The first fashionable family
The first family is so gorgeous, I can’t get enough of them. Here are some of my style thoughts on the whole big teary-eyed day:
Michelle Obama is a more exciting fashion icon than Carla Bruni. Hands down. Her unpredictability is what makes her more fun. I loved her Isabel Toledo dress. I love the rhinestones for day. I didn’t love the Jason Wu dress as much as I would have liked to love it, but again, she keeps me thinking and takes such risks! My only request is that she stand up straight (channeling my mother there).
Dr. Jill Biden is chic, but next to Michelle glowing in that golden coat, Dr. Biden looked like she was going to the mall, not the national mall (don’t they talk about this stuff?). Her red ballgown, however, was pitch perfect.
Sasha’s pink and orange combo is my favorite color combo for little girls (and big girls) and it made me want to have a daughter all over again.
I think a beauty director should send small customized goody bags to all the ex-presidents, vice presidents and senators. For instance:
Biden’s teeth should be “naturalized” a bit, they are too white. He needs a product to take them down a notch.
Bill Clinton needs to manage his Rosacea (and maybe his drinking?). I recommend Yonka Creme 11.
Al Gore could use Boscia blotting sheets for his forehead, boy was he shiny!