7 Times Pam Bondi Showed Off Her Killer Legs

We've noticed something interesting in Pam Bondi's style evolution: The former Florida attorney general used to wear skirts and dresses that showed off her killer legs at work all the time. In fact, it's rare to look back and find a pic of her wearing a pantsuit during her time in office in the Sunshine State from 2011 to 2019. Fast-forward to 2025, and as U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, there's nary a bare leg to be seen. Even among Pam Bondi's most inappropriate outfits, there are hardly any gam-revealing looks.

Is Bondi, who turned 60 in November 2025, following Melania Trump's first lady style that has changed the second time around, with more menswear in rotation? Does Bondi feel that baring her bod is somehow taking away from her role and authority as attorney general? Memo to Pammy: Times they are a-changin' and dressing like a woman is just as powerful as dressing like a man. 

Pam Bondi may have received a lot of pressure as U.S. attorney general to release the Epstein files in 2025, but back in her days as Florida's attorney general, she was much more revealing — with her clothing anyway. She accompanied Donald Trump to a voter rally in August 2016, held at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Bondi's hometown of Tampa. For the event, she wore a black above-the-knee dress and what looks to be Christian Louboutin Ograde heels.

Dog-lover Pam Bondi, known for bringing pooches to meetings, posted a photo of herself to Instagram in May 2020 in a leg-revealing skirt, holding a dog she refers to as Brody, and wearing a Staud sweatshirt with his face on it. The brand does custom pet sweatshirts, so we assume this is her pup. Paired with the miniskirt, this sweatshirt creates a comfortable 'fit that's a stark contrast to her corporate-coded fashion today.

We know what Attorney General Pam Bondi looks like makeup free, but clothes free? This is as close as most of us will get. The twice-divorced Bondi sat on a paddle board in Longboat Key, Florida, with partner John Wakefield. She posted the May 2019 pic to Instagram, proving that she's happy to show off her figure to the world. Her followers commented that the Republican stalwart looked "fabulous," "so happy," and "terrific."

At the Florida State Fair in February 2017, Pam Bondi posed with a group of 4-H club members. For the event, she wore a slate-blue shift dress that had long sleeves and an above-the-knee length. She wore her legs bare and paired the look with round-toe pumps. Two years later, she would go on to be part of Donald Trump's legal team defending his impeachment hearings. She skipped the leg-revealing looks for the hearings, opting for neutral suits instead.

In December 2013, Pam Bondi attended a Christmas tree dedication ceremony wearing an above-the-knee pencil skirt, which she paired with a white blouse and black sweater. She finished the look with the same Louboutins she wore a few years later with Donald Trump, and the ankle strap drew attention to her bare legs. The tree ceremony was an annual event for the attorney general. In 2012, she brought Socks, a collie/lab mix, to see if she could find someone to adopt the pooch.

The telling red soles on Pam Bondi's shoes lead us to believe she was wearing another pricey pair of Christian Louboutin heels with her knee-length skirt as she attended a summit in New York in September 2018. Again, Bondi takes a page from the first lady's style book; Melania Trump's favorite shoe brands show she has expensive taste, and we believe the same can be said of Bondi, or at least that she's trying to look 'spensive.

Dogs plus a leg-revealing look for the office: We are definitely noticing a theme in Pam Bondi's life as Florida attorney general. In August 2016, she posed holding a former rescue dog in her office. What seemed to be less usual for Bondi on this occasion, however, was the pattern on her dress. Donald Trump's attorney general rarely wears outfits that feature any kind of pattern; this conservative pundit sticks foremost to solids when it comes to her fashion choices these days.