Malia and Sasha Obama are no longer in the immediate public eye, but we've still seen
some amazing fashion from the two young women since their dad left office.
Here are some of the former first kids' greatest hits.
"The first time you see your daughter in heels is a little bit jarring."
"Ya."
While they weren't technically out of the White House yet, the Obamas went to Hawaii
over the winter holidays during their final vacation in office, visiting the troops before
heading home just after the New Year.
Malia stepped off the plane at Andrews Air Force Base looking comfy-yet-chic, sporting
all-black except for her amazing wine-colored puffer jacket.
Sasha wore a fleece-lined denim jacket over her outfit with trendy, black-framed glasses.
Fashionable after a long flight, that's the dream.
Malia's look while traveling to Chicago to attend her father's last major speech as president
was definitely a standout.
The elegant outfit she'd later reveal at the farewell address was hidden from view, but
she topped it off with a gorgeous Phillip Lim camel-colored coat, a rich brown leather
travel bag, and a structured black handbag.
Sasha stayed behind in Washington because she had a test the next day at school, according
to Us Weekly, but Malia was very much in attendance with her understated black and white dress
by Cinq a Sept paired with sheer black tights, black ankle boots, and a black choker necklace.
Then-President Barack Obama honored then-Vice President Joe Biden with the Presidential
Medal of Freedom on January 12, 2017 in the White House State Dining Room, and both Malia
and Sasha attended the ceremony.
Malia looked elegant in navy, while Sasha showed off her great taste in a complementary
navy, white, and gold patterned dress.
These sisters certainly don't always dress alike, but when they wear complementary outfits,
they both definitely make the best-dressed list.
Malia journeyed into the entertainment industry in January 2017 when she secured an internship
with the now-disgraced Weinstein Company in the months before beginning classes at Harvard.
While she's since moved on to bigger, brighter, and less-controversial adventures, let us
not forget this adorably casual outfit which Malia was spotted wearing while walking into
work in April 2017.
Sporting an army-green, collared shift dress and black, red, and white sneakers, the eldest
Obama daughter was all smiles on her stroll to work.
If only we could all look this effortlessly put-together on weekday mornings!
"It's really working!"
In June 2017, the Obamas visited Indonesia, and while visiting the Tirta Empul Temple,
Sasha, Malia, and Michelle donned yellow sarongs over their clothing, which is the custom when
visiting holy sites, according to InStyle.
But the Obama sisters also mixed high and low fashion to great effect while in Bali:
Sasha wore a simple black spaghetti-strapped blouse and a tourist-y baseball cap, but looked
fierce in her trendy aviators, while Malia sported a $139 Alexander Wang t-shirt, leggings,
and an identity-masking baseball cap of her own.
In July 2018, Malia Obama and her fellow Ivy Leaguer boyfriend Rory Farquharson were spotted
taking an evening stroll and window shopping in London.
Malia wore a white mini-dress with a lace-up corset bodice for the date, which she paired
with black booties and layered necklaces.
With long tresses nearly reaching her waist, this former first daughter looked every bit
the part of a boho queen.
"But Malia, guess what?
You don't sit up straight and I do!"
Born on July 4, 1998, Malia Obama probably doesn't remember much, if any, of the 1990s.
However, she certainly paid homage to the decade in March 2017.
Wearing an oversized, multi-color windbreaker, white sneakers, and cuffed "mom jeans," Sasha's
older sister looked like a model straight out of a '90s clothing catalog.
Malia let her hair down for the day, quite literally, as she took a stroll with some
gal pals around New York City.
Now that Malia and Sasha have grown up and left the White House, they have more control
over their fashion and sense of style than ever before.
They're no longer in the public eye as frequently as they used to be and they're no longer members
of the first family.
As Hilary Novelle Hahn, founder of The Style Club, told The List,