Overview
- At a People Inc. event in New York, she said she avoided discussing clothes during her White House years because it risked distracting from her agenda.
- She said the time feels right now after two books, a podcast, and distance from the First Lady role.
- The Look offers a behind-the-scenes account of dressing to represent the country and features contributions from stylist Meredith Koop, makeup artist Carl Ray, and hairstylists Yene Damtew, Johnny Wright, and Njeri Radway.
- On the tour she wore Loewe Look 50 from the unreleased Spring 2026 collection sourced by Koop, a custom Simone Rocha pearl-embellished gown on The Late Show, and a Chanel suit at People Inc.
- The New York swing included a live podcast taping that will premiere on her show and an onstage conversation with Tracee Ellis Ross at the Howard Gilman Opera House.