14 Spring Runway Looks With Michelle Obama's Name on Them

Michelle wore this fiery-red asymmetrical gown from the British fashion house for the China state dinner in 2011.

We can definitely see her in an intricately embroidered cap-sleeve design like this, but she'd nix the edgy jewels for hoops and the studded moto boots for sophisticated pumps.

Alexander McQueen Spring 2017.

Last September, Michelle wore this sleek and sophisticated navy number by Stella McCartney, showing off the design's little twists like an asymmetrical hem and metal closure.

Michelle loves a good shirt dress, and we can imagine her working Stella's latest with a pair of sandals and a weaved bag on vacation with the family.

Stella McCartney Spring 2017.

Michelle's appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show marked her first time wearing Gucci. She found the perfect look to match her personality: a three-quarter sleeve printed with words like "Sincerity" and "Honesty."

Marigold is a shade Michelle's worn more than once, and with her love for a one-shoulder or cold-shoulder silhouette, this flouncy design screams her name.

Gucci Spring 2017.

Michelle loves a colorful print, and we were particularly smitten by the one she chose for a Let Girls Learn initiative in Morocco.

Michelle's already mastered a halter-neck silhouette like this one, and we know she'd be attracted to the kitschy-cool quality of Mr. Pilotto's fresh print.

Peter Pilotto Spring 2017.

Michelle coordinated with her daughters when she wore this yellow and blue lace number on a trip to London.

We'd dare her to try something of the same color scheme, but in a more striking silhouette. Michelle loves to show off her arms, and this one-shoulder design would definitely do her justice.

Preen Spring 2017.

Mary Katrantzou is one of the most recognizable and downright fun British designers — of course the FLOTUS has worn her pieces. She chose this vibrantly printed fit-and-flare while in London last year.

We'd love to see her in a piece with bold long sleeves and a turtleneck. Michelle would likely nix the socks-and-sandals look for a pair of sleek kitten heels, but her dress would do all the talking.

Mary Katrantzou Spring 2017.

Michelle toured London in this belted dress from Christopher Kane, accessorizing with drop earrings and matching pumps.

Picture her in this exact look, sans elbow-length leather gloves. We think this pink midi, complete with a gauzy overlay, would fit right into the elegant side of Michelle's wardrobe.

Christopher Kane Spring 2017.

Michelle's mixed-print, mixed-texture Self-Portrait dress was a major style win for the FLOTUS. While the brand churns out dresses that can veer on the sexy side, Michelle's mesh sleeves were just a tad sheer and way more modern than racy.

We think this tailored minidress brings together just enough trends, from the side ruffle to the off-centered button adornments. Again, it's just the right color.

Self-Portrait Spring 2017.

Michelle wore this textured midi dress during the White House Summit this Summer.

Red's a power color for the FLOTUS, and we think she could pull off this vacation dress for a trip to Martha's Vineyard or for any casual event with some flashy jewels and a pair of pumps.

Jason Wu Spring 2017.

Michelle's idea of the perfect Summer dress totally aligns with our own. She chose this Delpozo shirt dress for a visit with Queen Letizia of Spain, showing off its bold side ties.

We'd love to see Michelle in a similar silhouette, but she could pull off a piece with even more color. This floral design would flatter her figure and give her a chance to show off those toned arms.

Delpozo Spring 2017.

Michelle's structured white gown for the recent state dinner made lots of noise. Though it was simple, it was created by Lady Gaga's stylist and go-to designer for red carpet events. Later, Michelle wore a teal piece by Mr. Maxwell for her InStyle cover.

We'd love to see Michelle in a power suit from the designer. Though she's shown off unique black coordinates, she can obviously pull off lighter shades too, and this set would be a fine place to start.

Brandon Maxwell Spring 2017.

Michelle joined her family in Cuba for a baseball game, wearing this beachy shirtdress from Tory Burch.

She's also worn many a strapless maxi, and we think she'd love the bold florals on this Spring number from Tory.

Tory Burch Spring 2017.

The Cuba state dinner was an important moment for the FLOTUS. We love the vibrant ensemble she selected, created by one of her favorite designers, Naeem Khan.

Michelle chooses Naeem Khan for daytime events and formal dinners. This cap sleeve number would be appropriate for either, and we know the FLOTUS would accessorize it just right.

Naeem Khan Spring 2017.

Michelle's a big fan of Narciso Rodriguez's most sleek pieces. She chose this avant-garde, graphic-print dress for the trip to Argentina, already making a splash as soon as she disembarked Air Force One.

We could see her in this slouchy midi from Narciso Rodriguez's newest collection. Its faded pattern, though black and white, is somehow striking, and Michelle might even pair it with her flashy yellow pumps.

Narciso Rodriguez Spring 2017.