Regardless of whether you’re voting for Trump or Clinton, let’s take a moment to bask in the glow of Michelle Obama while she’s still in the White House.
The first lady has been donning floral dresses lately ― in Madrid, in Cuba, at the Met Gala, at the Easter Egg Roll and to welcome Justin Trudeau, just to name a few.
On Tuesday, Obama welcomed Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his wife, Ho Ching, to Washington, D.C., marking the first time the White House has hosted a state dinner for Singapore in 30 years. This time, the first lady plucked up a floral Guipure lace number from her go-to designer, New York City-based Naeem Khan.
Khan told HuffPost he designed it “for quintessential summer entertaining,” and while its yellow hue might symbolize the friendship between the U.S. and Singapore, it symbolizes to us how much we’re going to miss our daily doses of her style.
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This post has been updated with information from Khan.
