Michelle Obama launches Let’s Move Outside at Red Rock Canyon: fashion faux pas?
Tuesday afternoon, First Lady Michelle Obama launched her new Let’s Move Outside initiative, a program designed to help children become healthier and more involved in outdoor activities, at Red Rock National Conservation Area in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Let’s Move Outside program is a part of the first lady’s Let’s Move campaign, aimed at solving the problem of childhood obesity. U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid joined Mrs. Obama at this event, as they spoke on the importance of being active and even participated in a small yoga session with some children at the canyon.
For this occasion, Michelle made sure not to wear her shorts as she did at the Grand Canyon last year, causing quite an uproar of controversy across America. Instead, she wore a floral Etro cardigan paired with a tiered J.Crew skirt and her infamous Sonia Rykiel plastic belt. To complete her look, Michelle added a pair of silver ballet flats, the perfect shoe for the summer. Read more
Trendy shirt and Pants to Work
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shirt that used to be neutral to blend with the color coat is used. see this, we must make it more elegant and dignified for the wearer. Read more
The Men’s Business Uniform Steps from Mad Men into Modern Times – The Three-Piece Suit
Men’s business wear for fall is turning lean and mean, all the while putting power back into the sartorial vocabulary.
See it as a sign of men sobering up their wardrobe in response to the recession or, more optimistically, an indicator they are gearing up for the economic recovery. Either way, the deadly sharp suit is the uniform of choice for the back-to-work crew.
Mike Peters, the Western Canadian director for luxury menswear retailer Harry Rosen, says “We’re seeing a real big push to go back to, I don’t want to say ‘power suit,’ but people want to look and feel confident and feel a sense of power. People want to look their best, and that’s why you see the return of the three-piece suit.” Read more