Jason Woo's Design Journey and Achievements

Jason Woo, a fashion designer, presents Mrs. Obama's inaugural gown at the Smithsonian's First Ladies exhibit. He shares his journey from Taiwan to becoming a renowned designer, inspired by his mother. The gown, a white silk chiffon with organza flowers and crystals, marks a significant moment in American history. Woo reflects on the honor of contributing to this exhibit and hopes to inspire future designers.

What year did the First Ladies' exhibit at the Smithsonian begin?

• 1912

• 1914

• 1920

• 1909

Who were the volunteer curators that initiated the First Ladies' collection?

• Mrs. Who and Mrs. Ta

• Mrs. Who and Mrs. James

• Mrs. Ta and Mrs. James

• Mrs. Obama and Mrs. Ta

What material was Mrs. Obama's Inaugural Ball gown primarily made of?

• Silk chiffon

• Velvet

• Cotton

• Linen

What unique feature did Mrs. Obama's gown have that hadn't been seen in years?

• A high collar

• A floral pattern

• A train

• A two-shouldered design

At what age did Jason Woo start making clothes for dolls?

• 16

• 20

• 10

• 5

Where did Jason Woo grow up before moving to the United States?

• Taiwan

• South Korea

• China

• Japan

How old was Jason Woo when he was asked to speak at the presentation ceremony?

• 30

• 20

• 35

• 26

Who was Jason Woo's biggest inspiration in his journey to becoming a designer?

• His friend

• His teacher

• His mother

• His father

What does Jason Woo hope to achieve by showcasing his gown at the Smithsonian?

• To open a new shop

• To gain fame

• To inspire new designers

• To sell more dresses

What does Jason Woo consider a rare experience in his career?

• Inspiring new designers

• Opening a shop

• Designing a wedding dress

• Meeting Mrs. Obama