So sorry I couldn’t return last night. Drat the luck but I had to be cordial.
Anyway, Mrs. Obama’s dress reminded me of a big ole wedding cake and someone should have taught her how to control her train. It obviously kept getting tangled around her legs and feet. Of course one doesn’t correct this problem by kicking the durn thing outta the way, nor does one hitch at the back of the skirt and drag it behind where it belongs.
That said, all in all, it could have been much worse. So, I’m okay with it.
I’m busy making my own fashion statement this morning. 17 degrees here. My thermostat reads 69 but it’s lying through it’s teeth!
I am wearing more clothes than I ever thought possible and plugged in an electric blanket so I could tolerate being on this computer. LOL. I am a dream come true. roflol.
Up close, in person, the details of her dress might have been lovely but it sure didn’t photograph that way and the style was a bad choice for her. It was inexcusable that she chose a dress that she was unable to wear properly. She has great toned arms, that is true, but she has terrible posture and walks like she is wearing combat boots. Her husband is tall so there is no need to schlump along, she ought to use her height to her advantage. This woman had the full transition period, around 75 days, to select her inaugural wardrobe then become comfortable wearing it. The transitition is more than just picking out clothes, I understand that, but she now has “people” lots and lots of “people” at her disposal for the legwork, research, screening, etc. For her first appearances on the world stage, as the wife of the president, she could have done better..... much better.