Suited to Lead: New exhibit highlights historical fashion choices of presidents
Summary
A virtual exhibit by the White House Historical Association called "Suited to Lead" focuses on the fashion choices of six U.S. presidents. The exhibit explores how these presidents used their clothing to make statements about themselves and their leadership.Key Facts
- The exhibit is titled "Suited to Lead: The Lives of Six Presidents Through Fashion."
- It is a virtual exhibit created by the White House Historical Association.
- The exhibit features George Washington, John Quincy Adams, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, and Jimmy Carter.
- Each president's clothing choices are explored to show how they made statements about governance.
- George Washington used American-made fabrics to set himself apart from British rule.
- Jimmy Carter wore casual clothing, like cardigans, reflecting a shift towards comfort and a more relaxed style.
- The exhibit was curated by Fiona Hubbard, a costume studies student at New York University.
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