Get Michelle Obama’s inaugural ball gown

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Jason Wu, the designer of Michelle Obama’s frothy, cream, one-shouldered gown, won’t be reproducing the look for the masses, but www.edressme.com will.

The website has created a knockoff of the Wu gown. It is the same floor-length silhouette, with embellishment at the shoulder and texture throughout the skirt. But the knockoff is a strikingly brighter shade of white, rather than the soft ivory the first lady danced in.

The edressme.com version is available for pre-order now and will ship starting March 15. It’s $320 and would actually make a sweet wedding dress for brides on a budget.

-- Melissa Magsaysay

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Photo: Left, Michelle Obama wearing Jason Wu. Right, Edressme.com version of Wu’s gown. Credit for Obama’s dress: AP Credit for Edressme.com version: Edressme.com