While the political rivals had a field day this week with Ann Romney’s nearly $1,000 blouse, it appears Ann Romney is not the only presidential candidate’s wife with expensive taste. Despite her penchant for more affordable clothing, First Lady Michelle Obama has quite a pricey wardrobe herself.
Ann Romney with presidential candidate husband Mitt Romney
From Balenciaga and Helmut Lang to Michael Kors and Marchesa, the first lady has been known to wear some big name, and expensive designer fashions. Last week alone, Mrs. Obama was scene in two different L’Wren Scott cardigans, with price tags between $2,000 and $3,000.
Last Thursday, Mrs. Obama wore the designer’s peach embroidered cardigan to a White House event, Take Your Child To Work Day. The very next day she wore similar piece, this one white with red to greet troops at Fort Stewart, in Georgia, with the president.
It should be noted, however, that Mrs. Obama is also well-known for boosting sales at the more affordable J. Crew and has been seen shopping at the discount store Target.
Mila Kunis led the bold red trend at the SAGs in this batik Alexander McQueen gown with a matching flowing wavy hairstyle. We love the train, and the fierce snake cuff the actress wore to further complement her fiery dress. Mila, if you’re reading this, can we hang out?
To say it’s been a whirlwind year for Sandra Bullock would be an understatement. She won an Oscar, made out with Meryl Streep, got divorced and adopted a child in less time than it takes most of us to file our taxes.
Since her divorce, Sandy’s been keeping an understandably low profile. We’ve missed her on the red carpet, so it was great to see her out in such fine form at last night’s Golden Globes.
In honor of her red carpet rebirth, Sandra rocked a brand new look: blunt bangs. The bold, brow-grazing fringe is a big trend, not only at the Globes, but for Spring 2011 as well.
“I love bangs because they help women look youthful, chic and super modern…. More after the jump via DailyMakeover.com by Megan McIntyre
There’s a Snooki-themed costume on the market, but it’s much more fun to recreate her signature pouf on your own. To really cement the look, wear bedazzled sunglasses and carry a jar of pickles all night. Not into Snooks? Here are four more Jersey-themed Halloween looks to try on.
