The wives of American presidents are always in the spotlight. Their choice of clothing is a big point of conversation and some first lady looks have even sparked fashion movements. This is especially ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While millions anticipate inaugurations for the historical milestones, the speeches and the spectacle of it all, others are laser ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From left to right, First Ladies Pat Nixon in 1973, Jacqueline Kennedy in 1961, Lady Bird Johnson in 1965, Laura Bush in 2001, ...

Ann Moreno is a former member of the Young Leaders Program at The Heritage Foundation. “I love the fashion sense of Melania Trump. I love the fashion sense of Michelle Obama. I love the idea that ...

Still, the presidential inauguration has long been an opportunity for the first lady to make an immediate first impression — and they’ve often done so through their fashion choices during the ...

Presidential inaugurations are all about the commander in chief, but all eyes are also on the first lady, especially during the inaugural ball on the evening of the swearing-in. The tradition of an ...

An exhibit about the first ladies reopens at the National Museum of American History, including dresses worn at inaugural balls. The Countercultural Roots of The Renaissance Fair Fact or Fiction? The ...

(CNN) — By the time each U.S. President is sworn in, the first lady may already be a familiar face, either due to her campaign trail appearances (or absences), or prior roles within the White House.