The former first lady sent an important message with her gleaming choice of jewelry.
Michelle Obama closed out the opening night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention in style. The former first lady made a statement, not just with her words but with a standout accessory.
Obama addressed the American people during the virtual convention, and subtly rocked the vote with a chic gold necklace with the letters "V-O-T-E," that got her point across in a stylishly low-key way.
The necklace was a big hit with fans watching at home, and many were quick to start wondering where they could get their own. As it turns out, the item was a personalized necklace from ByChari, created by designer Chari Cuthbert.
"I had created a VOTE necklace for the last election and knew I was going to do it again," Cuthbert said in a statement to ET. "As we started our outreach, I was honored when Michelle Obama's stylist asked for one and am thrilled she is wearing it."
For those who want one of their own, the Spaced Letter Necklace is available on ByChari for $315.
Obama also drove home the importance of voting during her speech, telling viewers, "If we have any hope of ending this chaos, we have got to vote for Joe Biden like our lives depend on it." She added that Democrats have to vote "in numbers that cannot be ignored."
One thing that definitely couldn't be ignored on Twitter was the former first lady's necklace.
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