She ripped up the political wife wardrobe rules by wearing H&M in the White Housechoosing sleeveless styles to showcase her toned arms and favouring neat cardigans over blazers.

Now Michelle Obama61, has taken a different direction entirely, with a recent ‘glow-up’ that’s seen her shift from the ‘polished restraint’ of her First lady years to a ‘freer, expressive flair’, beauty experts say.

The former US President’s wife has even sparked Ozempic rumours with a glossy new photoshoot that showed off her taut stomach after her recent weight loss.

And she has a youthful new wardrobe to match that she’s spoken about at length in her fashion memoir The Look, in collaboration with her stylist Meredith Koop.

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Moving away from sensible knee length shift dresses and oversized sweaters, the writer has come alive in figure-hugging pieces and trendy statement outfits in leather, denim and lace.

‘She’s gravitating towards bolder silhouettes, saturated colours, leather pieces, and modern tailoring, all of which give her look a youthful edge without compromising her signature sophistication,’ luxury stylist Angela Kyte told the Daily Mail.

‘Michelle’s style evolution in recent years reflects a woman entering a new era of self-expression. Confident, playful, and unafraid to lean into fashion that energizes rather than conforms.’

The mother-of-two, who earlier this month opened up about the delicate balancing act of representing her Black culture and being FLOTUS, has also been experimenting with different hairstyles – something she felt she couldn’t do while her husband was in office.

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‘I knew the importance of making broader statements about hair as the first Black First Lady,’ she told IMO: The Look.

‘But what I will tell you is that I consciously understood that – at least until people knew me, which took eight years – I needed to not make hair part of the conversation.’

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Now however, Angela explained, this has been ‘pivotal’ to her new look.

‘Natural curls, voluminous blowouts, and textured braids have all appeared in her recent styling choices, signaling a powerful reclaiming of identity,’ she shared.

‘These hair looks bring softness and movement, complementing the athletic strength of her physique and creating an overall impression of vitality and ease.’

Michelle’s current look, Angela continued, is one that uses fashion to mirror her lifestyle today, featuring athleisure-inspired pieces, wide-leg trousers, and fluid dresses that ‘highlight her toned frame while keeping everything wearable and elegant’.

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‘Michelle Obama’s glow-up isn’t about chasing youth,’ she said. ‘It’s about embracing personal freedom in the way she dresses, moves, and presents herself to the world.’

While the author’s wardrobe and hair have been the obvious points of transformation, aesthetic doctor Dr Barbara Kubicka also said her youthful visage has been impossible to ignore.

‘Michelle’s recent glow can largely be attributed to a skin-first approach that prioritizes radiance, hydration, and texture over transformative change,’ she told the Daily Mail.

‘What we’re seeing is a beautifully healthy complexion, the kind that comes from consistency: exfoliation that keeps the skin bright, potent antioxidants such as vitamin C, and meticulous sun protection.

‘At 61, this type of high-level glow is typically the result of disciplined maintenance rather than dramatic intervention.’

Michelle, Dr Kubicka added, is likely not opting for ‘tweakments’ but is rather disciplined with her skincare regime with ingredients like peptides, ceramides, and hyaluronic acid.

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‘These don’t change the face, they simply enhance luminosity and bounce,’ she said.

‘Many women in their fifties and sixties shift towards skincare that focuses on moisture retention and gentle collagen support, which helps explain her smooth, refined texture in recent appearances.

‘Non-invasive treatments such as light-based facials, radiofrequency skin-tightening, or subtle biostimulating injectables are also increasingly common among women seeking natural results.

‘These options enhance firmness and clarity without altering facial character, aligning perfectly with Michelle Obama’s timeless, authentic appearance.’

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Michelle has recently admitted she felt ‘confined’ during her eight-years in the White House, speaking on IMO: The Look.

‘That little eight-year stint as First Lady tends to be a bit confining because the job was not just to represent me, but to represent the nation,’ she shared with her guests, Jane FondaBethann Hardison, and moderator, Jenna Lyons.

‘As the first Black family in that house… Black folks feel in all the first positions that we’re carrying the torch, we’re lighting the way.’

She added there was immense pressure to do ‘really, really well so that the next folks will have a chance’ and ‘get it right,’ in case they impacted how minorities would be treated in positions of leadership in the future.

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‘Women, people of color, people of different ethnicities, of different genders and sexual orientation – we all feel that,’ she said.