Preparing the gowns for the First Ladies Exhibition (Michelle Obama inaugural gown donation)
First Lady Michelle Obama's inaugural gown is the centerpiece of the newly expanded exhibition. Take a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the National Museum of American History's First Ladies exhibition, featuring Michelle Obama's inaugural gown designed by Jason Wu. The video presents interviews with First Ladies curator Lisa Kathleen Graddy and museum costume conservation Sunae Park Evans. *CORRECTION: Angelica Singleton was President van Buren's daughter-in-law; Harriet Lane was President Buchanan's niece whom he adopted when she was orphaned*

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Inside Michelle Obama's Iconic Fashion Collection at the Obama Presidential Center

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Fashion trends of America's first ladies

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The French Do Not Care About Work

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Conserving a Rare 360-Year-Old Dress | Behind the Scenes at Hampton Court Palace

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Michelle Obama's Stunning Outfits as Told by Designers Who Dressed Her

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What did Marie Antoinette REALLY look like? Facial Reconstructions from her Death Mask & Portraits

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Costume conservation: My Fair Lady – Eliza Doolittle | V&A

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Michelle Obama Breaks Down Looks From the 1980s to Now | Life in Looks | Vogue

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Buying a Knockoff of My Own Dress: An Educated Roast (actual fire used for Scientific Purposes)

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First Ladies of the USA 3/6: Keeping it Civil (1861–1893)

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"Charles James: Beyond Fashion" | One of the Greatest Couturiers of NYC | Gallery Views

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Michelle Obama speech brings tears to Barack | Watch it in full

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100 Dresses ~ One For Every Year In The 1800s | Cultured Elegance

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Three Days to the Wedding... and No Dress!

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First Ladies' Gowns Fashion Exhibit | At the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C.✨

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First Lady Fashion: 30 Years of Inaugural Ball Gowns

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Marie-Antoinettes Dress

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First Ladies Preview: Jacqueline Kennedy

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Mary Lincoln's Strawberry Dress

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