The first lady's sandals featured a thick strap across the foot and one around the toe, with four golden frogs adorning each shoe.
First lady Jill Biden brought whimsical style back to the White House on Aug. 5 in a pair of frog-adorned sandals. The longtime educator was helped off of Marine One yesterday by her husband President Joe Biden, wearing the wildlife-themed shoes with a blue patterned dress and blazer.
Returning to Washington, D.C., from Delaware, where the Bidens keep their home, the first lady was dressed in a summer-friendly outfit. Her dress featured a pattern of blue leaves against a white background with blue trim. She matched her knee-length dress to a jacket in the same hue, which included white buttons and a classic lapel.
Biden added flair to her outfit with a pair of navy blue sandals featuring amphibian embellishments. The Canfora sandals featured a thick horizontal strap across the middle of the foot and one thinner strap across the big toe. Three golden-hued frogs were affixed in a row across the center strap while one frog adorned the toe strap. The shoes appeared to be open-backed, creating an easy mule style for the first lady to slip on and off. The Canfora frog sandals are currently priced at around $280.
Biden has a wide range of footwear in her closet, including many classic staple shoes. In the realm of sandals, she is a noted fan of her navy blue espadrille wedges. She is also a regular wearer of Marion Parke pumps, designed by the eponymous American female podiatrist who focuses on comfortable luxury footwear. Biden has been known to wear a variety of heels, from suede stilettos to Valentino slingbacks. For a more comfortable occasion, Biden has laced up a pair of On running sneakers — while her husband has been spotted in black Hoka sneakers.
