Gayle King and Michelle Obama Totally Disagree About How to Wear This Dress
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Just about a week ago, Gayle King posted a photo to Instagram of her wearing a great colorblocked dress. While Gayle chose to model the Antonio Berardi stunner with the zipper at the back — and complete with a wide cutout belt — the design is actually meant to be worn the opposite way.
Perhaps we wouldn't have noticed, but Michelle Obama's Seventeen cover made us do a double take. The FLOTUS slipped into the red and pink silhouette as instructed and stuck to minimal accessorizing. All in all, her outfit appears a bit sleeker, but there's no denying this formfitting number's versatility.
Read on to see how Gayle worked her two-tone mini with a colorful clutch and matching pumps at an event for The Hollywood Reporter, and then see it on Michelle. And whether you prefer it backwards or forwards, get ready to shop when you scroll.
Gayle Instagrammed a photo of herself wearing the Antonio Berardi dress both ways.
Michelle Obama was pictured in Seventeen magazine in the Antonio Berardi number.
Gayle attended The Hollywood Reporter's 35 Most Powerful People event in her Antonio Berardi dress — but backwards. She played up the vibrancy with rainbow shoes.
Gayle played up her look with a dainty chain, gold cuff, colorful clutch, and wide pink belt.
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