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Michelle Obama’s Signs of Fashion Restraint on Election Night

President Obama accompanied by first lady Michelle (far left) and daughters Malia and Sasha on Election Night in Chicago. The president swept to reelection Tuesday, forging history again by transcending a slow economic recovery and the high unemployment that haunted his first term to beat Republican Mitt Romney. (Jewel Samad / Getty Images)

The hard work paid off. After months on the campaign trail, jokes and jibes and stump speeches and long lines, the election has been won: Barack Obama is our president for four more years, and Michelle Obama our first lady.

“Michelle, I’ve never loved you more,” The president said to his wife in his victory speech. “I’ve never been prouder than to watch our country fall in love with you.”

Indeed, the first lady shone bright onstage in Chicago in the wee hours of Wednesday night. But as the fashion world waited with bated breath to see what she would wear, they should have guessed it: the new Michelle is all about restraint. Surprisingly, she recycled a metallic raspberry-colored dress by Michael Kors that she wore for the first time in 2010. She put a black cardigan on top, and wore black kitten heels. It was an understated, economical choice at the culmination of a campaign that, for the first lady, has been about just that.

One of the most indelible images of the election season was a picture of the President and his daughters, Sasha and Malia, watching Michelle onstage at the Democratic National Convention from a couch at the White House. It was a private moment of pride, in which we saw a mother’s poise and elegance reflected in the faces of her daughters. And Michelle's performance at the DNC was the highlight of a campaign that, for her, has been all about relating to American voters.

When Obama took office in 2009, Michelle became the great experimenter of fashion, the great celebrator of little-known talent. Here was a first lady willing to style herself in a creative way (albeit with the help of a stylist): a little belt here, a cardigan there; a designer you've never heard of next to a brand you love. Her style was always a surprise, and it sent the message to Americans that expensive labels aren’t a requisite to style. First ladies, Michelle seemed to say, don’t have to look like Barbara Bush. She became a champion of the high-low mix, wearing her Alaia with J. Crew.


News source: ABC NEWS