Showing posts with label Michelle Obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michelle Obama. Show all posts

Monday, December 21, 2009

Readers' Choice: Who's Fashions First Lady?







When Michelle Obama stepped out on inauguration day in that yellow Isabel Toledo suit, she set the tone for her fashion style: a blend of high and low that embraces young talent and isn’t afraid to take chances. Since then, she has made Toledo and other young designers into household names and given new credibility to mass-merchant brands such as H&M and J.Crew. But while the first lady was the clear winner in FN’s reader survey, voters said other celebrities have been making waves as well, including Lady Gaga and her theatrical attire, the curvaceous Beyoncé, supermodel Kate Moss and stage-and-screen stars Fergie and Miley Cyrus. (WWD)

I totally agree with the first and second choice. Michelle is class personified, while Beyonce is the voluptuous bombshell.....and that dress!

Thursday, December 3, 2009

The First Lady: Portrait of Style

















(essence.com)



It's never a suprise to me when Michelle Obama's name appears on any "best dressed list"........she is doing style her way. She knows what works for her particular body type, such as her belted waist, which has become one of her signature looks. After all, she is a young vibrant woman who is certainly not suited to anything plain, drab or stuffy. From her love of statement necklaces to her kitten heel pumps and flats she will always be a do. Furthermore, I like the fact that she is a "fashion leader" versus follower. Hats off to our beautiful First Lady.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

The Top Ten Party Dresses of All Time












1. We have Hepburn and her Holly Golightly character from Breakfast at Tiffany’s to thank for making party prep less stressful—and way more stylish. A little black dress like the sleek Givenchy number she wore in the movie is as easy to wear as it is chic. And it’ll never go out of style.

2. When Marilyn cooled off with a subway-grate “breeze” in the 1955 classic The Seven Year Itch, more than a few gents were transfixed by her shapely bod. A high-waisted halter dress fits and flatters every body—even those without Monroe’s 37-23-36 measurements.

3. While the girl group holds an important place in the music hall of fame, we give these sirens major props for teaching us an important lesson in stealing the spotlight: Glittery sequins are always a DO. And if you’re going to be hanging around with your friends all night long, you’ll all look even cuter if you coordinate your outfits.

4. All eyes were on beautiful Princess Di as she twirled around the White House dance floor with a young John Travolta in 1985. The black gown-pearl choker combo? Timeless and totally elegant.

5. The nation was wowed watching President Barack Obama and the First Lady, who wore a custom-made Jason Wu one-shoulder style, take the stage on inauguration night in January 2009.

6. In case you had any doubts that Gisele Bündchen is the sexiest woman alive, check out this pic from the 2008 Met Ball. A dress similar to her scintillating nude Versace number is a good choice if you want all eyes on you.

7. At the 2000 Grammys, the sheer green palm-print Versace—and the songstress wearing it—stole the show. Ever since, we haven’t stopped obsessing about Lopez—or wondering just how she got her dress to stay put.

8. Can you say “one-shoulder trend”? Proof that one person’s beer-stained bed sheets can be another woman’s Emmy gown with the help of a lot of dry-cleaning and a few choice accessories, thanks in part to this iconic 1978 movie.

9. Pretty in Pink? Yup, she was. As Andie Walsh, actress Molly Ringwald proved that you don’t need money to have great style. Andie’s homemade pink prom dress not only scored her the approval of her high school crush Blane McDonough but also won her the hearts of a million teenagers.

10. For most people, it can be hard to take your own personal style into evening-gown territory, but then again, Rihanna is anything but average. The rocker and style rebel showed up at the 2008 Grammy Awards, where she took home a gold statue for her hit song Umbrella, sporting a spunky hairdo plus an absolutely gorgeous Zac Posen knee-length blue frock (and orange nails)!

(Glamour magazine)

I totally Agree! The only exception would be the toga......now if I think of it in terms of the "one-shoulder" trend, I'm in agreement.

Sunday, March 8, 2009

Some Favorite Photos of the Week























Monica Belluci and Elle Mcpherson, both award recipients at the WOMEN'S WORLD AWARDS held in Vienna. Joy Bryant attends the WOMEN'S WORLD AWARDS (I love her dress!) First Lady Michelle Obama joins Oprah on the cover of the recent issue of "O" magazine. Last, but not least, Serena Williams, "out and about", looking great in all black.