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The Most Elegant, Beautiful First Lady Ever!!!

It's not often you read about mainstream media calling First Lady Michelle Obama the most beautiful First Lady - ever.

You may read storylines that say First Lady Obama "looked stunning", or that she "wowed" in (insert designer name here), but never has she gotten the title, Most Beautiful First Lady, Ever!, until here, and now.  

We're making it official.

Mrs. Obama "wowed", "stunned", "looked gorgeous", "shined" and looked absolutely beautiful last evening at the White House State Dinner for French president Francois Hollande.  


First Lady Michelle Obama poses with French president Francois Hollande
on the North Portico of the White House. Picture collage by DCULS CD Brown.
Mrs. Obama's gown is designed by Venezuelan-American designer Carolina Herrera that featured three-quarter length, laced sleeves, a fabulously designed neck line, with a very sophisticated rear- draped bow just below the waist line.

This would be the first time Mrs. Obama has covered her beautifully tanned and toned arms for a State Dinner.

As temperatures hovered near 30 degrees during the day, Mrs. Obama wore a fabulous red, wool coat and black leather gloves during the official morning welcoming ceremony of the French president held on the South Lawn of the White House.


First Lady Michelle Obama is all smiles during the official White House
welcome for French president Hollande.  Photo/CD Brown.
The First Lady turned 50 years old on January 17th of this year with a birthday party at the White House in her honor that featured the likes of Stevie Wonder, Beyoncé, Jennifer Hudson, Samuel L. Jackson, and others.

This is what 50 looks like, people: Elegant. Beautiful.

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Celebrate the elegant, beautiful, 50 in you.


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