Well known pieces from Hillary Clinton’s wardrobe are now on display at the William J. Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Ark. Oscar de la Renta, the designer of the teal pantsuit she wore at her swearing-in as a New York senator, was honored at the exhibit showcasing his work.

Clinton’s pantsuit is part of the “Oscar de la Renta: American Icon” exhibit, which features other wardrobes he designed for first ladies, including Laura Bush and Nancy Reagan. But Clinton was the main focus of the night, receiving an endorsement from Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour for both her fashion sense and her likely presidential bid.

“She always looked entirely appropriate wherever she was and nearly always in Oscar,” Wintour remarked.

“I can only hope that all of you here in Little Rock will be celebrating her come November 2016,” she added.

Last month, Clinton presented de la Renta with a fashion award and joked about creating a spinoff of the popular “Project Runway” to be called “Project Pantsuit.”