Designer Vivienne Tam Wants You to Wear Barack Obama
Because if there’s one thing our clothes are lacking, it’s definitely pictures of U.S. Presidents all over them.
Katy Steinmetz
Katy Steinmetz is a reporter in TIME's Washington bureau. In addition to working on features for TIME and TIME.com, she contributes to TIME's Swampland, Healthland and NewsFeed blogs. She pens a weekly column on language called Wednesday Words, and acts as impresario for political columnist Joe Klein's annual road trips.
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