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We anticipate, dissect and debate everything she wears, from her white Jason Wu inagural gown to her Lanvin sneakers and that Alaia belt. But what of First Lady Michelle Obama’s scent? According to July’s Washingtonian, MObama’s preferred fragrance is Creed’s Love in White…which has its fair share of presidential history. The only Creed fragrance to debut in the States instead of France, the first bottle was given to the First Lady in 2005, Laura Bush. Want the scent, sans presidential responsibilities? You can pick up your own bottle at Neiman Marcus.

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