Michelle Obama Holiday Style
29 Photos That Prove Michelle Obama Is the Queen of Holiday Style
When it comes to holiday dressing, Michelle Obama is fit to teach us a thing or two. After all, the first lady has worn countless beautiful gowns over the years and has become as powerful of a style icon as Jackie Kennedy. Though Michelle has access to a host of stylists and talented designers, make no mistake — the first lady knows how to wear clothes. She's always confident and poised, whether she's wearing a bold print or a power color like red. She may not have done it knowingly, but the first lady's given us 29 holiday dressing tips we'll never forget.
1 You Can Wear Florals For Any Occasion
2 You Don't Always Need a Necklace to Complete Your Look
3 Amp Up the "Wow" Factor With Metallic Gold Details
4 Make a Sheer Dress Modest by Covering Up Your Shoulders
5 Don't be Afraid to Mix Prints — Go For 3 Different Patterns
6 Dazzle Your Guests in a Shimmery Dress and Add a Crystal Belt For Extra Effect
7 Dare Yourself to Wear Emerald Green For the Holidays
8 Pick an Outfit With Interesting Details Like Pleats
9 If You Want to Feel Ladylike, Invest in a Pair of Gloves
10 But When You Want to Look More Sweet and Romantic — Go For Ruffles
11 Incorporate Festive Hues Like Green and Pink Into Your Outfits
12 Stand Out at a Holiday Party by Wearing a Bold Color
13 Give the Off-the-Shoulder Look a Rest, Try a Halter Style Instead
14 When You Don't Love Your Holiday Outfit, Cover Up in a Chic Coat
15 Be the Belle of the Ball in a Strapless Chiffon Gown
16 Rose-Gold is a Color That Looks Good on Everyone
17 Keep a Light Shawl Handy For All Your Dinner Parties
18 'Tis the Season to Wear Metallics — Even in the Daytime
19 When You're Hosting Guests, Choose a Dress That Won't Restrict Your Movements
20 Draw Attention to Your Neckline With a Statement Necklace
21 You Can Never Wear Too Much Metallic in December, It's Eye Catching
22 Add a Pop of Unexpected Color to Your LBD With a Ring
23 For the Comfy Folks, a Sweater Counts as a Great Holiday Look, Too
24 Wear a Fit-and-Flare Dress to Your Next Cocktail Party
25 Stay Covered Up and Warm in a 3-Quarter Sleeve
26 Make Your Outfit Soft and Romantic With Tulle
27 Spice Up a Black Dress With Gold Floral Applique
28 Draw Eyes to Your Waistline With an Intricate Belt
29 When in Doubt, Choose a Color Most Would Shy Away From (But Not You)
