
Jennifer Lopez kept it glamorous as she took the stage to celebrate inclusivity in America. Sporting a white pantsuit ensemble with a lace ruffle collar, reportedly Chanel, Lopez also shouted "Let's get loud!" during her performance, a nod to her turn-of-the-millennium signature hit, delighting social media.

Hillary Clinton donned an all-bright purple suit and matching scarf, which she paired with a dark wool coat to keep warm, The former Secretary of State matched her look with suede gloves as her blonde hair gave a beautiful contrast to the overall look.

Michelle Obama stuck to the monochrome power dressing in a magenta pant-suit designed by Sergio Hudson, a Black designer from South Carolina. The former first lady of United States accessorized her outfit with a black face mask and black leather gloves.

Lady Gaga opted for a blocked look with black and red. Wearing a black jacket featuring a symbolic golden peace dove pin and red ball skirt Gaga took the stage and sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" on the West Front of the U.S. Capitol for the 'America United' themed event. The long-sleeved gown, reportedly Schiaparelli, featured a fitted navy drop-waist bodice with a demure mock neck collar, a look completed with a voluminous scarlet skirt

US Vice-President, Kamala Harris arrived at the Capitol Hill wearing a Christopher John Rogers and Sergio Hudson purple formal dress and matching coat with a detailed neckpiece complete with a brooch pin. The power dresser looked every bit iconic as she took oath as the first-ever female Vice-President of the country.

US First Lady, Dr. Jill Biden arrived at the inauguration in Washington D.C. on Wednesday wearing a custom ocean blue Markarian dress and coat ensemble. The tapered tea-length dress featured a chiffon bodice and a neckline hand-embellished with Swarovski pearls and crystals Dr. Biden' matching coat was adorned with a dark blue velvet collar and the same Swarovski crystals. She paired the look with a silk face mask, also by Markarian, and Jimmy Choo heels.