The Stylist Behind Romney -- Alfred Fiandaca

Ann Romney wears a red silk shirt.

In the Good Morning America, we talked about the tricks and riding therapy of baking Welsh cake.

Sharp eyed fashion people immediately recognized that this is the latest Alfred Fiandaca autumn and winter 2012.

At the moment, Alfred Fiandaca is like "Romney" of ANN Romney, who wears them to every rally in the Republican Party.

Ann Romney is the wife of Republican presidential candidate Mitter Romney this year.

Americans say that she is more affinity than her husband Mitt Romney, and is not so serious. Like lubricants, it makes people feel that "real mitt" is not so unnatural.

She was also very brave when defending her husband's dignity, so that people remembered Nancy Regan in those days.

In fact, Nancy Regan also wore Alfred Fiandaca.

Not a puppet in a politician's wife's mold.

Behind a successful man, there must be a popular woman. This is the iron rule of the American political arena, especially in the campaign season.

The existence of a wife makes the presidential candidate more like an ordinary husband than an annoying politician.

In the presidential debate of October 3rd, Ann Romney won the accolades from a cross cut cream A dresses, which was the design of Alfred Fiandaca 2006.

In the September 25th Jay Reno talk show, she wore a black leather skirt, also from Alfred Fiandaca's handwriting.

Overnight,

In the public domain.

We can list a large list of designers like these, who have been given the star aura in an instant, and may be fleeting as they directed the dress of "first lady" or "quasi first lady".

In the 2008 presidential election, Michel Obama dressed in the costume of Chicago native designer Maria Pinto for her husband's election, but deliberately chose Jason Wu (Wu Jigang) to take part in the inauguration ceremony.

Two years later, Maria Pinto was shut down, and Wu Jigang went through the sky. The Dallas designer Michael Faircloth was once picked up by Laura Bush. But for the style of the former first lady, the public talked more about Oscar de la Renta, and Hilllary Clinton also went to Oscar de la.

In fact, Ann Romney was also fascinated by Oscar de la Renta. When she first boarded the stage of the Republican National Convention, she was wearing the big red silk dress of Oscar de la Renta.

Daniel Capurro, fashion director of Quest magazine, thinks that Oscar de la Renta is a "foolproof option" for the upper class.

"When you wear the red skirt of Oscar de la Renta, you are very much like Huchi Suke, who has great taste."

Daniel said, "but when Ann Romney wears Alfred Fiandaca, she looks more like herself than a puppet in a politician's wife's mold."

Daniel thought that the wives of presidential candidates need to get rid of the formal dress and the subordinate status they bring to the front of voters.

At this point, she should choose some brands that are not so famous but conform to personality, identity, position and fashion to convey her image.

Compared with the "grassroots" of Obama and his wife, the Romney family came from rich families and was educated by the elite.

Ann Romney has never entered the workplace since he married at the age of 19. He owns many properties, tennis skills, riding horses and expensive horses, and has more than one Cadillac car.

Her opponent sneers at her: "can you imagine that someone has not worked for a day in his life?"

Ann Romney needs to set up her own story to convince voters that she and her husband are not billionaires who are rich and ungrateful.

Her story is: a total of 5 sons and 18 grandchildren, who have been fighting for central nervous system diseases, multiple sclerosis and breast cancer for many years, are just as strong and tolerant as Nancy Regan. Nancy Regan is highly praised by Americans for years of silent care for her husband with Alzheimer's disease.

Similar to Nancy Regan, she has a good taste of fashion.

People always hope that the first lady's dress can represent the image of the upper class in the United States, and be as graceful as Jacqueline Kennedy, but not too extravagant.

Alfred Fiandaca's dress costs about $650 to $1200, and if it is customized, it will cost $2400 to start selling.

Not long ago, a Romney shirt, which appeared on public occasions, was recognized as "up to 990 dollars", causing a great public relations crisis.

Although the Romney couple with $200 million in assets, $990 is a piece of cake, but for the vast number of working class, this is still not politically correct.

Michel Obama, the first lady, is another tune.

Michel, who is tall and muscular, is more in line with the aesthetic standards of Americans.

Because she was a working-class, privately she liked civilian clothes, especially the designer brand in the United States, and dozens of hundred dollars of ordinary clothes wore on her body.

The popular VS elite style, the two women's very different fashion styles, will accurately explain the two men's political keynote and campaign strategy in the coming months.

Who says women are just the supporting role of politics?

However, for the two ladies who are better, Alfred Fiandaca has its own opinion.

"All my garments are Made in America, and the first lady may wear labels with Made in America, but it actually comes from him."

In the last week, Alfred Fiandaca has received numerous interviews densely, just like a fashionable American defender.

"I don't want to sound very political," Alfred Fiandaca said with a smile. "I'm a Democrat, but I prefer Ann's taste."

The three generation of the Fiandaca family is engaged in the clothing industry. Alfred Fiandaca grew up in Boston. The earliest fashion training came from the tailor's father.

After briefly entering the New York Institute of fashion technology, he eventually graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of art and design.

In 1961, Alfred Fiandaca founded its own brand and opened its first store in Maverick Street, Boston.

Soon after, he entered the field of "political fashion". "This is definitely not the road I imagined. Nobody knows that Kennedy will come into my shop by accident."

He recalled.

He also made clothes for Bird Johnson and Nancy Regan.

Until 2009, several members of the Kennedy family, including Joan Kennedy, remained loyal customers of Alfred Fiandaca.

He speculated that his brand's popularity in the political arena was due to its "clean lines, tailored classics and not easy to be out of date".

Although Alfred Fiandaca has entered the power circles of Washington, its brand seems unable to impress New York's fashion editors.

"I play in New York every year, but that's not what I really want."

Alfred Fiandaca said his clients included celebrities such as Anita Beck, Julie Andrews and Audrey Hepburn.

"I don't need fashion magazines to tell me where this series is good or bad."

He confidently said.

According to the records of the fashion designers Committee of the United States, Alfred Fiandaca became a member in 1980 and is currently "inactive".

Ironically, in this election season, he will be very busy.