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Michelle Obama’s inauguration look was such a show stopper that people are still talking about it. The former First Lady stunned when she arrived at the ceremony with former President Barack Obama last Wednesday wearing a gorgeous Sergio Hudson look.

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As they walked in holding hands, Twitter went wild over with the Becoming author’s hair styled in sleek voluminous curls and her entire ensemble - the deep plum coat she wore over a turtleneck tucked into flared trousers in a berry hue that were cinched with a matching purple and gold statement belt.

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The former First Lady stunned in a Sergio Hudson ensemble

Michelle's stylist, Meredith Koop, completed the look with Stuart Weitzman suede boots, a black Christy Rilling Atelier face mask, and black leather gloves.

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We loved it too - and found a lookalike for her coat for a fraction of the price on Amazon. The wine-colored trench coat ranges in price from about $60 - $66 depending on coat size.

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Michelle’s look wasn't just the epitome of girl boss glam, it also had a special meaning behind it. She, along with Vice President Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton, wore purple to the inauguration. The color is one of the official colors of the suffragist movement (purple, white, and green are the colors of the flag).

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Michelle Obama ' s look was one of the day's most talked about outfits. Win McNamee/Getty Images. Michelle Obama was styled by longtime stylist To have you feel in my work the dedication I have to what I do and the respect I have for Michelle is so appreciated." "Inevitably, people will project their

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For the suffragettes, purple represented "the color of loyalty, constancy to purpose, unswerving steadfastness to a cause," according to the National Park Service. It also stood for “royalty and the royal blood that flows in the veins of every suffragette, the instinct of freedom and dignity."

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Wearing purple is also used to indicate bipartisanship for Inauguration Day, considering that it’s a mix of Democrat blue and Republican red.

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Michelle also chose to rock a look by a black designer, as did Vice President Kamala Harris, who wore a purple coat and matching dress by Christopher John Rogers. Putting the spotlight on a black designer on such a monumental stage was huge on its own, especially when there has been a huge push for the support of black creators and brands.

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