She was recently named Best Dressed Woman in a new list and is regarded as one of the most stylish women in the world. And now you can emulate Michelle Obama's style using a new app. Fashion fanatic Helen Barclay has created the mobile app to keep users updated on The First Lady's wardrobe. It follows the highly successful launch of her first app, Kate's Style List, a handy pocket guide which helps shoppers and fans of Kate Middleton copy her look. Helen, a former actress, said: "Michelle Obama has a huge following in the US. She sells out clothes in the same way Kate Middleton does and like The Duchess of Cambridge, she recycles lots of her clothes "It is mainly aimed at the American market but I hope it will work here too."
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