Mrs. Sarkozy reminds me of Grace Kelly or Audrey Hepburn. In Mrs. Obama I see Mrs. Doubtfire.
On the right, is how you wear fashion. On the left, you hire a publicist to convince the press and the public that you know how to wear fashion.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Slippers Would Make The Perfect Accessory
The French were allegedly "wowed" by Michelle Obama's fashion statement, but I think she looks like she's wearing Grandma's housecoat.
Mrs. Sarkozy reminds me of Grace Kelly or Audrey Hepburn. In Mrs. Obama I see Mrs. Doubtfire.
On the right, is how you wear fashion. On the left, you hire a publicist to convince the press and the public that you know how to wear fashion.
Mrs. Sarkozy reminds me of Grace Kelly or Audrey Hepburn. In Mrs. Obama I see Mrs. Doubtfire.
On the right, is how you wear fashion. On the left, you hire a publicist to convince the press and the public that you know how to wear fashion.
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Michelle was wearing Thakoon and I'm a so-so fan. I thought Carla's coat was a bad color for her skintone.
I forgot to ask my mother what she thought but I didn't have extra time after she went through the G20and the Strasbourg mess.
Glad to see I'm not the only one that thinks this dress she is wearing is ghastly. You didn't actually say ghastly, but I do.
Mom said the French loved the coat. She said she thought it was a bold fashion choice when you come to Paris. I didn't want to get her started on the 'Why can't Americans dress and when they do it size 14's and involves sweat pants' rant. She yells at my sister for her jean's addiction and calls me and says, Can't you at least help her learn to dress and I reply "I'm kinda crippled right now, remember?"
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