CHICAGO -- Designer Maria Pinto, well-known for dressing first lady Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey, used her eye for fashion to curate antiquities f...
A local filmmaker's latest documentary project is the subject of a swanky fundraiser to be held next Tuesday in Chicago. Ky Dickens, award-winning ...
Maria Pinto, is that you? Michelle Obama spoke at Georgetown University yesterday in a purple sleeveless sheath that had us doing spit-takes -- it ...
While there were no fist-bumps (or terrorist fist-jabs) during the Presidential speech last night, there was the pretty purple dress the First Lady wo...
It's déjà vu all over again. As President Obama kicked off his 2012 re-election campaign with a fiery speech to Congress last night, First Lady M...
Welcome to Last Look, where we round up the Style scraps that didn't make it to our news page this week. Click through and catch up on what else happe...
Michelle Obama attended a presentation ceremony of a Medal of Honor of Wednesday and the First Lady repeated a cherry red dress by Maria Pinto for the...
Designer Maria Pinto has announced that she will cease business operations and close her retail boutique in Chicago, according to the Chicago Sun-Time...
Michelle Obama kicked off coat season when she attended a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, wearing a teal J. Crew coat over a tu...
Fashion designer Maria Pinto stopped by The Interview Show, a talk show hosted by Mark Bazer, to discuss her latest collection, her career and designing for Michelle Obama.
Maria Pinto's design for the American Olympic delegation, WWD reports, was revealed on Monday. Pinto created a series of mix-and-match jackets, pants,...
An Olympic team needs an Olympic uniform and local designers have pitched in to create his and hers outfits for First Lady Michelle Obama, Mayor Daley...
"Strike while the iron is hot" might well have been the driving force behind the strong, chic collection that Chicago designer Maria Pinto brought to ...
All the modern day presidents and first ladies, while running for office and in office, wore designer duds. Except, of course, for the notoriously frugal Carter.
Though she is not Mrs. Obama's exclusive dressmaker, Ms. Pinto, a designer known for luxuriant evening wear, is a favorite of Mrs. Obama, who wore buz...
