Michelle Obama

Never accuse First Lady Michelle Obama of not knowing how to have a little fun. Here she is working out with Washington area students on the South Lawn of the White House, as part of her summer initiative to get kids away from the television and outside.As always, we dig on Michelle's fashion here. While we're not sure these Chuck Taylors are going to have enough arch support for long workouts, they sure do look summery and fun.And if we know anything about her favorite places to shop, we'd...Read Full Story

Michelle Obama wore a blue shimmery Peter Soronen gown to the State Dinner. Also in attendance were Mexican President Felipe Calderon and his wife Margarita Zavala.  The First Lady's dress was one shoulder, with a jeweled waistline and a corset bodice. Don't Miss Michelle Obama Pictures Michelle Obama's Style Generates BuzzMichelle Obama State Dinner Dress: Thumbs Up Michelle Obama paired her State Dinner Gown with peeptoe heels and stunning dangle earrings.  She wore her hair in loose...Read Full Story

Michelle Obama has been majorly influential in the fashion world, and the recent White House State Dinner was no exception. The First Lady's State Dinner Dress wowed all of the guests at the star-studded event.The First Lady shimmered in a one-shoulder blue gown with a gathered bodice and a bejeweled waistline.  Peter Soronen was the designer.  Michelle paired the dress with peeptoe heels and stunning dangle earrings. More on Michelle Obama White House State Dinner: Pictures Michelle Obama...Read Full Story

Forget politics. Our First Lady of Fashion, Michelle Obama, was looking red-hot in blue at the May 19 State Dinner. FLOTUS floated the red carpet (yes, there was one!) in a royal one-shoulder confection designed by Chicago native Peter Soronen. Michelle's State Dinner dress came at the request of unofficial First Stylist Ikram Goldman, who only "hinted that it was for the First Lady," Soronen told the Huffington Post. More on Michelle Obama Michelle Obama State Dinner Dress: Thumbs Up White...Read Full Story

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Getty Images. Legendary designer Oscar de la Renta still seems bitter that first lady Michelle Obama hasn't called upon him to dress her for any White House events. He recently confessed to "dying of jealousy" over the sparkly Peter Soronen gown Mrs. Obama wore to the Governors Ball.But de la Renta, who has outfitted Betty Ford, Hillary Clinton and Laura Bush, needn't worry about the press boost associated with the first lady. As the New York Times recently indicated, Michelle Obama's...Read Full Story

If you were wondering who designed the burgundy ensemble first lady Michelle Obama wore to Wednesday evening's State of the Union address, you have your answer: Isaac Mizrahi.The dress looked gorgeous on Mrs. Obama, with its three-quarter length sleeves and natural waist line. Michelle paired the sophisticated dress with pearls, a D.C. woman's favorite accessory.More pictures of Michelle Obama:Read Full Story

This week, first lady Michelle Obama accompanied her husband to Oslo, where he accepted his Nobel Peace Prize with a humble speech. Mrs. Obama, who wowed fashion followers everywhere when she wore a glittering Naeem Khan dress to her first state dinner, chose to wear an American label for her trip to Norway - Calvin Klein.Mrs. O arrived wearing a chartreuse velvet coat and a matching scarf. Inside the Oslo City Hall, she removed the coat to reveal a matching dress, which she wore with a...Read Full Story

Getty Images. Michelle's statement earrings. Last week, first lady Michelle Obama wowed her fashion followers with what may have been her most glamorous ensemble to date: a glittering, handmade Naeem Khan dress and matching stole.Mrs. Obama matched the dress with a glittering pair of Bochic earrings. Although the amber and troumaline earrings were not custom-made, they were certainly exclusive; as The Cut reports, Bochic earrings start at $5,000.The earrings were just some of several Bochic...Read Full Story

Getty ImagesMichelle Obama looks every bit the glamorous celebrity on the cover of Glamour's December issue, marking the first time a First Lady has every graced the magazine's front. In the interview, she wisely focuses on how young women can become upstanding citizens instead of the usual famous people topics, but she does sneak in a little dating advice as well. She says, "Cute’s good. But cute only lasts for so long, and then it’s, Who are you as a person? Don’t look at the bankbook...Read Full Story