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The XX Factor : How Hard Is It To Draw Michelle Obama?
The XX Factor : How Hard Is It To Draw Michelle Obama?
Koi Suwannagate & Marc Jacobs illustrations from WWD Women's Wear Daily has commissioned fashion designers from Betsey Johnson to Peter Som to imagine outfits Michelle Obama might wear to the inauguration. The resulting slide show , published on Monday, is full of sumptuous looks: I favor ...
Politics | Michelle Obama's family: From slavery to White House  | Seattle Times Newspaper
Politics | Michelle Obama's family: From slavery to White House | Seattle Times Newspaper
seattletimes.nwsource.com — GEORGETOWN, S.C. — Tiny wooden cabins line the dirt road once known as Slave Street as it... winds through Friendfield Plantation. More than 200 slaves lived in the whitewashed shacks in the early 1800s, and some of their descendants remained for more ... (more) Politics | Michelle Obama's family: From slavery to ...
Michelle Obama: What Should She Wear? - Fashion News
wwd.com — Who says these are bleak times? On one matter at least, designers are positively euphoric. That is... the Obama presidency, a two-part point of light. While much of the glee centers around the President-elect and his policies , Michelle Obama radiates a ... (more) Michelle Obama: What Should She Wear? - ...
Dressing Michelle Obama
Dressing Michelle Obama
thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com — A boldface list of designers sketched out possible inaugural gowns and dresses for the First Lady in... waiting. (more) Dressing Michelle Obama
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Note to Fashion World: Michelle Obama Is Black
MoJo Blog Posts: mojo — ... Womens' Wear Daily commissioned top designers to 'dress' Michelle Obama in her role as First Lady. I'm with Slate's Julia Turner: Why'd so many draw her as a shiksa? ...

WWD: Sketching Michelle Obama
The Moderate Voice — Women’s Wear Daily commissioned a bunch of fashion designers to imagine outfits Michelle Obama might wear to the inauguration. A good bit of the chatter the slideshow triggered was around how incapable the world’s top fashion designers are of sketching Michelle. Slate’s Julia Turner: The fashion world is notoriously inhospitable to black women—if Michelle Obama lands the cover of Vogue, as has been rumored, she’ll be one of the few black nonmodels ever to grace it—but these sketches suggest a discomfort with blackness that’s truly startling. Check out Karl ...

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