First Lady Michel Obama Will Hold Fashion Seminar

On September 17th, Michelle Obama, the first lady of the United States, will hold a fashion lecture for high school and college students in Washington in October 8th this year, Michel Obama. Designer Praba Golon and other fashion leaders will also take part in the event.

According to the White House official statement, the purpose of Michel's symposium is to enable students to get in touch with the fashion industry through students' contact with designers, magazine editors and other fashion people, learning the successful experience of this industry and inspiring the students' will to fight, and appealing to the fashion circle to attach importance to the training of young generation designers.

It is reported that fashion designer Praba Golon (Prabal Gurung), Maria Cornejo (Maria Cornejo), Bibb Mohapatra (Bibhu Mohapatra), Coach creative director Reid Krakoff (Reed Krakoff), as well as fashion brand Jimmy Choo and Naeem Khan's top management personnel will be the lecturers candidate for this workshop. During the celebration after the workshop, a number of fashion leaders were also present, including Diane Diane (von Furstenberg), Thom Brany (Thom Browne), Thakoon Panichgul (Thakoon Panichgul) and the first lady's favorite Chinese designer Wu Jigang.

If you look at the list of those who are on the spot, you will know that the influence of this first lady in the fashion circle is not to be underestimated. Since her husband Obama took office as president of the United States, Michel's decent and varied fashion tastes have been sought after by the American media and the public. Michel wore them every time before the media lens. clothing It will immediately become a hot selling point. Harvard Business review conducted a survey in 2010, saying that the clothing that Michel wore in just 1 years brought about 2 billion 700 million yuan (16 billion 700 million yuan) economic benefits for 29 brands. Britain's Sunday times also named Michel Obama the "best dressed list of women in the world".