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First Lady Michelle Obama is showing women they can wear serious fashion and still be taken seriously, writes Kate Betts.

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Michelle Obama's favorite fashion designers include the avante-garde Isabel Toledo as well as newcomers like 20-something Jason Wu. Find out more about each designer

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Barack Obama is often compared to JFK, so it only makes sense that his wife, Michelle, would be compared to Jackie Kennedy, especially when it comes to her fashion

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So that weird blocky criss-crossy thing Michelle Obama wore last night was by Narciso Rodriguez, based on his Spring 2009 collection. Maybe it looked really awesome

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Michelle Rodriguez is Hollywood's go to girl for playing tough female characters on screen. In her toughest film role, "Girlfight," Michelle played a boxer named

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Update: See what Michelle Obama wore on Inauguration Day. She's been named the best-dressed woman in the world, but Michelle Obama's election night dress left

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Her name is Maria Pinto (pictured with Michelle above) and she is the woman behind many of the possible First Lady's signature looks. The bell sleeves, the

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In their profile of Jason Wu, the New York Times painted a rather domestic picture of what the designer was doing on inauguration night: Minutes before