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Jason Wu Releases Wearable NFT Gown With DressX

White chiffon gown with grey lace appliqué displayed in a black case.
Michelle Obama wore a Jason Wu-designed asymmetrical gown to her debut as First Lady at the presidential inauguration ball in January 2009. (DressX/Jason Wu)

Digital fashion maker DressX has partnered with American brand Jason Wu to release a wearable NFT of First Lady Michelle Obama’s 2009 Inaugural Ball gown, the companies announced.

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