Barack Obama

They're currently living their most stylish lives in Italy.

Well, it was either him or those mile-long legs of hers.

And Jimmy Fallon re-created the Wren video with puppies. Squeetown, USA.

Here's why.

Michelle Obama has taught us many valuable style lessons since her husband took office, and this time, she's teaching us about the importance of price-per-wear.

Radiant Orchid, Pantone's newly decreed color of 2014, may be the hue on everyone's mind ATM -- but let's not forget about this year's pick, Emerald Green, just yet. Michelle Obama clearly hasn't.

She may not have worn a costume, per say, but Michelle Obama certainly got in the Halloween spirit yesterday.

President Obama and his wife Michelle hit the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC for the Let Freedom Ring Commemoration, with the First Lady wearing an elegant Tracy Reese frock. The First Lady is pretty conscientious when it comes to selecting her outfits for public occasions; it's fitting she chose to wear an African American designer to celebrate such a watershed moment in the Civil Rights movement.

The New York Times has declared dad jeans are IN. But are they really?

If the checkered ASOS dress NYC mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner's wife Huma Abedin wore yesterday looks familiar to you, it's probably because you shared a pic of it with all your Facebook friends way back in August. No, we aren't suggesting you've time-traveled (though that would be like, so insanely awesome, right?!): First Lady Michelle Obama wore the very same number for a campaign event in Iowa with the President, then running for his second term in office--a photo of which went on to become the most viral image in history.

Let's put it this way: Barry definitely got lei'd that night (I mean, this was Hawaii in the '70s, after all). Now to dissect his look:

Sounds like all that time and money Anna Wintour spent raising money for Barack Obama is still paying off. Anna Wintour may have eschewed politics for Vogue and Conde Nast (for now), but that doesn't mean she can't bring politics to Vogue.