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Jason Wu shines in midst of New York blizzard

February 8, 2013 20:00
The snowstorm walloping New England also gatecrashed New York Fashion Week on Friday, although First Lady Michelle Obama's much favored designer Jason Wu did his best to lift the gloom. With a major blizzard gathering over Manhattan, forcing cancellation of thousands of flights and threatening crippling snowfalls further north, it was not the day for sexy high heels. Black limousines pulled as close as possible to show venues, leaving precious fashion editors, starlets and other beautiful people to brave the last yards on their own.

Reuters People News Summary

January 23, 2013 09:30
Following is a summary of current people news briefs. Michelle Obama again picks designer Wu for inaugural gown WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It was one of the biggest questions of Monday's inaugural celebrations: not what would President Barack Obama say, but what would his wife, Michelle Obama, wear? The first lady cemented her reputation as an international style trend-setter with her choice of a Jason Wu red sleeveless ball gown in the evening, and a striking business-style blue navy coat and dress for the ceremonial daytime events.

Reuters People News Summary

January 23, 2013 01:15
Following is a summary of current people news briefs. Michelle Obama again picks designer Wu for inaugural gown WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It was one of the biggest questions of Monday's inaugural celebrations: not what would President Barack Obama say, but what would his wife, Michelle Obama, wear? The first lady cemented her reputation as an international style trend-setter with her choice of a Jason Wu red sleeveless ball gown in the evening, and a striking business-style blue navy coat and dress for the ceremonial daytime events.

Reuters People News Summary

January 22, 2013 17:15
Following is a summary of current people news briefs. Michelle Obama again picks designer Wu for inaugural gown WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It was one of the biggest questions of Monday's inaugural celebrations: not what would President Barack Obama say, but what would his wife, Michelle Obama, wear? The first lady cemented her reputation as an international style trend-setter with her choice of a Jason Wu red sleeveless ball gown in the evening, and a striking business-style blue navy coat and dress for the ceremonial daytime events.

Reuters People News Summary

January 22, 2013 09:15
Following is a summary of current people news briefs. Michelle Obama again picks designer Wu for inaugural gown WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It was one of the biggest questions of Monday's inaugural celebrations: not what would President Barack Obama say, but what would his wife, Michelle Obama, wear? The first lady cemented her reputation as an international style trend-setter with her choice of a Jason Wu red sleeveless ball gown in the evening, and a striking business-style blue navy coat and dress for the ceremonial daytime events.

UPDATE 2-Michelle Obama again picks designer Wu for inaugural gown

January 21, 2013 23:45
* Popular first lady boosts U.S. designers, fashion industry * Praised for mixing high-end, low-end pieces * Selects Jason Wu for two successful inaugural ball gowns * President Obama says: "She always looks good" By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON, Jan 21 (Reuters) - It was one of the biggest questions of Monday's inaugural celebrations: not what would President Barack Obama say, but what would his wife, Michelle Obama, wear?
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