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Oscar de la Renta was the first to speak and said that "the right of American fashion is in crisis. I understand what [Obama and his advisers] do, but I do not think it's the right message to that particular point."

Thus, Diane von Furstenberg, president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, said in a statement to WWD:. "CFDA believe in promoting American fashion Our First Lady Michelle Obama was wonderful to encourage our designers, we were surprised and somewhat

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disappointed not to be represented in this important state dinner."

It turns out that von Furstenberg is a critical bit of remorse about how history has attracted. In an interview with The Daily Beast Tina Brown developer, Friday, iconic woman is walking a little back, The Sexy Beast reports: "I told him that Mrs. Obama has been very favorable for American designers, but it is clear We are disappointed that she chose to use a British designer for the state dinner ...