Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 1月22日 02時05分

Since 1789, the fabric, construction, origin, and symbolism behind the clothes worn by presidents’ wives on #InaugurationDay have been read like a press release on their intentions for the four years ahead.

“People have been watching the first lady and what she wears since Martha Washington,” says Lisa Kathleen Graddy, curator of American political history, reform movements, and women’s political history at the Smithsonian’s @国立アメリカ歴史博物館. “Why do we care what the first lady wears? She is considered to be the first lady of American society. She’s going out and representing us across the country and around the world, so people tend to feel that they have a right to have an opinion,” she adds.

Tap the link in our bio for a look back at many of the inauguration fashions–and their deeper meanings–from throughout history.

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