Michelle Obama's Correspondents Dinner dress: Cast your vote!

Michelle Obama has had a much better year than her husband, President Barack Obama. Clothing-wise, at least.

She looked hot in a shocking pink Michael Kors fitted sleeveless dress at last year's White House Correspondents Dinner. And at this year's star-studded event, she stayed in the same color family, wearing a sexy red jersey, off-the-shoulder, cap-sleeve dress by Saigon-born, Nepalese-based designer Prabal Gurung.

It's safe to say that Michelle has now defined her personal first lady style with her ongoing selection of sleeveless dresses. Heck, no one even bats an eye at her bare biceps anymore.

This is not the first time Michelle has worn Prabal's wares. She selected one of his dresses to present her inaugration gown to the Smithsonian in March. We hope Prabal's business gets a PR boost from the first lady's fashion endorsement. But sad to say, it didn't really help Chicago-based designer Maria Pinto much.

Pinto, one of the first small designers to be selected by Obama during the 2008 election, closed up her Chicago boutique last week.

Who can forget the red Pinto dress Michelle wore to meet the Bushes on their last day in the White House? Or the sleeveless purple sheath she wore to give her first fist bump? Or the much praised, long-sleeved teal dress at the 2008 Democratic Convention. Although out of business, Pinto has the distinct honor to be part of America's first lady political fashion history.

What do you think of Michelle Obama's Correspondents Dinner fashion choice this year? Do you prefer the casual hot pink or the more formal bright red?