Michelle Obama is heading out with a bang!
The first lady gave Beyoncé a run for her money on Tuesday, donning a stunning, curve-hugging gown for the state dinner held in honor of Italian prime minister, Matteo Renzi, the first family's last in the White House.
Michelle slayed in a gorgeous, rose gold Atelier Versace dress, ruched at the waist, as she made a glorious entrance hand in hand with her husband.
The mother of two let her gown do all the talking, as she kept her hair simple for the occasion, styling her shoulder-length tresses with sassy, side-swept bangs.
While FLOTUS was a glittering gold goddess in her stunning chainmail dress, the evening's guests of honor, Renzi and his wife, Agnese Landini were also dressed to the nines.
Landini wowed in a black-and-white strapless gown, while her husband wore a dark tuxedo, similar to the one sported by President Obama.
Though Michelle always stuns in her state dinner ensembles, March's state dinner -- held in honor of Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau -- was all about her daughters, 18-year-old Malia and 15-year-old Sasha.
"I realized that they hadn't been to a State Dinner," Michelle later explained to ET about her decision to include her daughters. "I thought, when I look back on this time, when they are talking to their kids and they are like, 'Mom, did you ever go to a State Dinner?' and they say no, I would feel pretty bad about that. So, we thought, 'We're going to invite them to one.' And they got to do the big girl dress-up thing."
