Jean Paul Gaultier has designed a limited-edition T-shirt for the Born HIV Free campaign.  The Global Fund’s new campaign is aimed at getting out the message that “… no child should be born with HIV…,” says Carla Bruni-Sarkozy.  Bruni-Sarkozy is not only the First Lady of France, she is also the ambassador for the charity.  It makes perfect sense that she would be the face of the campaign, and she urges us to get involved in a public service announcement below.  Let’s face it, the tee is pretty awesome, and the cause, life-saving.

First Lady Michelle Obama takes first place when it comes to ‘Political Chic’, that’s according to a poll taken by French Elle magazine.  Note that First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy took second place in a poll in her own backyard.   The two are often compared to one another especially when it comes to their style choices.  Mrs. Obama is viewed as a risk taker when it comes to her style choices; she is a big supporter of new and emerging designers and Mrs. Bruni-Sarkozy tends to stick to the well-established ones.  Mrs. Obama often selects emerging designers like Sophie Theallet and Junya Watanabe, while Mrs. Bruni-Sarkozy usually wears Christian  Dior.  Michelle Obama’s fearlessness when it comes to her style has earned her the respect of many in the fashion industry, and landed her the top spot in this poll.

 Michelle Obama Tops Carla Bruni on Best-Dressed List [StyleList]