Former White House chief of staff reveals how First Ladies avoid repeating outfits
Anita McBride, who served from 2005 to 2009, revealed exactly how presidential wives steer clear of repeating styles.“During the Bush White House — and I believe other first ladies’ aides have done this — every outfit that they’ve worn does have a tag on it tracked with where they’ve worn it and when, and you keep a record of it,” McBride recently explained to Insider.While the ladies are able to wear their normal, everyday clothes more than once, repeating gowns for larger, more public appearances are a big fashion faux pas.