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Catherine, Princess of Wales, is celebrated for her impeccable sense of style, and nowhere is this more evident than in her carefully curated accessories - particularly her footwear.
Unsurprisingly, the four-inch heels she wore to the installation of Sarah Mullally at Canterbury Cathedral quickly garnered attention.
Her choice - the patent black Celia court shoes from Ralph Lauren Collection - featured a sharp pointed toe and a sleek silhouette guaranteed to elevate any ensemble.
While Kate's exact shoes are still available to purchase, stock is rapidly dwindling, meaning those hoping to emulate her look will need to act fast.
Missed out? There's no need to worry. After scrolling through the Princess' enviable shoe collection, I've found plenty of equally elegant alternatives that remain available.
From her trusted favourites at Emmy London and Gianvito Rossi to sophisticated designs by Aquazzura, fans can still channel her signature style.
Emmy London
One of Kate's preferred brands for heels is one that creates its designs by hand in Portugal.
Emmy London, located in Chelsea and led by creative director Emmy Scarterfield, is renowned for its durable shoes crafted from premium Italian leather.
It's not surprising that Kate has amassed 16 different pairs in various hues.
Her impressive collection includes the signature Rebecca pumps in ten shades, the Josie pumps in three, and the discontinued Valerie platforms in two colours.
Fortunately, many of these are still available to buy, making it easier than ever to replicate her look.
Having chosen Emmy London heels for my own wedding day, I can personally attest to their luxurious suede finish and exceptional comfort - they really are a dream to wear.
Gianvito Rossi
The Princess has enjoyed a longstanding relationship with Gianvito Rossi, a label founded in 2006 by the son of legendary designer Sergio Rossi.
Known for its minimalist, feminine aesthetic and exceptional craftsmanship, the brand aligns seamlessly with Kate's wardrobe.
Since 2016, she has built a collection that includes around 20 pairs of heels and several pairs of knee-high boots.
Among the standout designs are the exquisite Rania organza silk pumps, often chosen for formal evening engagements.
With their pointed toe, 105mm stiletto heel and 4,500 hand-applied crystals, they epitomise glamour.
These dazzling heels - and several other styles she favours - are still available to purchase.
Aquazzura
No overview of the Princess' footwear collection would be complete without Aquazzura.
The Italian label, helmed by designer Edgardo Osorio, has long been a favourite among fashion-forward A-listers.
Even Meghan, Duchess of Sussex is a devoted fan, having stepped out in more than 30 of the brand's designs.
Kate herself owns seven pairs, including the iconic Bow Tie pumps in both black and blush tones.
Formerly known as the Deneuve pumps, the distinctive style is instantly recognisable thanks to its elegant cut-out sides and playful tie-fastening detail.
Finished with a pointed toe and a 105mm stiletto heel, they strike the perfect balance between sophistication and statement, ideal for elevating both daytime and evening looks.
Jimmy Choo
Kate's collection also features an impressive array of designs from Jimmy Choo, with around 18 pairs in her closet.
Founded in 1996 by Jimmy Choo and Tamara Mellon, the brand quickly rose to prominence as a luxury powerhouse - thanks in part to early support from Princess Diana.
Though rooted in British heritage and now overseen by creative director Sandra Choi in London, much of the brand's production takes place in Italy, near Florence.
Kate's selection spans classic court shoes, platforms and strappy sandals in a range of versatile shades.
Among them, one enduring standout remains available to buy: the Romy 100 black suede pumps - a style that transcends trends.
