Jill Biden nearly broke the internet when she stepped off of Air Force One wearing a look no one saw coming.
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The First Lady, 69, was spotted exiting the plane at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland on Monday wearing a pair of sheer black fishnets that set Twitter on fire. Dr. Biden paired the sheer stockings with a black leather mini skirt, a black top, black booties, and a black face mask.
The First Lady set the internet on fire when she exited Air Force One wearing the look
It was a look that went viral - and divided people on social media, but there were quite a few fans who loved Dr. Biden's ensemble and made sure to praise her for rocking it.
“Dr. Jill Biden rockin’ those fishnets and booties [fire emoji],” one person tweeted when photos of Jill wearing the look surfaced. “First Lady Jill Biden looks better in sheer fishnets than I do, and I am absolutely loving it!” another person added. “Wear what you want Flotus!”
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Dr. Biden has continued to prove that she’s not afraid to keep making style statements now that she's the First Lady.
The FLOTUS stunned - and appeared to take inspiration from Meghan Markle when she wore her final outfit for President Joe Biden's inauguration in January.
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Dr. Biden looked sensational in a custom-made, ivory, double-breasted cashmere jacket and matching silk wool cady dress by New York designer Gabriela Hearst – whose designs have also been spotted on Kate Middleton.
Dr. Jill Biden's dress featured the official flowers from every state and territory in the United States
But it was the special finishing touches on Dr. Biden's ensemble that drew similarities to Meghan's now-iconic Givenchy wedding gown.
The First Lady's frock featured embroidery along the organza bodice and sleeves, which highlighted the official flowers from every state and territory in the United States, according to a press release from the designer.
Similarly, Meghan's beautiful wedding veil was embroidered with the national flowers of each of the 53 Commonwealth countries.
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