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Winning the popular votebutlosing the presidency in the Electoral Collegehas hardly seenHillary Clintonwallowing in sweats. Sure, she went through a phase ofwalking the backwoods of upstate New York and indulging the selfie requests of fellow hikers.And shes admitted to finding comfort in play time with her grandchildren and a glass (or two) of chardonnay.But the former first lady, senator and secretary of state is clearly moving on. Sheswritten a new memoir coming out in the fall,playfullypromoted her namesake pumps designed by Katy Perry,and now is giving her iconic lob-and-pantsuit look a fresh twist with the young suit brand Argent, a line designed by two millennial women.

Toreceive her Champion of the Century Award from Planned Parenthood back in May, Clinton selected a suit jacket fittingly created by two young, female designersand with a pretty budget-friendly price. (Somewhere between the Ann Taylor pieces in Clintons closet and thea very pricey look by Giorgio Armanishes also worn.)

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Clintons $358 limited-edition basketweave tie blazer was from Argent, a business wear-focused label created by 31-year-old co-founders Sali Christeson and Eleanor Turner. The line features a number of pieces perfect for any young professional, including blazers, blouses, dressy slacks, and more classic pieces with a modern twist your mom would undoubtedly approve of.

Christeson and Turner told Glamour they even got the chance to meet Clinton, with Sali saying, We had the opportunity to meet her at an event at San Francisco. We shared what we are doing with her, and we just felt like she got it and was excited. And from there she and Huma [Abedin] started wearing the pieces. Its just a symbolic honor at its simplest. And clearly the former Democratic presidential nominee was just as impressed with these two young ladies, saying toNew York magazine of the brands suits,They make them all in New York, and theyre not unreasonably priced.I just want to support more of these young-women-owned businesses, and I think its so sweet that they are making pantsuits!

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