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"Her kind of philosophy of fashion is that women should wear what they are comfortable in." In a column written by Maureen Dowd for The New York Times in March 2009, Dowd acknowledged that during the 2008 presidential campaign, some saw Obama's sleeveless dresses and toned muscles as "daunting," but she was glad that the First Lady had ignored critics
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The wrong cut can cling, pull or emphasize areas you'd rather smooth over which is especially annoying on warmer days, when you'd rather ditch the layers and embrace floaty styles
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