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"You better believe we Slaves to Fashion will be watching the First Lady-elect&amp;#x27;s every style move over the next few days--as Glamour&amp;#x27;s Editor-in-Chief Cindi Leive put it on the Today show last week, &amp;quot;this is like the Superbowl for women!&amp;quot; And um, we even have a little office pool going to see who gets closest to picking Mrs. O&amp;#x27;s inaugural ball gown! But before we get to the big night... We&amp;#x27;ve got a weekend full of great clothes to discuss! On Saturday, the president-elect and his wife (who just celebrated her 45th birthday) did a &amp;quot;whistle stop&amp;quot; train ride, along with Joe and Jill Biden, from Philadelphia to D.C.&amp;#x27;s Union Station--and she bundled up beautifully in a black swing coat with bell sleeves and purple leather gloves. Get a glimpse of them here: Embedded video from CNN Video On Sunday afternoon, the First Lady-elect was at the Lincoln Memorial for the &amp;quot;We Are One&amp;quot; concert, again managing to look gorgeous despite freezing temps. Call it a redemption song--her camel colored skirt and coat were made by Narciso Rodriguez, the same designer whose red and black election night dress was called &amp;quot;a lava lamp.&amp;quot; It&amp;#x27;s is pretty traditional, but leave it to Mrs. O to add a jeweled sweater, patent belt, and pointy-toe pumps to finish off the look. She knows the number one style secret of every smart Slave to Fashion--it&amp;#x27;s all in the details! What do you think of Mrs. O&amp;#x27;s tan and black Narciso Rodriguez look? ( polls) Well my dears, I&amp;#x27;m D.C. bound as we speak, so don&amp;#x27;t forget to check back for frequent updates from what&amp;#x27;s about to be the most important fashion city on the planet (at least this week!), and weigh in on what you think Michelle should wear Tuesday night and your favorite outfit she wore on the campaign trail. Photos: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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