The first ladies of the United States, China, and the Queen of England… have all left their mark on the public with their unique fashion styles.
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| The First Lady of the United States - Michelle Obama - has a liberal, youthful style and is considered a fashion icon of the people of this country. She is not afraid to experiment with diverse designs from high-end to popular brands. Michelle Obama often wears knee-length, brightly colored skirts during trips with her husband. |
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| For formal White House parties, she chooses sexy off-the-shoulder evening gowns. She especially likes to accessorize with a belt to accentuate the overall look. |
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| The style of the wife of the Chinese President - Peng Liyuan - is briefly described as elegant and discreet. Most of Mrs. Peng's outfits during her trips are products of domestic designers and carry the breath of Chinese culture. |
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| Peng Liyuan's graceful and fashionable outfits caught the attention of the world media and created a hot trend in the Chinese fashion industry soon after. |
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| Queen Elizabeth II is an icon of British royal fashion. Her neat and elegant style was formed early in her childhood. Since her accession to the throne in June 1953, the Queen has often combined dresses with long coats and aristocratic hats of the same color. She also loves bright colored outfits. |
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| Princess Kate Middleton, wife of the British prince, is an influential figure in the fashion scene both domestically and internationally. She is often praised for her elegant and luxurious dresses when appearing. The dress she wore at her "wedding of the century" was created by Alexander McQueen, one of the most famous British fashion brands in the world. |
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| Kate Middleton always favors designs from domestic brands. Her discreet, simple but elegant fashion sense has many times created a fever among women in their 30s. |
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| Japanese Empress Michiko is 82 years old this year. Elegance and discretion are her signature style. During important events or receptions for diplomatic delegations, Michiko wears a traditional Japanese kimono. On foreign trips, the Empress chooses an elegant suit. Neutral colors such as white, gray or light blue are often used by her. In addition, she wears famous Japanese pearl jewelry to complete her style. |
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| Queen Rania of Jordan is known as one of the most powerful women in the world. Possessing a beautiful face and a slim figure, Rania always shines when she appears. The Queen's stylish appearance has become a symbol for modern Muslim women and changed Western stereotypes about Arab women. |
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| Syria's First Lady - Asma al-Assad - has a private personal life and rarely appears. However, she is praised by the Western press for her elegant and sophisticated fashion sense with a diverse and flexible way of combining clothes. She always focuses on the harmony between clothes, makeup and hairstyle. In addition, she quickly updates fashion trends and owns many luxury items from famous fashion brands. Her lavish image contrasts with the fierce war situation as well as the misery of the Syrian people, causing her to face a lot of criticism. |
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| From being the former First Lady of the United States to becoming a candidate for President of the United States, Mrs. Hillary Clinton has had many changes in her fashion style. Her familiar look at this time is multi-colored pantsuits combined with a short, neatly cropped hairstyle. This fashion style creates a powerful, decisive and dynamic image for Hillary Clinton when she is active in politics. Designer Oscar de la Renta helped Hillary create this style when he was still alive. |
According to VNE
