Michelle Obama Ann RomneyGetty Images; Landov
Oct 17, 2012 @ 9:55 am

The second presidential debate took place last night with Barack Obama and Mitt Romney facing off at Hofstra University. Their wives were there to offer support to what many are calling an Alpha Male battle, with both Michelle Obama and Ann Romney wearing hot fuchsia pink ensembles—perhaps an homage to National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The First Lady wore a Michael Kors crepe sheath and matching jacket, while Romney paired her short-sleeved dress with a turquoise statement necklace. Just this week, Kors told InStyle.com how he feels about dressing women in the spotlight: “I’m only as good as the people I dress,” he said at the Golden Hearts Gala in New York. “They are the ones who bring it to life.” So, which look did you prefer? Tell us by voting in the poll below!

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The First Lady looks sharp. A strong look for a strong woman. Mrs. Romney’s pink dress was more appropriate for a youngster.

-sally on October 17th, 2012

Sally, your remark would have been more appropriate coming from a youngster.

-Elaine on October 24th, 2012

No one over 19 should ever wear that color. It has ‘silly” stitched all over it. The color grabs the attention and the face, whatever the skin tone, fades into the background.
Mrs. Obama’s dress for the last debate was perfect; ditto the Tracy Reese old-rose>silver number. There was a live woman inside that one.

-marya on October 31st, 2012

Ann Romney is VERY pretty and she looks STUNNING for age 63, I would have guessed her age to be 50 at the most.

-Carol on November 13th, 2012

Remarkable issues here. I am very happy to look your article. Thanks a lot and I’m having a look ahead to touch you. Will you please drop me a mail?

-shopping on March 25th, 2013

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