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5 most stylish first ladies

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By Chioma Obinagwam

The office of the wife of the president of a country (the first lady) has its own peculiarities and responsibilities.

Beyond that, the first lady is expected to dress not only stylishly but in a way that citizens would like to emulate.

Confiance News has put together some stylish first ladies across the globe.

 

Brigitte Macron (French First lady). Photo credit:Town and Country Magazine.

 

Michelle Obama (Former U.S First Lady). Credit: Pinterest.

 

Queen Letizia of Spain. Credit: Pinterest.

 

Queen Maxima of Netherlands. Credit: Pinterest.

 

Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco. Credit: Pinterest.

Cover Photo: Michelle Obama (Former U.S First Lady). Credit: NBC News.

 

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