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To: Ready4Freddy

I am sure it is hard to know what to wear to everything a First Lady must attend. I don’t like sleeveless so I would not have chosen the top. The skirt is fine. The two princesses have model figures and nearly all adult women look horrible in dresses like they are wearing. Of course they look fantastic, but believe me, 99% of women look horrible in dresses like that. I would never even try them on. I know I would look laughable. I would wear Michelle’s skirt. It is fine. Was it a hot day?


56 posted on 09/24/2015 11:06:35 PM PDT by The Ghost of FReepers Past (Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light..... Isaiah 5:20)
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To: The Ghost of FReepers Past
"I am sure it is hard to know what to wear to everything a First Lady must attend."

She has a staff of, what, 25-30 peeps? Hire someone who knows protocol (or just has some taste and common sense) and can convince her to not dress frumpy when you meet a King and Queen. A big 'and', I know.

Agreed on the other ladies, they're smoking hot. But one can still avoid frumpy. And granted, Mobama goes with flats due to her height, no Louboutin sammy red bottoms for her.

"Was it a hot day?"

Depends. Majorca has a definite Med climate, but is usually fairly breezy, so it's comfortable year round.

But trufe be tolt, Michelle was 'shopped into that pic for contrast - same location, same steps going up to the Majorca manse, but taken at different times.

Actual pic of Mobama and Sasha meeting the King, Queen, and Princess (Felipe's wife, now Queen herself) is below. Letizia is rocking the sleeveless, one might note. She also has decent posture.


62 posted on 09/25/2015 12:03:05 AM PDT by Ready4Freddy
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