THE RUNDOWNMalia and Sasha Obama made a rare public appearance together.They were attending the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago.The two young women modeled their particular styles.On Thursday, Malia and Sasha Obama made a rare joint appearance in honor of the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in John Lewis Plaza in Chicago. They joined their parents, former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama, for the big event, reuniting in public for the first time in years.Malia was wearing a light gray blazer coat and matching skirt, with a pair of gray pointed-toe pumps. She had her hair down in braids and soft waves. Sasha wore a very different set, with a white off-the-shoulder top and ankle-length skirt, both wrapped asymmetrically around her body. At her waist, she had on a large brown leather belt with an elaborate clasp. She accessorized with earrings and rings and had her hair back in a ponytail. For shoes, she wore heeled sandals with beaded straps.Taylor Hill//Getty ImagesThe dedication ceremony for the new 19-acre campus in Jackson Park featured performances by Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Bono, and Jennifer Hudson. It was attended by Joe and Jill Biden, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and George W. and Laura Bush.“We wanted the center to be a vibrant, living celebration of community, where we can learn together and share the joys of art and music and sport and play,” the Obamas said in a statement. “Because it’s in those moments that we’re reminded of our common humanity and strengthen the bonds of trust that not only make our lives richer, but make our democracy stronger.”PEDRO UGARTE//Getty ImagesMichelle also shared a tribute to Malia and Sasha, sharing, “To our daughters, Malia and Sasha, who will always be my babies. Even though we’re no longer playing hide and seek on the South Lawn with Bo, or hosting sleepovers in the solarium … You both have grown into such brilliant and beautiful young women, making your way out there in the world. Thank you for bringing so much joy and spirit and energy to a life you had no voice in choosing and for making us proud every step of the way.”