Unknown Designer Was Featured By Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama wore a dress by an unknown designer when President Barack Obama was inaugurated for the first time in 2009. Despite the fact that Jason Wu was not well-known at the time, he outdid himself with her white chiffon gown. The organza flowers and Swarovski crystals that adorn the one-shoulder dress complete the look. Her Jimmy Choo heels and Loree Rodkin jewellery were both parts of her ensemble. Jason Wu was born in Canada to Taiwanese parents and is a first-generation American citizen. Designing Michelle’s gown propelled him to the forefront of the fashion industry. Michelle enlisted the help of Wu once more for her second inaugural gown, which was this time an eye-catching scarlet.
Unknown Designer Was Featured By Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama’s Second Dress Is Stunning
Designer Jason Wu chose a ruby red for Michelle Obama’s second inauguration gown, which sparkled in the sunlight. The dress had a halter neckline with velvet accents and a cross-back. We accessorized the look with bracelets by Kimberly McDonald and Jimmy Choo heels, among other things. Obama had also recently gotten her bangs cropped in a trendy style. Michelle Obama’s second inaugural gown was on display at the Smithsonian Institution in January 2013. The gown was displayed as part of the First Ladies exhibit, which marked the museum’s 50th anniversary. The First Ladies exhibit, which has displayed inaugural dresses since 2011, is still open to the public today.
Michelle Obama’s Second Dress Is Stunning
