There was no questioning the First Lady of the Unites States' dazzle-factor in the Naeem Khan she picked for a state dinner at the White House to meet the Indian President and his wife in But it was the pale, oyster-like hue of her dress, which was cause for debate. Described as 'nude' by Khan, the term sparked a furious debate about political correctness in the American press. The Associated Press reported it as "flesh", a description which caused an immediate retort from one newspaper editor: "whose flesh?

Frock controversy fails to spoil the First Lady's second state dinner. Stunning: But commentators were worried about what colour they should call Michelle Obama's dress. Michelle Obama has once more sent the fashion world into a flurry, but this time it's not about her super-toned arms or her penchant for American brand J crew.

Did that get your attention? That was the only purpose of the title. Personally I think it's tasteless to go after Trump for something his wife did 16 years ago, although that has become the norm in American politics. Anything a politician ever did, or their spouse or children ever did, can and will be used for ammunition, and is locked, loaded, and fired during election year. The only thing that amazes me more than people using this old picture is my southern, Christian, conservative friends defending it by saying it was just a profession.