Everyone is worthy of dignity, including those who make our clothes
From the 1970s onward the term is used in most volumes on Edwardian and Belle Epoque fashionprobably in part thanks to ex- Vogue editor Diana Vreeland, who highlighted the serpentine S-shape along with monobosom in the 1973 Met Costume Institute exhibit The 10s, the 20s, the 30s: Inventive Clothes 1909-1939. This anachronistic term most likely grew out of a particular and short-lived fad that began in 1905 inspired by the dancer La Sylphe (Edith Lambelle Langerfeld, 1883-1968)
It features a ribbed round neckline, wide sleeves, and a straight hem, along with a subtle logo print
As First Lady, Michelle Obama also went from wearing a bright color to her husband's first inauguration to a less cheerful navy blue to the second
We are so proud to continue this tradition each year and to make a direct, positive impact on the lives of those who dedicate themselves to serving others.
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