On December 11, 2018, House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi walked into the White House and had a controversial and crazy meeting with Donald Trump. They discussed Tron The heinous application for border wall funding. When she left the White House , she wore a bright orange coat of Max Mara and a pair of classic round-edged sunglasses.
Pelosi’s dress made us realize that an authoritative and aura of jacket has always been the main dress choice for many female politicians, especially during the inauguration. Supreme Court judges like the late and great Ruth Bud Ginsburg, first ladies like Hillary Clinton, , Laura Bush, Michelle Obama, and of course There is Speaker Pelosi, who all have their own authoritative and aura of jackets. Clinton’s rose color. The A-line jacket she wore when she attended her husband’s second inauguration in 1997 is particularly memorable, because this jacket is reminiscent of what she wore when she gave a speech at the UN World Conference on Women two years ago. In the energetic pink suit, she said her famous words in her speech: "Human rights are women's rights, women's rights are human rights." Isabel Toledo participated in the husband for Michelle Obama The bright and stylish clothing designed for the first inauguration ceremony set off an approachable but bold new era of modern fashion in the White House. In 2013, Ginsberg wore a chic brown texture coat at the second inauguration of Obama , highlighting the noble balance between her life and the court. Wearing their own power coats, these women not only stand by their husbands, but also stand out with grace and greatness.
Last night, at the emotional memorial service for COVID-19 victims held at the memorial in , Washington, Dr. Jill Biden and Kamala Harris both wore modern coats with the theme of youth: Jill Biden is dressed in a unique purple costume designed by Jonathan Cohen,Harris is wearing a beautiful camel coat. Today, Jill Biden became the first lady, and Kamala Harris became the vice president at the inauguration of Joe Biden. The two women once again demonstrated their sense of responsibility, stability and greatness through fashion The power of life: Jill Biden wore an eye-catching custom-decorated dress and a tweed turquoise coat from Markarian, Harris chose a neat, deep gown, including a dress by Christopher John Rogers designed the purple dress and matching jacket, and of course, her iconic pearl necklace.
While celebrating this historic moment, in order to pay tribute to all women in Washington, whether they are on Inauguration Day or not, they remind us how to dress up as the coolest version of ourselves. Here are some authoritative and An aura of jacket.
Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden attend the inauguration of Barack Obama, January 20, 2009
Dolce & Gabbana metal jacquard coat
Simone Rocha lace coat
Proenza Schouler wool double-breasted coat
Comme des Garcons leather lace heart-shaped coat
at Bill Clinton on January 20, 1993 Clinton's inauguration
Marc Jacobs wool and silk coat
H&M wool-blend twill coat
January 21, 2013, Senator Nancy Pelosi Attend the second inauguration of Barack Obama
Max Mara camel wool coat
Usisi Natasha asymmetric wool coat
January 20, 2005Laura Bush attended the second inauguration of George W. Bush
Cinzia Rocca original wool cashmere walking jacket
Vince hooded pure wool cashmere jacket
2013 On January 21st, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bad Ginsberg attended the inauguration of President Obama
Sandro checkered wool-blend coat
Toteme Annecy wool and cashmere Blended coat
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