First Ladies in contrasting outfits at inaugurations, showcasing elegant styles discussed by netizens.

When Ronald Reagan took office in 1977, his wife Nancy donned a red dress and coat from one of her favorite designers, the New York-based creative Adolfo. The shade would become known as “Reagan red.”

In 1985, for her husband’s second term, the 40th first lady wore an electric blue coat dress by the same designer which featured a gold chain. That year, Nancy forgot to introduce the president elect during the Inaugural Band Concert.

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First Ladies' inauguration outfits compared, featuring coats from two different inauguration events.

When Bill Clinton became 42nd President of the United States in 1993, Hillary opted for a navy coat, a matching hat, and a metallic scarf knotted at the neck. Below the coat was a checked pink suit by Arkansas designer Connie Fails.

For Bill’s second inauguration in 1997, the politician opted for a coral coat and coordinating dress by Oscar de la Renta, a tan handbag, and heeled pumps.

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Past First Ladies’ inauguration attire with group in formal wear and vintage cars in the background.

The diplomat, activist, and longest-serving first lady of the United States had many inauguration ceremonies and balls, as Franklin D. Roosevelt served as president four times.

For Roosevelt’s first inauguration in 1933, Eleanor wore a more casual ensemble consisting of a long skirt and shirt, a black coat, and a hat.

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