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Perma-peeved: Melania Trump's White House photo (plus 11 other revealing first lady portraits)

In a candyfloss-coloured dress with matching opera gloves and a clutch bag, Mrs Eisenhower âis an example of the homemaker in chiefâ, says DuBois Shaw. âShe is all about wearing the Dior new look, with cinched waists and full skirts, and putting pink doilies all over the White House. She is kind of a regressive antidote to the liberated work-empowered women that had come out of the war years; itâs a way to get women back in the kitchen. She models that for working-class and middle-class white women. A shade called Mamie pink became really popular in fashion in the 1950s.â ....

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First Ladies of the United States: New Book Examines Their Role

Smithsonian Books, The National Portrait Gallery
By definition, the office of first lady plays a supporting role in American politics. That makes information about some of the most influential women in United States history difficult to find. But in the new book
First Ladies of the United States, from Smithsonian Books, author Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw, the National Portrait Gallery s senior historian and director of history, research, and scholarship, aims to highlight the women of the White House through insightful essays into their lives set alongside 84 gorgeous portraits that further reveal their characters.
“First ladies are super important to the history of the country, but to say they’ve gotten second importance to the president isn’t even coming close to how under-researched their lives are,” DuBois Shaw tells Mental Floss. “First ladies don’t have sites in the way that presidents do, and so while presidents have these libraries and foundation centers ....

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