All Hail! These are The Best First Lady Fashion Moments of All Time

She was as elegant as they come — who else could outshine Frank Sinatra in a photo? At a pre-Inaugural Ball in 1961, Jackie wore a satin gown by Oleg Cassini, with whom she would go on to collaborate with on tons of iconic looks.

The new First Lady was impossibly chic in a simple sheath for a portrait with Caroline in 1961.

At the Inauguration Ball in 2009, Obama set the course for 8 years of off-the-beaten-path style with this cream gown by then-emerging designer Jason Wu.

Modern First Ladying 101: Obama stunned in a high-shine Atelier Versace dress at a State Dinner in October 2016 with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and Agnese Landini.

In Tom Ford, Mrs. Obama looked like fashion royalty (those gloves!) at a state dinner hosted by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace in 2011.

Michelle always had her finger on the pulse of modern fashion. She capped off her 2011 state visit to England by wearing a sleek Ralph Lauren gown and statement jewels by Tom Binns.

Along with her husband, Betty hosted Queen Elizabeth II during a State Visit to Washington in July 1976, wearing a floaty green Luis Estevez gown embellished with lace and sequins.

During a 1976 visit, Ford gave Queen Elizabeth II a run for her money with this bright hued ensemble and matching hat (two of the Queen's favourite things).

We call this Hillary BP: Before Pantsuits. The then-First Lady used to be all about a skirt suit and a headband, as evidenced by this ensemble she wore to Christmas morning church service in 1994.

Hillary channelled her regal side in a buttery yellow skirt suit, hat, and gloves combo to welcome the Japanese Emperor and Emprss in 1994.

She was known for her glamorous take on style and Nancy pulled no punches in a purple Galanos gown with gold threads and gold leaf costume jewellery in 1983 at a concert with Queen Elizabeth II.

Mrs. Regan loved the colour red and made it her signature, so it was no surprise she wore the hue for a visit to a drug rehab centre with Princess Diana in 1985.

She never shied away from bold colour (it was the '80s after all) and at the 1986 wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, Nancy went all out in turquoise.