Dr. Jill Biden's Blue Inauguration Outfit Meaning Explained
Markarian designer Alexandra O'Neill on the meaning behind Dr. Jill Biden's inauguration outfit. The blue hue represents "trust, confidence, and stability."
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Markarian designer Alexandra O'Neill on the meaning behind Dr. Jill Biden's inauguration outfit. The blue hue represents "trust, confidence, and stability."
Tasos KatopodisGetty Images Finnegan appeared alongside her cousin Natalie in other shots. Finnegan is a junior at the University of Pennsylvania. BRENDAN SMIALOWSKIGetty Images JIM LO SCALZOGetty Images Maisy, Finnegan, Naomi, and Natalie gave an interview that aired today to former First Daughter Jenna Bush Hager on the Today show. They discussed their experience watching Sasha and Malia Obama navigate being First Daughters in the White House while their granddad served as President Barack Obama's vice president. "Maisy and I and Natalie and Naomi have had the privilege of being able to...
There was a special meaning behind all three women's decision to wear the hue.
Read Amanda Gorman's Moving Inauguration Poem "The Hill We Climb" Neha Prakash One of the most stirring and notable moments of Wednesday's inauguration ceremony for the Biden-Harris administration came at the hands of United States Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman. Gorman took to the stage after President Biden's inaugural address to deliver “The Hill We Climb,” echoing many of Biden's pillars in moving rhetoric. At 23, Gorman is the youngest inaugural poet ever. Read the entire transcript of Gorman's words and "The Hill We Climb": Mr. President, Dr. Biden, Madam Vice Preside...
J.Lo Wore an All-White Chanel Outfit to Perform at the Inauguration She also snuck “Let’s Get Loud” in? Jan 20, 2021 If you kept up with the inauguration, you know that Lady Gaga came out onto the Capitol balcony with a huge Hunger Games–looking pin to sing “The Star-Spangled Banner.” (It was hard to miss.) And keeping the sartorial bar high, Jennifer Lopez emerged after Gaga wearing a head-to-toe white Chanel look. She performed “This Land Is Your Land” and “America the Beautiful” wearing a long tweed coat with gold buttons, a ruffled blouse, and wide-leg pan...