American Designers
First Lady SkinGate
Michelle isn’t the first to bare her arms in public. Mamie Eisenhower and Jackie Kennedy were also fond of the sleeveless dress.
Dream Job: Front Row at Fashion Week
White House Social Secretary, Desiree Rogers, has the best gig in DC with front row seats at all the major shows at New York’s Fashion Week. Party on, Ms. Rogers.
It’s Official: Kors Offshores
The little black dress rides again. Michelle looks positively athletic in this Michael Kors dress. Does it look like it’s worth $3,195? Gift or paid by taxpayers? Oh, the ethics of political fashion.
Alabama Chanin: Southern Comfort
We started this blog asking what President Obama and the First Lady should wear because we believe they should be wearing American made goods.
Tracy Reese: Imports a Plenty
African American designers get props from Michelle wearing Tracy Reese on the cover of People magazine.
Plum Purty
We like the fact the first lady doesn’t try too hard with her fashion choices. This plum wool and silk dress by Narcisco Rodriguez is just right for the event.
Shine On
This is why everyone can’t stop talking about Michelle and what she wears. This look is beautiful, elegant and smokin’ hot! The President is indeed a very lucky man.
In Vogue: Power of Print
Is this the most powerful woman in America? According to the New York Times, she’s a one woman fashion bailout. We couldn’t agree more.
Out of Africa
One thing we have in the USA is plenty of talent. Where are the Tracy Reese dresses and the Stephen Burrows outfits in Michelle’s closet? These African American designers have plenty to offer.
Feith, Hope and Charity
We like our home grown surfer dude, Tracy Feith from big ‘ol Texas. Tracy probably didn’t need the publicity because in May, his designs will be hittin’ the racks at Target. (His current offerings are USA made.) Isaac has had a pretty good gig with Target and yeah, everybody likes the price points but we [...]
