Chelsea Clinton Has Funny Mismatched Shoes Wardrobe Mishap at Wes Moore Inauguration: 'Oprah Noticed'

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Chelsea Clinton will surely check her heels every time she leaves the house after this honest fashion mistake.

The former first daughter of Bill and Hillary Clinton took to Twitter Wednesday to share a funny story about a very relatable wardrobe mishap.

When getting ready early in the morning to head to Maryland Governor Wes Moore's inauguration, Clinton accidentally grabbed a pointy-toed black pump and a peep-toe black heel instead of a matching pair of shoes.

Clinton posted a picture of her mismatched black heels with the caption, "Getting ready early this morning to head to Annapolis for ⁦@iamwesmoore's inauguration, I grabbed two black heels, and failed to grab an actual pair of shoes. I didn't notice until I was in Penn Station. ⁦@Oprah⁩ of course noticed as soon as I sat down next to her…!"

Oprah responded to Clinton's tweet, writing, "Yes and I'm still laughing out LoUD for real cause I thought at first it was some crazy new fashion thing that I hadn't heard of. I was thinking WHO designed this concept?"

Clinton thanked Oprah for her kindness about the mishap, and explained to Phenomenal's Meena Harris it all came about as she was trying to sneak out of the house without disturbing her family: "It was dark! Pro: didn't wake up husband or kids leaving so early and keeping lights off. Con: see above."

But in the end, Clinton committed to the two-shoes look, even wearing it in her photo congratulating Moore on his new role.

Both Oprah and Clinton have known Moore – the first Black man to be elected Governor of Maryland and the third Black man ever elected Governor of a US State – for some time. Clinton tweeting prior to the inauguration, "Have been blessed to call the new Governor of Maryland @iamwesmoore a friend for more than half my life. So honored to be at his & @arunamiller's inauguration today!"

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Oprah met the Rhodes scholar and rising political star when she interviewed him for his first book, The Other Wes Moore, published in 2011. The book follows two young Moore's lives in Baltimore, one being a Rhodes scholar on the path to live the life he currently lives, and the other serving a life sentence, highlighting the importance of equal access to opportunities and support that is part of his mission as governor.

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The same mission that the new governor has long been involved with, even before taking a run at politics. The writer and scholar was the CEO of the Robin Hood Foundation, an NYC-based poverty-fighting nonprofit that's big with Wall Street titans and A-list celebrities, helping those in need access life-changing services.

Oprah says from his book to his nonprofit work, "This might be his first day as an elected official. But Wes Moore has been a public servant his whole adult life. And there's so much more to come. He's just getting started."