The First Lady'S Dress Politics Should Not Only Do A Good Job In Politics, But Also Dress Decently

"Whether politicians admit it or not, from the first day when they step on the political stage and perform in front of the public, their clothes will actively or passively affect their political career, and then affect the society

Mr. and Mrs. Obama. As the first lady, Michelle Obama's clothes often help unknown designers to become famous. She likes to help designers of color like herself.

"Whether politicians admit it or not, from the first day when they step on the political stage and perform in front of the public, their clothes will actively or passively affect their political career, and then affect the society."

The international pioneer commented: "Every woman who wants to climb to the highest position of power should read" power dress "and decide what equipment they should equip to win."

In the eyes of Rob Young, "fashion" is still a bad word in the political world. Politicians do not want to discuss it openly, but their clothes are always "revealing": the public image politicians hope to convey, and their governance style.

Valerie Trieville: Not a Chanel

Title: French President Francois Orang

After Hollande was elected, Trieville once gave a media interview, admitting that she was still in a "grassroots" state and had not yet accepted high-end customized fashion - this is almost every first lady's best choice. She is also wearing ordinary ready-made clothes. "I haven't worn a dress designed by a fashion master," she said, noting that there is no Chanel coat in her wardrobe. But Trieville's fashion influence has begun to emerge.

Trieville is very fond of French luxury leather goods Le Tanneur handbag 。 At the G8 Summit, after she gave Michelle Obama this bag, French women rushed into the store. In order to have the same brand, manufacturers had to urgently increase orders to meet customer requirements. This does not prevent Carl Lagerfeld, Chanel's artistic director, from appreciating Treeville: "She looks very handsome and elegant."

It's well known that Trieville likes high-heeled shoes But she is also quite enthusiastic about sports. She likes to wear colorful sports tops or women's suits. Unlike Carla Bruni (the former first lady of France and the wife of Nicolas Sarkozy), who pursues femininity, Trieville prefers neutral dresses, such as khaki tops and black trousers. On the whole, she always chooses some safe and error free clothes. As she said, "The role of the First Lady makes me feel a bit uncomfortable, but I will try my best to do well. I want to represent the image of France, dress appropriately, but not just dress."

Michelle Obama: "Low end market"

Title: wife of Barack Obama

Michelle Obama attaches great importance to her image, manners and dress taste. People compare her elegant dress with that of Jacqueline Kennedy. At that time, many people in the fashion industry believed that the applause for Michelle's dress was just a flash in the pan, and the comments on her dress charm would disappear after Obama was elected. But they proved wrong.

These fashionistas don't realize that Michelle Obama has made millions of women see such an idol, and her style can be emulated by you - at least on the surface. In other words, the clothes of the power class are not unattainable. She used some so-called "failed" designers or brands, such as Isabel Toledo, Maria Pinto and Maria Cornejo's "Zero". She will also wear affordable brands like J. Crew and H&M.

Michelle's choice has also been criticized by some fashion designers, who call it "low-end market". Oscar de la Renta, the designer, is one of them. Many American upper class people and first ladies choose Delarenta's clothes, but Michelle does not. Delarenta has publicly criticized Michelle's dress when she went to London to meet Queen Elizabeth leisure clothes It was inappropriate, but under the pressure of public opinion, he apologized for his remarks on an American talk show.

As the first lady, Michelle's clothes often help unknown designers to become famous. In September 2008, Jason Wu, a Chinese American designer in New York, received a call from the owner of Ikram, a famous boutique in Chicago, asking him to design several evening gowns for Mrs. Obama. The request was very simple: sparkling. Wu Jigang spent two months making a dreamy light white one shoulder dress with tens of thousands of Swarovski crystals and organza. In 2009, Michelle wore this white dress to dance at President Obama's inauguration ceremony. A few minutes after the dance began, CNN called Wu's home to ask him to comment on the scene. Nearly 100 emails appeared in his mailbox. In that year, Wu Jigang was only 26 years old. After the "dance event", his orders tripled. This dress will also be permanently collected by the Smithsonian National Museum.

Michelle also likes to help colored designers like herself, including Thakoon Panichgul, a Thai American, and Narciso Rodriguez, a fashion designer from Cuba. UK Times Online believes that she is different from the former First Lady. Her fashion taste is far from the traditional style of the White House. She has a spirit of fearing fashion, and describes her as a "new first lady".

When Barack Obama was in charge of the White House, Michelle Obama also announced a new era of "American fashion" to a certain extent. Her dress, like the "change" her husband has always advocated, conveys a change in the fashion of the White House: it looks fashionable and avant-garde, but it is casual and friendly, and does not refuse people to travel thousands of miles, or is pretentious.