First Lady Wedding Dresses You Might Find in a Thrift Shop

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At some point, every First Lady who resided in the White House was a bride. Their senses of style were put on display for everyone to see, and while these looks might have seemed unattainable walking down the aisle, you can find many pieces similar to these iconic outfits in thrift shops today.

Melania Trump

Melania wore not one but two dresses. The first was a wedding gown, which you probably can’t find in a thrift shop. The other dress, however, might just be. Unlike her usual classical styles, she wore a slinky, low-cut Vera Wang dress featuring a front slit. This look was beachy and boho-chic, and might be a hidden gem in a consignment store.

Michelle Obama

At Michelle Obama’s wedding, she wore an off-shoulder dress that screamed “bride” and made us all swoon. It was certainly traditional and regal, featuring long sleeves, a fitted waist, and a Bardot neckline in all-white, donning a timeless look that you’d be lucky to find in a vintage shop today.

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