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The leader in First Lady fashion? The name is Michelle Obama. She's one of the most fashionable women in the world, (as if we had to remind you) and someone whose wardrobe is photo-opt-ready like, all the time. The prototypical matching blazer/tailored shirt/pencil skirt trio is a thing of the past, people.  OK! News: Boy Meets World Star Maitland Ward Talks Girl Meets World Pickup and Reuniting the Cast Now that the warmer weather is finally here, the lovely First Lady is out and about showing off her timeless wardrobe wows, including a Tracy Reese dress that literally makes us swoon. Need a National Splurge Day idea? This floral fancy could be a winner. Check out some of her most recent style moments here!  Michelle Obama rocked this Tracy Reese Indigo Floral Jersey Dress at Sasha's dance recital. And instead of pairing this pretty little number with pumps, the first lady went for a walkable style—neutral flats! The colors chime, and we're ready to steal this style statement for ourselves.  Photos: The Best Beauty Products For Summer Yay for yellow Converses! At a White House Kitchen Garden event, Mrs. Obama gave a comfortable makeover to picnic apparel. Lime green and yellow never looked so chic together. For the Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, the lovely lady wore a soft floral knee-length dress with a feminine white cardigan.  Watch: What TV Show is Ashley Tisdale Lovin'?  Statement necklaces are huge right now, and Mrs. Obama proved she's in tune with the times by making an acknowledgement of this accessory. This pearly statement necklace is the only embellishment she needs!   What's your favorite Michelle Obama style statement? Tweet @OKMagazine and leave a comment below. Photo credit:  Getty Images

EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate has acquired screen rights to Devil In The Grove: Thurgood Marshall, The Groveland Boys, And The Dawn Of A New America, the Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Gilbert King about the effort of Thurgood Marshall and the NAACP’s legal team to save the lives of four black men falsely accused of raping a white woman in Florida in 1949. Adam Cooper & Bill Collage will write the script. Allison Shearmur is producing. The project is high priority at Lionsgate where production president Erik Feig and production and development director Jeyun Choi are overseeing it. Devil in the Grove will yield a great role for a fortyish African American actor to play the iconic Marshall, in a case fought to the Supreme Court before he made history with Brown Vs. Board of Education, which finally eliminated segregation in public schools. The scribes are also planning a strong role of Mabel Norris Reese, a journalist who covered the case. Initially outraged by the rape charges, she wrote honest stories as the evidence made it clear the “victim” had invented the allegations. The film has overtones of To Kill A Mockingbird, in a story emblematic of the racism present in the Deep South during the time when Jim Crow labor laws made possible places like the segregated ... Read More »