First Lady's Fashion History 1
We will learn fashion history and styles of the First Ladies of America such as Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, Laura Bush, and more.
Lisa Culbertson: Etiquette, Fashion, Italian
Average rating:
4.8
Number of reviews:(445)
What's included
4 live meetings
3 in-class hoursClass Experience
The first ladies of America have helped the world see fashion in a new light and allowed others to see fashion designers express themselves. Week 1. Michelle Obama, a working mom, showed us how casual can looking amazing, glamour can shine, and how being true to oneself can make a difference. Week 2. Hillary Clinton-- her fashion style: how it changed from the first lady to grandmother. Week 3. Laura Bush, her mother-in-law, and daughters: how the Bush family showed style Week 4. First Ladies at balls and inauguration day We will look at the First Ladies and see how their fashion styles have evolved and changed how we view the fashion of the First Ladies. Their unique styles have captivated many and shown American fashion at its best. This class is subject to change and will require print outs that will be posted in the classroom.
Learning Goals
Students will learn about the First Ladies' fashion and how each one is very unique and individual.
Other Details
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined December, 2018
4.8
445reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
I loved fashion as a child: I would draw nearly every day. My Godmother encouraged me to draw every single day, and I would scribble my designs. I loved walking around Liberties in London, and I would look at fabric and be inspired to come up with a design. I want to inspire others that to be an individual in how we dress is a creative choice and that we can learn from the past and use designers' designs from the past to create a new era of fashion.Reviews
Live Group Class
$80
for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
45 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
3-6 learners per class
