
What comes to mind most easily is a similar controversy over the pricey, high fashion clothing worn by the elegant Nancy Reagan. Most of the clothes were borrowed, and some were donated by the designers. Many of the pieces were in turn donated by Nancy, as is the intent of Palin.

“Resembling a Camelot-styled vignette of the late-20th Century, the exhibit will showcase more than 50 years of Nancy Reagan's fashion, beginning with her 1952 wedding dress and concluding with the suit she wore for President Reagan's funeral in June 2004.”
Read the story by Margie Ann Clark here.
Said Nancy Reagan, "I am delighted that these designers are being recognized for their incredible talent. It was an honor to wear each of these pieces, and every gown, dress and suit brings back wonderful memories; moments in my life that I will remember and cherish forever."
For more information about the Nancy Reagan - A First Lady's Style exhibit at the Reagan Presidential Library, call (800) 410-8354 or (805) 577-4000.
I also found this paper doll book honoring the fashions worn so well by Nancy, sold at Amazon.com
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Pundits are so quick to find fault and pick apart Palin. What about all of the celebrities that are self-proclaimed "common man loving Democrats," but wear thousands of dollars worth of clothing and accessories to awards dinners? Scarlett Johansson's pocketbook is worth more than my engagement ring. You know what they say about people in glass houses...
AND thank you for the very thoughtful and encouraging comments on my blog. :)
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