On January 22nd, local time, Jill Biden, who had just become the first lady, did her first solo job. She came outside the Capitol, like maintaining order during the inauguration. The soldiers expressed their gratitude. That day, the first lady with a doctorate degree was wearing a black long coat with a white dress inside, and the embroidered mask she wore also attracted attention.
Two days ago, Jill was wearing this mask when he was watching the celebration fireworks, which was to match her high-level customized suit. The creamy white suit comes from Gabriela Hearst, a fashion brand created by a designer of the same name in Uruguay.
The name Gabriela Hirst may be unfamiliar to some people, but when it comes to the hot "wonton buns" that were popular some time ago, everyone may suddenly realize, Gabriela. Hirst is the creator of "Wonton Bun". The 44-year-old designer also has a good relationship with Mrs. Biden. Gabriela, who has just become a U.S. citizen, has already expressed his admiration for his Ph.D., and Jill also expressed his appreciation for the designer, wearing it many times. The designed clothing appeared on grand occasions.
Gabriela was very happy and proud that Mrs. Biden was able to appear at the party wearing her own work, and she posted a long post on social media, describing her work in detail. The most eye-catching decoration on the creamy white cashmere coat is the various floral embroidery on the skirt. It is reported that these embroidery flowers are representative flowers of the 50 states in the United States and a federal region (the District of Columbia), and each flower requires 2 It will take 4 hours to complete. And on the inner lining of the jacket, is embroidered with Benjamin Franklin’s famous saying "Tell me and I will forget. Teach me and I will remember. Let me participate and I can learn." (Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.),And this sentence is of great significance to Mrs. Biden, who will continue to be a teacher.
The embroidery flowers were all done in a studio in New York City, and the subsequent stitching and other work also took several weeks, which means that the suit Jill wears is more than just beautiful clothes. As simple as it is, more like a craft.
And the designer is also very caring, embroidering the state flower of Delaware on the dress worn by Jill, and it is close to the heart, in tribute to the Bidens Hometown.
And the embroidered suit Jill wore is also reminiscent of the wedding dress Meghan Markle wore when he married Prince Harry. The wedding dress worn by the former Hollywood actress was the work of Clare Waight Keller, the creative director of Givenchy at the time, and was worth about 860,000 RMB. The 4.9-meter-long tulle tail is also of extraordinary significance, embroidered with flowers from 53 Commonwealth countries. And on the face, embroidered with poppies, this is the state flower of Megan's hometown-California. The flowers on the trailing tail represent Megan's respect for her husband's country, while the face represents her gratitude to her hometown.
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