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Kate Middleton’s Shoes

Looking for Kate Middleton’s shoes?  They’re probably on this page!  We’re cataloguing her extensive footwear collection below.

Kate Middleton wearing three different types of shoes: a pair of black block heeled court shoes, a pair of white sneakers and a pair of brown boots

Kate Middleton wearing two different types of shoes: a pair of black block heeled court shoes and a pair of white sneakers

Kate Middleton wearing four different types of shoes: a pair of wedges, a pair of black block heeled court shoes, a pair of white sneakers and a pair of brown boots

What brand of shoes does Kate Middleton wear? UPDATED 2023:

Kate is loyal to several footwear brands and shoe designers, including:

Pumps/Heels/Sandals:
Emmy London (11 pairs)
Gianvito Rossi (17 pairs)
Jimmy Choo (15 pairs)
Prada (7 pairs)
L.K. Bennett (6 pairs)
Boots:
Aquatalia (5 pairs)
Russell & Bromley (3 pairs)
Gianvito Rossi (3 pairs)
Stuart Weitzman (3 pairs)
Penelope Chilvers (1 pair for 19 years!)
Sports/0utdoor:
Superga (2 pairs, worn a lot!)
Berghaus (walking boots)
New Balance (3 pairs)

I’d go as far as to say these are her favourite footwear brands.  Either, she owns multiple pairs of shoes from each company, or, she wears items on repeat.

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What style of shoes does Kate Middleton wear?

After a decade of blogging about Kate's outfit choices, I can see a clear evolution in her style. As she's grown into her role as a working royal, her look has become more refined, polished even.  This is reflected in her footwear choices.

Kate Middleton wearing three different types of shoes: a pair of checked block heeled pumps, a white pair of sneakers and a pair of nude court shoes

Kate Middleton wearing two different types of shoes:a white pair of sneakers and a pair of nude court shoes

Kate Middleton wearing three different types of shoes: a pair of checked block heeled pumps, a white pair of sneakers, a pair of nude court shoes and a pair of black chelsea boots

I'd definitely say the Princess has outgrown some of the footwear styles she used to love. She's banished platform pumps, swapping them for sleeker silhouettes instead. With trousers, she'll throw on a pair of simple white sneakers instead of the weighty cork wedges she used to favour. Another style departure: strappy sandals. In the early years of her marriage, Kate would wear strappy sandals under her gowns. These days she seems to prefer unfussy single-strap designs or plain court shoes.

Kate's dropped kitten heels from her shoe line-up too. They were prevalent in her pre-royal days and very 'of the time.' I can't remember the last time we saw her wearing them.

Chunky block heels are another recent addition to Kate's shoe closet. A rare sight until around 2017. Now, she wears them on repeat. Ditto with ankle/Chelsea boots. Easy to wear, on-trend and chic. Kate's added several pairs to her shoe collection over the last four years.

What are Kate Middleton's Favourite Shoes?  The styles she wears on repeat:

I'd say the following shoes can be described as Kate's favourites, based on her owning multiples of each shoe in different colours or how many times she's worn them on public engagements:

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Kate Middleton’s Boots:

Stuart Weitzman Zipkin Boots in Cola Brown
R.Sole Vegas Setter Cowboy Boots

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