Fashion Friday

The first lady continues to campaign for early voting, speaking to Obama supporters during a campaign rally in Racine, Wisconsin yesterday. For the appearance, Mrs. O debuted a full-skirted tribal print dress in a mix of neutrals. 

Hope everyone is having a great start to the weekend!

Update: Thanks to reader Linda, who spotted the dress as BCBG. Indeed, Mrs. O wears the BCBGMAXAZRIA Breona Geometric Jacquard Dress, available here. Reader Akisa observes that Mrs. O's dress includes an extra panel at the hem for length.

On the Campaign Trail

The First Lady has returned from London and is back on the campaign trail, making two stops in North Carolina today to rally volunteer support. The effort is part of a lead up to the Democratic National Convention, which will be held in Charlotte, North Carolina in early September. 

In Raleigh, Mrs. O wore a yellow floral Tracy Reese dress (previously seen in April 2011, here) to meet campaign supporters. In Greensboro, Mrs. O wore a navy and white stripe dress for a speech at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. 

Update: Thanks to reader "Nellypoo" who spots Mrs. O's blue and white stripe dress as the BCBGMAXAZRIA Pleated V-Neck Sweater Dress, available here. 

Spectator Style

The First Lady attended swimming and tennis competitions at the London 2012 Olympic Games today joined by former Olympians Summer Sanders, Venus Williams and Dominique Dawes. On the style front: Mrs. O wore a BCBGMAXAZRIA Elicia Colorblock Tank (available here) paired with black pants to attend the swimming competition. For tennis, Mrs. O layered a pintuck front blouse with a mixed print cardigan. Go USA!

Update #1: Thanks to reader "jermaine" who identified Mrs. O's black and white dress as Tracy Reese. The first lady wears a Tracy Reese Black and Parchment Combo Frock, available here.

Update #2: Mrs. O attended a preliminary men's basketball game at the 2012 Summer Olympics on Sunday wearing a Zero + Maria Cornejo Iana Tank and Coti Cardigan.

"The First Lady Leads The Presidential Delegation To The 2012 Olympic Games" [Whitehouse.gov]