Michelle Obama's Vogue cover cements her place as First Lady of style.

With just a few weeks left in the White House for the Obama family, people are struggling to come to terms with the idea of losing Michelle Obama on our TV and computer screens.

The First Lady has been an incredible force over the past eight years, championing girls’ further education, health and wellness and initiatives supporting and empowering women.

Plenty of people are even calling for her to run for President in 2020.

Michelle Obama for 2020
Michelle Obama for 2024

That’s enough time for Malia Obama to prepare herself for 2028 elections

— W e $ t ✗♥ℴ (@CjayyTaughtHer) November 13, 2016

don’t make michelle obama president of the usa, make her president of the world

— arleyar donivun (@efuorix) November 14, 2016

The Internet really, really wants Michelle Obama to run for president in 2020 https://t.co/fZid3rZ8Dh

— TIME (@TIME) November 9, 2016

Gracing the cover of US Vogue’s December issue (her third, just FYI) just days after the election, she’s also just cemented her position as First Lady of Style.

On the eve of her departure from the @WhiteHouse, First Lady @MichelleObama, our December cover star, has never been a more inspiring figure. Click the link in our bio to read the full cover story and get your copy now on @amazon. Photographed by #AnnieLeibovitz, styled by @tonnegood.

A photo posted by Vogue (@voguemagazine) on Nov 11, 2016 at 9:36am PST

Wearing a white Caroline Herrara dress and Monique Pean earrings, Obama delivers yet another killer style moment that have dominated her stint as FLOTUS.

It comes just a few weeks after she caused a stir (the good kind) when she wore a custom rose-gold Atelier Versace chainmail dress for her final White House State Dinner.

Image: Getty

It was statement-making, powerful, oh so shiny and downright BOSS.

Seriously.

Image: Getty

What a way to go out.

Given a dress is never just a dress when you're in the public eye (case in point: Hillary Clinton's concession speech suit), the 52 year old has consistently been applauded for her fashion choices, supporting local, international and emerging designers - and instantly selling them out.

Every single gorgeous gown Michelle Obama wore to state dinners: pic.twitter.com/BWHiF4GV0z

— ELLE Magazine (US) (@ELLEmagazine) November 12, 2016

In August she chose a strapless white gown from Texas designer Brandon Maxwell, a favourite of Lady Gaga, for a White House State Dinner to honour Singapore's prime minister.

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It got Obama's seal of approval too.

It's just not black tie events either - whether she's delivering a speech on the campaign trail or appearing on Ellen, she doesn't disappoint.

The First Lady✓ Ellen✓ Tune in to @TheEllenShow today for some dance moves and surprise guests.

A photo posted by First Lady Michelle Obama (@michelleobama) on Sep 13, 2016 at 12:13pm PDT

She looked out of this world (sorry) in a Gucci sequin map dress from the house's Spring 2016 collection.

Even better - if you look closely you can see that rather than cities, it has markings including 'Sensibility', 'A Great Heart' and 'Honesty'.

Yep, her impending departure is hitting us hard.

For this reason (and any excuse to look at pictures of Michelle Obama) we take a look back at some of her other defining moments as the First Lady (of style). (Post continues after gallery.)

She's leaving big (and stylish) shoes to fill.

Image: Instagram/@voguemagazine.