The Gown
- christie1111
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And someone else was saying the outfit today looked sallow.
Oh well. Not likely to please everyone.
I am just glad I don't analyzed for what I wear. But I think I looked fabu today.

Oh well. Not likely to please everyone.
I am just glad I don't analyzed for what I wear. But I think I looked fabu today.
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I hated the dress and the gown.
I loved their relationship.
I loved their relationship.
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GW and I liked both the gown and the dress she wore during the day. We hated the dress at the convention - that looked like she was a cat burglar that someone had hit in the belly with a giant fluorescent paintball.
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Loved the gold suit! Didn't love the gown, but didn't hate it either. It might be one of those outfits that look better in person than on (non-high def) TV.
The little "puffball" looking thingies were probably lovely flowers close-up. And she was definitely exercising her Right to Keep Bare Arms
(with arms like hers, who can blame her?!)
The little "puffball" looking thingies were probably lovely flowers close-up. And she was definitely exercising her Right to Keep Bare Arms
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"The bow" made Obama look like a Nation of Islam preacher.Jeemie wrote:"The Bow" was funnier than "The Gown".
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ear:
I thought "the bow" was referring Aretha's."The bow" made Obama look like a Nation of Islam preacher.
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- christie1111
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Yeah, what other bow are we referring to?ne1410s wrote:ear:I thought "the bow" was referring Aretha's."The bow" made Obama look like a Nation of Islam preacher.
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Loved both the suit-&-coat & the gown on Michelle O. Would not have looked good on me, but I wasn't the one wearing them. Did not like the election-night dress, but Michelle O looked better than others would in that, which is probably why she chose it.
Yes, I have edited my post. Convention night I was listening to the acceptance speech on the radio while at The Last (sob) Thomas Point Bluegrass Festival, so I couldn't have seen Michelle O's dress on that radio. I don't think.
Yes, I have edited my post. Convention night I was listening to the acceptance speech on the radio while at The Last (sob) Thomas Point Bluegrass Festival, so I couldn't have seen Michelle O's dress on that radio. I don't think.
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After the ugly red/black dress I was really hoping to love her Inauguration outfits. I didn't like any of them, and thought they did absolutely nothing for her. She's a lovely woman, and I've seen her in really nice looking outfits. And most likely, she dint lose any sleep worrying about whether I was pleased with her choices.
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????????????????earendel wrote:"The bow" made Obama look like a Nation of Islam preacher.Jeemie wrote:"The Bow" was funnier than "The Gown".
I'm pretty sure Jeemie was referring to Aretha's hat!!!! (Sorry, I'm at work & can't find a pic
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gsabc:
Wasn't this the dress she wore in Grant Park the night of the election not the convention?that looked like she was a cat burglar that someone had hit in the belly with a giant fluorescent paintball.
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Whichever. We thought it was hideous and most definitely not the color for her.ne1410s wrote:gsabc:Wasn't this the dress she wore in Grant Park the night of the election not the convention?that looked like she was a cat burglar that someone had hit in the belly with a giant fluorescent paintball.
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I was referring to the white tie that Obama wore with his tux at the balls. As for Aretha, someone should have told her not to stop in mid-word on "My Count...try 'Tis of Thee".ne1410s wrote:ear:I thought "the bow" was referring Aretha's."The bow" made Obama look like a Nation of Islam preacher.
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I was referring to Aretha's "hat".earendel wrote:I was referring to the white tie that Obama wore with his tux at the balls. As for Aretha, someone should have told her not to stop in mid-word on "My Count...try 'Tis of Thee".ne1410s wrote:ear:I thought "the bow" was referring Aretha's."The bow" made Obama look like a Nation of Islam preacher.
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I'm with Christie -- I looked fabu yesterday too. All black (almost) for the party. Slacks, though, not gown.
I'm not a yellow fan, because it makes me look dead, so I'll probably never be that enamored with Michelle's choices. As T points out, I'm sure that suits her just fine.
I'm not a yellow fan, because it makes me look dead, so I'll probably never be that enamored with Michelle's choices. As T points out, I'm sure that suits her just fine.
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I was referring to Aretha's "hat
I thought her hat was fabu.
FABU.
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I thought it was ridiculous.tlynn78 wrote:I was referring to Aretha's "hat
I thought her hat was fabu.
FABU.
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You are not allowed an opinion on her hat if you are going to disagree with me.I thought it was ridiculous.
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- christie1111
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Now that is funny!tlynn78 wrote:You are not allowed an opinion on her hat if you are going to disagree with me.I thought it was ridiculous.
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I saw the designer of the gown on TV. He did not know she was wearing it until he saw footage of the ball.
How cool that musta been!
How cool that musta been!
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A report from DC.....
One of my old Hill co-workers attended the Mid-Atlantic State ball; she said the gown looked MUCH better in person than it showed on TV.
This woman generally has pretty good fashion sense so I will take her word for it.
My friend's coworker, however, said SHE wished that the First Lady had worn a more eye-popping color.
So. a split opinion from two women who saw it up close.
One of my old Hill co-workers attended the Mid-Atlantic State ball; she said the gown looked MUCH better in person than it showed on TV.
This woman generally has pretty good fashion sense so I will take her word for it.
My friend's coworker, however, said SHE wished that the First Lady had worn a more eye-popping color.
So. a split opinion from two women who saw it up close.
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I suspected it might!One of my old Hill co-workers attended the Mid-Atlantic State ball; she said the gown looked MUCH better in person than it showed on TV.
Well, from work I couldn't find a pic of The Bow, but I'm home now & Aretha's Hat is everywhere!




And, much as I love Hillary, I'm glad Michelle didn't go with a Silly Hat a la Hillary-1993!

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Funny, funny, funny! (And Hillary's hat, too.)VAdame wrote:I suspected it might!One of my old Hill co-workers attended the Mid-Atlantic State ball; she said the gown looked MUCH better in person than it showed on TV.![]()
Well, from work I couldn't find a pic of The Bow, but I'm home now & Aretha's Hat is everywhere!
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