サザビーズのインスタグラム(sothebys) - 9月9日 04時00分

When Michelle Obama wore a vintage 1950s gown by American designer Norman Norell to the “Christmas in Washington” broadcast taping in December 2010, she made a quiet yet important statement and connected America’s past, present and future with one dress. Here, Sotheby’s @cynthiahoulton explains more.

Wearing vintage underlined one of the issues Mrs. Obama had made her calling card: the small steps individuals can take toward a more sustainable life. And it reflected her constant balancing act of remaining a glamorous public figure without looking too out of touch with the economic realities of a country climbing out of a recession.

The dress and 9 other extraordinary objects such as Madonna’s vintage veil from the cover of Vanity Fair’s Icon issue feature in our inaugural Fashion Icons auction currently on view to the public at #SothebysNewYork until the auction on 14 September. Read more and place your bids through the link in our bio. #MichelleObama #NormanNorell #VintageDress

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