VOGUE'S Fashion Editor on Michelle O's Style.

Michelle O. Quick Change Artist...

The first lady wore three different outfits on Monday May 2nd. Click HERE to see FLOTUS show off three looks in one day.

First Lady Michelle O. Tells Women to Wear What They Love...

Via HuffPo:
We're totally ready to turn the page on Michelle Obama McQueen Dressgate.

For those of you not caught up, here's the saga in a nutshell: the first lady wore British label Alexander McQueen to the State Dinner with China last week. Oscar de la Renta called her out for wearing a non-American designer and the CFDA released a statement expressing its disappointment in her choice. Meanwhile, Michelle donned all-American Rachel Roy to the State of the Union and we thought we'd gotten over all of the fashion drama. But then Cathy Horyn named Mrs. Obama the victim of a sartorial witch hunt and we just couldn't resist asking Joan Rivers what she thought of the whole thing.

And now, FLOTUS has spoken. In an interview with Robin Roberts of "Good Morning America" on Friday, the anchorwoman ventured to bring up the issue among important topics like Obama's reelection campaign, support for military families and Let's Move!

What was Michelle's response? She said, "Look, women, wear what you love. That's all I can say. That's my motto. I wear what I like because...I gotta be in the dress, so..."

First Lady Michelle O. Two Looks in One Day.

 First lady Michelle Obama spoke before presenting the 2010 National Medals for Museum and Library Science, during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Friday, Dec. 17, 2010.

First lady Michelle Obama gestured during the 2010 National Medals for Museum and Library Service presentation ceremony December 17, 2010 at the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC. Five museums and five libraries were 'chosen for their innovative approaches to public service, and for their success in improving communities and making a difference in peoples' lives,' according to a White House press release.

First lady Michelle Obama helped sort toys donated to the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys For Tots program at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling December 17, 2010 in Washington, DC. With nine days until Christmas, Obama joined about a dozen Marines in sorting some of the 100,000 toys that have been donated to children in need in the Washington, DC, area.

 A view of the first lady's boots.
[photos by Getty Images and AP Photo]