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Anonymous wrote:I think Amanda Gorman wins best-dressed. Her hat, coat, jewelry, and hair were all perfection.

Other than Bernie Sanders, who was consistent to his own style (including mittens?), I didn't really see anyone whose clothing, hair, or accessories were wholly-inappropriate or poorly-fitted. Yes, Kamala Harris and Dr. Biden's coats looked a little tight or boxy, but that's likely because of body armor. I thought the colors they chose were lovely!

Bill Clinton's gloves made me smile. No dress/formal gloves for him!

Janet Yellen was the female version of Bernie.

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Can we just pause for this picture a moment? Can you imagine POTUS45 casually holding a baby (even his own grandkid)...ever?!!

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Anonymous wrote:Jill Biden’s coat does not fit. Just how does that happen.

Dr. Biden usually looks MUCH better. She seemed to be channeling the Queen of England with her matched dress, matched coat, obviously dyed gloves. She was the one who really needed jewel tones with her light hair. Nancy Pelosi should have helped with the selection. Even Amy Klobuchar (who I actually admire except for her fashion sense) looked better than Jill Biden. Hillary looked fat and dumpy I watched CSpan and she and Bill got to the top of the steps and he was mobbed and she basically moved on without him.

Don't see much comparison to the Queen of England at all. JB looks warm and natural, not cold and stuffy.

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Anonymous wrote:I found my favorite outfit

I love this so much

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Anonymous wrote:I think what struck me about what these young women were wearing, is that they seem to have unique points of view, and are most definitely not trying to fit into whatever other people think they should be wearing. I think some of the looks are hideous, but they very clearly DGAF are being true to themselves, and that is pretty refreshing.

Can we stop saying she "DGAF?" She is 21 in a $5000 Mui Mui coat. She obviously put thought into it and wanted to make a fashion statement

Maybe Oprah bought the coat for her?

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Anonymous wrote:Wow, this thread took a turn. It was so fun yesterday. I don’t love Meena’s dress for me, but it was cool. Her little girls are so cute and her husband is clearly into fashion too. Now I want to follow her on Instagram.

If you don’t know who Amy Klobuchar is, did you not turn on a TV for the entire primary season? I saw questions about Janet Yelland, too? Maybe the people commenting aren’t from DC and don’t know their politicians like we do.

Of course I know that she is a senator. I also know that the house and senate consider the president's budget proposals, so each senator is an important part of the budget process. I know who Janet Yelland is.

I just like the fact that people will rewear clothes and don't need a new outfit for each new occasion.

Apparently neither of you clowns know how to spell Janet YELLEN's name.

Chill, Francis. It's a typo in a fashion forum.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m glad I am not the o my one seeing the significance of pearls. I got some for my high school graduation 30 years ago. They are classic jewelry. I even saw some in Bridgerton.

In other circumstances, they are classic jewelry. Yesterday, they were tribute to Harris

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/19/style/inaugurations-pearls-kamala-harris.html

OMG, I just figured it out - you are the same lady who hasn't worn red in four years, aren't you???

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Anonymous wrote:I need a photo of the tartan baby? Anyone? Google is not showing it.

Not the greatest pic, but what I could find:

Aww he needed to bundled up more. His little hands look cold Otherwise adorable. and he looked so cute during the family celebration at the WH last night.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m glad I am not the o my one seeing the significance of pearls. I got some for my high school graduation 30 years ago. They are classic jewelry. I even saw some in Bridgerton.

In other circumstances, they are classic jewelry. Yesterday, they were tribute to Harris

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/19/style/inaugurations-pearls-kamala-harris.html

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Anonymous wrote:OMG you guys

God love the people who notice stuff like this. I’ve watched that episode since Trump was elected and I would still never have picked up on this.

This is really funny; although I think at some point there was going to be a woman in the White House wearing a purple (bipartisan color) suit and classic pearls. And whenever that happened someone would bring out this proof that Simpsons predicted it. (Maybe the argument is that it happened so soon (?) )

Anyway, there are other things that I think are more of a coincidence or can be looked at as "predictions", but I don't think this is that.

btw, I do love VP Kamala and Lisa, too.

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The one is tux looks fierce. love it.

Brrrrrr!

Why do men get to wear jackets and trousers and proper shoes, and women have to pretend they're not freezing to bits.

The woman in the tux is Ashley Biden, Joe and Jill's daughter or "the new Ivanka" if you read the rag that is the Daily Mail Any IDs on the others?

Re: woman in tux. This is pretty much what Melania wore to the debate.

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Anonymous wrote:I think what struck me about what these young women were wearing, is that they seem to have unique points of view, and are most definitely not trying to fit into whatever other people think they should be wearing. I think some of the looks are hideous, but they very clearly DGAF are being true to themselves, and that is pretty refreshing.

Can we stop saying she "DGAF?" She is 21 in a $5000 Mui Mui coat. She obviously put thought into it and wanted to make a fashion statement

Maybe Oprah bought the coat for her?

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Anonymous wrote:I think what struck me about what these young women were wearing, is that they seem to have unique points of view, and are most definitely not trying to fit into whatever other people think they should be wearing. I think some of the looks are hideous, but they very clearly DGAF are being true to themselves, and that is pretty refreshing.

Can we stop saying she "DGAF?" She is 21 in a $5000 Mui Mui coat. She obviously put thought into it and wanted to make a fashion statement