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10 Best Dressed First Ladies of the US

The FLOTUS with the Mostest - style.

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10 Best Dressed First Ladies of the US
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Since our country's birth, we have seen 44 Presidents. With them, we have seen their wives: the First Ladies of the United States. Here are the best dressed FLOTUS:

10. Mary Todd Lincoln (1861-1865)

Though most of MTL's wardrobe was very gothic, it was very stylish for the era Lincoln served as presidency. And she did spend his presidency mourning the death of their child, so there's that.

9. Louisa Catherine Adams (1825-1829)

J.Q. scored himself a 10/10 of the early 19th century.

8. Eleanor Roosevelt (1933-1945)

Sure, she looks uncomfortable, but look at the coat paired with the dress! And those PEARLS!!!

7. Angelica Van Buren (1838-1841)

My favorite thing about Angelica is that she was one of the first FLOTUS to use accessories such as necklaces and headpieces to make certain areas of an outfit pop.

6. Edith Roosevelt (1901-1909)


She has a My Fair Lady vibe, at least in this image. I can dig it.

5. Claudia "Lady Bird" Johnson (1963-1969)

Lady LBJ had a simple elegance about her style, and it's quite alluring.

4. Rosalynn Carter (1977-1981)

Rosalynn dressed for comfort, but managed to keep it classy. Bravo, Mrs. Carter.

3. Jackie Kennedy (1961-1963)

One of my favorite style icons, honestly. Jackie's style reminds me a lot of Audrey Hepburn's style, and I love their taste for fashion.

2. Michelle Obama (2009-2017)

Our most recent First Lady had a very classy, captivating style.

1 Nancy Reagan (1981-1989)

I mean look at HOW CUTE SHE IS??? Classy, elegant, and real #TrapQueen.

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