File:Betty Ford's swearing in dress, 1973.jpg

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English: Orange, two-piece jersey dress worn by Betty Ford for her husband’s swearing in as Vice President of the United States, December 6, 1973 and for her official First Lady portrait photograph the following year. Designed by Frankie Welch.
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Accession Number: 1983.79

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