Lisa Menna impales a card with her high heels, and find another card inside her stocking.

Lennart Green has, at some occations, used Alexander de Cova's T&R flash restoration - putting the torn bits on the deck, placed the deck on the floor, removed shoe and sock... and then stamped on the torn bits to make them restore. Putting on the sock and shoe again to clean up.

I, and probably many with me, have used the Salt location, to be able to kick aside all the cards on top of the selection.

Carl Cloutier increased substantially his fame when he came out with the signed card in the sock (ok ti was not the foot per se)

I have seen a magician do somthing with his feet and I am sure it was in Paris but I just can't think at the moment.

Its been driven me nuts trying to think of who this magician is; He does a famous act in Paris in a dark caller like club. An old fellow, dresses like a tramp for his act. He does not do a trick with his feet as such but uses wonderful misdirection, he holds something up and it vanishes and then he points to his foot and there it is on his foot. A silent act. That description does not do justice to what his act is but my memory of it is so faint I am wondering if I have dreamt it.

Does clearing a room just by taking off your shoes count???

I do a card in shoe reveal.
I don't suppose sideshow stunts count here, but half of my act involves my bare feet- Glasswalking, bladewalking, firewalking...
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Tommy,
Could it be Gaetan Bloom vanishing his shoe on his foot in full view? He did this for years at the Crazy Horse Saloon

When Red Hot Mamma was created, it was not unusual to step on the card with the odd color to put more distance between the deck and the odd color backed card. Somehow the effect was happening under the spectator's foot.

Thank you Lawrence O. Yes I think so. I was in Paris at the time with a pal who drinks like a fish, I hardly drink myself, but he got me drunk a few nights there, so it may have been one them nights. Thanks again.

Now on a more general ground, Antonio Romero would explain that his his outstanding transparent cups and balls routine is actually done with his feet: the hands only follow the body positions directed by his feet positions.

Some sleight of foot

Would the Balducci levitation (and variants) count as magic done with feet ?

Possibly? Indeed the only way a viewer can see that you're actually levitating a few inches off the ground is by focusing on your feet.

Also, a performer can easily adapt other tricks to make them tricks about their feet.

I once did an impromptu "Smash-n-Stab" by using an upright blade concealed under one of five upside down styrofoam cups on a row on the floor.

I stood barefoot on a barstool and jumped dramatically on the first cup with my right foot crushing it completely. I climbed back up on the stool and repeated the process once more. Finally for the last 3 cups I jumped off the chair and crushed 2 cups simultaneously with both my feet except of course the bladed one.

You should see me do a coin matrix!

My lawyer, who is also a gambler, wears lucky socks. I guess one could play with that magical thought. Odd socks - red black - colour changes.

Kreskin did a trick with socks on Letterman.

Mis-matched socks... now there is a problem I never have!

It doesn't have the actual footage of the feet as in the special.
But the song is still cute.

Magic with bare feet lacks sole.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1ICvBK60V8

She was magical