History's Most Fashionable First Ladies
From Jackie O to Lady Bird, it's clear style crosses party lines.
Being a style icon is hardly a prerequisite for a First Lady, but it doesn't mean America doesn't appreciate the chic effort. See the most fashion-forward women who have called the White House home. From Jackie O to Lady Bird, it's clear style crosses party lines.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, 1962
Style Notes: Probably the most famed for her fashion sense, Jackie gives a nod to monochromatic dressing and proves the power of a statement scarf.
Lady Bird Johnson, 1967
Style Notes: A gown accessorized with white gloves is hard to pull off in a modern way, but topping your evening look with a luxe fur stole is forever a good idea.
Patricia Nixon, 1970
Style Notes: An embellished jacket is a sleek and unexpected look for a formal affair.
Betty Ford, 1975
Style Notes: The structured white bag was as stylish then as it is now.
Nancy Reagan, 1985
Style notes: Is there anything more stylish than having a signature color?
Hillary Clinton, 1997
Style Notes: A bold, color saturated coat makes the right political statement.
Michelle Obama, 2012
Style Notes: Lesson learned — always show off your best features.
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