First Lady of the United States is a loaded job title that includes numerous roles, such as public servant, policy advocate, and of course, fashion icon. Throughout the ages, first lady fashion has been an endless source of public interest (not to mention a few juicy scandals ). Plus, there's tremendous power in what a FLOTUS chooses to wear. Not only does first lady fashion have a tangible impact on the economy, but FLOTUSes also help shape the fashion industry through their endorsement of certain trends and clothing labels. Take Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, for example, who helped launch beloved '60s trends like pill hats and shift dresses. Likewise, Nancy Reagan inspired a generation of women to wear her favorite hue, "Reagan red." Despite an ever-changing social and political landscap

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