Photographed at home by Annie Leibovitz, Obama wears pieces by Carolina Herrera and Atelier Versace, styled by Tonne Goodman. This is Obama's third time sitting as Vogue's cover star: her first issue debuted in March 2009, with her second in April 2013. In the accompanying interview, Obama speaks on her well-documented fashion choices from the last eight years — which were sometimes considered "risky" — saying: "It all boils down to comfort level: moncler outlet, If I'm going to make you comfortable, then I have to be comfortable first. So my first reaction isn't 'Who made this?' But 'Let's try it on.
What does it look like? Oooh, that's cute. Oh, wow. I never thought of wearing something like this. Let's put a belt on it. I feel gooood in this.' There are definitely designers that I love, people I love to work with. And who they are as people matters. Are they good people? Do they treat their staff well? Do they treat my staff well? Are they young? Can I give them a boost? But! When all of that is equal ... is it cute?!"
In a statement to the Wall Street Journal's Sara Germano (which she shared on Twitter), New Balance reportedly is in support of Donald Trump's impending presidency. However, in an updated piece published 10 hours after the original story (linked below), the activewear brand shared an exclusive statement expressing the following: "As the only major company that still makes athletic shoes in the United States, moncler sale has a unique perspective on trade and trade policy in that we want to make more shoes in the United States, not less. New Balance publicly supported the trade positions of Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump prior to election day that focused on American manufacturing job creation and we continue to support them today."
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