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Michelle Obama to get her own fashion book
New York City News.Net
Friday 21st November, 2008 (ANI)
New York, Nov 21 : Though she is yet to be conferred with the title of US First Lady, Michelle Obama has already become a fashion icon.
And the incoming First Lady is getting her own fashion book.
Avon has signed former Made moiselle editor Mandi Norwood to write a "Michelle Obama Style Guide," which is due to release next spring.
"Not since Jackie O have we had a first lady become a fashion icon," the New York Post quoted Avon vice president Carrie Feron as saying.
"Michelle Obama will be one of history's most vibrant first ladies; she has a distinctive style that every American woman can aspire to, whether the consumer is a Target shopper or some one more likely to be found on Miracle Mile," she added.
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