Jill Biden Re-wears This Polka Dot Dress For The 2021 Olympics

The 2021 Olympics are taking place in Tokyo, Japan. Among the many star-studded athletes in attendance such as Naomi Osaka and Simone Biles, there was another significant figure in the audience: First Lady Dr. Jill Biden. He arrived in Tokyo the day before the Olympics started as the official US representative (President Joe Biden did not attend this year’s games). For his trip abroad, Biden made sure to pack his most trusted black heels and comfortable dress. At the opening ceremony of the Olympics, Biden wore a polka dot dress by Brandon Maxwell, one of his most consistently worn designers. The black and white numbers feature three-quarter sleeves and pleat details on the front. It touched just below her knees for simple coverage and she paired the dress with a pair of classic black heels and a clutch.

For accessories, Biden chose the jewelry he usually wears, a multi-strand pearl necklace and pearl earrings from Mizuki. (Glittering gemstones are a must for her at public events, so it makes sense that she shoved a few things in her suitcase.) Apart from pearls, Biden seems to have a soft spot, in particular, for her polka dot dress. Back in June, she wore the exact same cut with a black blazer while visiting Cornwall, England. Given how adaptable a printed gown is to any environment or event whether it’s in a stadium in Japan or in the English countryside, it’s the perfect travel-friendly outfit. You may recall that Bidens is also a huge fan of Brandon Maxwells’ creations, as he has worn various styles of dress from the designer.

Biden in a polka dot dress in Tokyo:

Biden wore a polka dot dress in England:

Even though it’s only been seven months since Biden stepped into his role as FLOTUS, his relatable First Lady style has garnered a huge following. (We will see on this instagram account which keeps track of all her outfits.) For those who want to channel her subtle energy, buy the sleeveless version of the polka dot dress, up front. Also, buy other variations of dresses out of print, which you can wear to any gathering be it a family dinner or a wedding.

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