The Looks From Michelle Obama's Trip to Morocco All Have 1 Thing in Common
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Michelle Obama's tour to West Africa and Morocco began in style as she kicked things off in Liberia on Monday to raise awareness for the millions of girls around the world who are not in school. The first lady, who's been passionate about her Let Girls Learn initiative, brought her daughters along. Not surprisingly, the Obama women were dressed to impress, showing off their brand of easy elegance with Michelle taking the spotlight in brilliant prints and bright colors.
As with all of Michelle's appearances, she seems to have an outfit perfectly suited for every occasion that all at once helps to highlight her personal style and celebrates talented designers. With this trip, there's also a theme emerging — a collection of dresses covered in unique patterns as varied as florals and paisley prints. Herein, take a minute to look through the tour thus far and the gorgeous outfits that have come with it.
When she visited a women's education program in Monrovia, she slipped into a bright printed Marni sheath.
While posing with members of the Peace Corps, Michelle was a standout in the design.
The first lady sat down to speak to young women in Morocco, selecting a brilliant Peter Pilotto design.
For dinner with Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco, the first lady switched into a printed Altuzarra shirtdress.
For her farewell, the FLOTUS stayed on theme in a floral print sheath.