First Lady Michelle Obama graces March 2009’s issue of Vogue making her only the second First Lady in history. The other was Hillary Rodham Clinton in December 1998.
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The March issue is the Spring issue and Mrs. Obama wears a vibrant pink Jason Wu sheath on the cover – building-up the anticipation to Wu’s Fall 2009 collection, which he is presenting on Friday, February 13, to an even higher all-time high after the First Lady first opted to wear the designer to the high profile Presidential Inaugural Balls.
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The cover and inside spread were photographed by Annie Leibovitz at the Hay-Adams Hotel during the presidential inauguration. Leibovitz also shot Clinton for her Vogue cover. The First Lady reportedly chose her own looks for the shoot which including a black Narciso Rodriguez dress and a J. Crew cardigan, top and skirt ensemble from the Fall collection. Photos of her with President Barack Obama from the inauguration ceremonies are also featured.
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The story includes interviews with Vice president Joe Biden, his wife Jill Biden, and Valerie Jarrett — a longtime adviser to President Obama. The interview was conducted by Vogue’s Editor-at-Large André Leon Talley.
Images courtesy of the Fashion Spot forums.