets Star Trek

HRC meets garbage bag.

^^^ I like the top, but not with the matching bottom. Too matchy.

The fashion diplomat: what Michelle Obama wore on her book tour
Arena tour for bestselling memoir was always going to challenge fashion convention

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/fashion/2019/apr/19/the-fashion-diplomat-what-michelle-obama-wore-on-her-book-tour

This week, in Paris, that culminated in a pair of striped orange pyjamas by the London-based, Serbian-born designer Roksanda, not yet on sale, that ticked two boxes. First, the colour, living coral, the shade of 2019 according to the colour-matching system Pantone, and second, the mood. Part of fashion’s fastest-growing category – loungewear is worth £1.5bn, according to Mintel – pyjamas are a surefire way to promote a sellout arena tour hinged on intimacy.
“Michelle Obama’s character is all about authenticity and intimacy, so it’s an utterly deliberate choice,” says the fashion psychologist Prof Carolyn Mair. “A pair of pyjamas worn on stage makes you feel as if you are in a private moment even if you’re surrounded by 10,000 people.” They are also bang on trend as fashion’s relaxed power suit, and appeared on the spring catwalks at Dolce & Gabbana and Fyodor Golan.

^^^Those pants do her no favors. You’re not helping your cause, OP.

Michelle and Oprah, talking about how the Obama family made history.

She could wear a paper bag and I’d still love her. Nice try OP but not falling for it

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Another jumpsuit from the book tour.