![Fashion Snapshot: First Lady Michelle Obama Stuns At South Korean Presidents Dinner.
For reasons that should be clearly evident we’re, completely in love with first lady Michell Obama. But if you would like one anyway, just take a look at our illustrious Lady O in this stunning plum one-shouldered jersey dress by the Korean-American designer Doo-ri Chung.
Whenever the White House hosts important foreign dignitaries, the first lady typically picks an American designer with a cultural and ethnic background related to that of the visitors country. Just as she did with Naeem Khan, a designer with Indian roots who is based in America, when the prime minister of India visited Washington back in November of 2009.
Michelle is so beautiful, you don’t even notice President Obama who was hosting South Korean president Lee Myung-Bak. The two heads of state were there to hammer out some sort of trade agreement between their countries that would bring jobs and blah, blah, blahbitty, can we just stare at Michelle?
Interviewed by the NYTimes Style blog, Chung said,
“Purple is the color of royalty, and she wears it beautifully.”
[NYT Style Blog]
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Fashion Snapshot: First Lady Michelle Obama Stuns At South Korean Presidents Dinner.
For reasons that should be clearly evident we’re, completely in love with first lady Michell Obama. But if you would like one anyway, just take a look at our illustrious Lady O in this stunning plum one-shouldered jersey dress by the Korean-American designer Doo-ri Chung.
Whenever the White House hosts important foreign dignitaries, the first lady typically picks an American designer with a cultural and ethnic background related to that of the visitors country. Just as she did with Naeem Khan, a designer with Indian roots who is based in America, when the prime minister of India visited Washington back in November of 2009.
Michelle is so beautiful, you don’t even notice President Obama who was hosting South Korean president Lee Myung-Bak. The two heads of state were there to hammer out some sort of trade agreement between their countries that would bring jobs and blah, blah, blahbitty, can we just stare at Michelle?
Interviewed by the NYTimes Style blog, Chung said,
“Purple is the color of royalty, and she wears it beautifully.”
Photo Credit: AP
