21 times presidents and first ladies coordinated their outfits perfectly
Presidents and first ladies often coordinate their outfits with matching colors.
Melania Trump regularly wore the same shade of red as President Donald Trump's trademark ties.
President Joe and first lady Dr. Jill Biden have worn matching navy suits.
President George W. Bush and Laura Bush wore matching shades of blue to the inauguration in January 2001.
Her blue suit was created by Michael Faircloth, a Dallas-based designer.
The first lady wore a coral suit that coordinated with Bush's tie in July 2001.
The Bushes attended a National Service Organization meeting in the Roosevelt Room of the White House.
In August 2001, they wore the same shade of green aboard Air Force One.
The Bushes returned to their ranch in Waco, Texas.
Bush's red tie paired well with Laura's red suit in April 2005.
The president and first lady attended the dedication of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library in Springfield, Illinois.
In July 2009, President Barack and first lady Michelle Obama each wore black, white, and red.
Obama addressed a reception for US ambassadors in the Grand Foyer of the White House.
Michelle's grey shirt and silver pin matched Obama's silver tie at Harriet Tubman Elementary School in Washington, DC, in December 2010.
They appeared together for the signing of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 supporting child nutrition programs and healthy school lunches.
They matched again in July 2014 in slate blue.
They attended the Kids' State Dinner in the East Room together.
In September 2015, Obama wore a light-mauve tie that complemented Michelle's pink dress.
They arrived together for the National Medal of Arts ceremony held in the East Room.
Obama wore slate blue again while arriving in India in January 2015, coordinating with Michelle's dress from Indian-American designer Bibhu Mohapatra.
The black-and-white dress featured a blue floral design.
In July 2017, President Donald Trump wore a blue tie that matched first lady Melania Trump's stilettos.
The Trumps attended a traditional Bastille Day military parade while visiting France.
Melania wore a red top to match Trump's trademark red tie in September 2017.
The Trumps returned from a weekend at Camp David.
The Trumps wore matching black-and-white stripes at Mar-a-Lago in April 2018.
They welcomed Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to Trump's resort in Palm Beach, Florida.
Melania wore a red belt to go with Trump's red tie in July 2018.
Trump and Melania hosted a picnic for military families on the South Lawn of the White House.
In July 2018, they matched in red again while visiting Europe.
Trump and Melania visited Brussels, London, Scotland, and Helsinki on a week-long trip to Europe.
Melania's off-white and navy Gucci coat coordinated with Trump's blue-and-white outfit as they greeted the president and first lady of Poland in September 2018.
The coat retailed for $3,980, according to Yahoo! News.
Melania's yellow Louboutins went well with Trump's yellow tie on a May 2019 visit to Japan.
Melania's orange coat was designed by Dries Van Noten, according to Yahoo! News.
President Joe Biden and first lady Dr. Jill Biden wore matching navy jackets in June 2021.
The president and first lady landed in Cornwall, UK, for the G7 Summit.
Biden's navy suit and red tie coordinated perfectly with the colors in Jill's printed dress in October 2021.
The Bidens returned to the White House after spending the weekend in Delaware.
The president and first lady matched in navy again in October 2021.
Jill wore a navy suit designed by Adam Lippes.
In November 2021, Biden wore a blue-and-pink striped tie that complemented Jill's three-quarter-sleeve fuchsia dress.
Biden signed an executive order to help improve public safety and justice reform for Native American communities.
In May, they wore matching shades of light blue at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.
Biden received a briefing at the base, while Jill departed for a trip to Ecuador, Panama, and Costa Rica.
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