Thursday, June 5, 2014

MASHAL OBAMA : First Lady Fashion Seven StrategieS

First Lady Fashion Seven

StrategieS

This photo taken May 12, 2014 shows first lady Michelle Obama waving as she leaves the crafts area as she and Jill Biden hosted their annual Mother’s Day tea to honor military mothers at White House in Washington. AP

First ladies feel all sorts of pressure to project a fashionable look,

and over the decades they’ve tried a range of cash-saving strategies

to pull it off without going broke. Seven frugal do’s _ and don’ts _ that

first ladies have tried over the years:

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This photo taken May 12, 2014 shows first lady Michelle Obama waving as she leaves the crafts area as she and Jill Biden hosted their annual Mother’s Day tea to honor military mothers at White House in Washington. AP

This Feb. 4, 1981 file photo shows former first lady Betty Ford getting outfitted with a spring wardrobe by Seventh Avenue designer Albert Capraro, in New York. She is wearing a cranberry tweed wood jacket with a silk blouse and flat wool skirt. AP

This 1895 file photo shows Edith Kermit Roosevelt wearing a turn-of-the-century dress of black re-embroidered lace over taffeta. Edith Kermit Carow married Theodore Roosevelt in December 1886 and served as first lady from 1901 to 1909. AP

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