First Lady MIchelle Obama

Our favorite FLOTUS is #TeamNatural.

This is how you achieve the "I'm corporate and fly," look.

Like most Black women in their 50s who have been blessed with youthful looks, Michelle Obama barely looks a day over 30. Watch her transform from a young girl from Chicago's South Side to the First Lady of these United States!

Michelle Obama shows us her edgy style.

Malia Obama sat front row wearing a brand that is less than two years old.

Michelle Obama wears the same designer that she wore for the 2009 inaugural ball.

First lady Michelle Obama turned her last speech before leaving the White House into a powerful and emotionally stirring message for young people amid growing fears among marginalized communities of President-elect Donald Trump and his cabinet heading to the nation's capital.

On Friday, FLOTUS stressed that "the power of hope" has "allowed us to rise."

Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama may be everything for most Black women but she means all that much more to the young girls and grown-ass women from her native South Side of Chicago; Harlem, New York; Southeast DC; North Philly; South Central L.A. and all the hoods in-between.

Veronica Chambers, editor of a new anthology on Michelle Obama, opens up on our first African American FLOTUS and what her very being means to us—and this country.

President Obama says his daughters, Sasha and Malia Obama, are “ready to get out of the nest. We don’t think they’re ready, but they certainly think they’re ready.”