The Standout Shoe Looks from Peter Phillips’ Royal Wedding

Another royal wedding is in the books, and that means more royal wedding fashion to dissect. Peter Phillips, the 45-year-old son of Princess Anne and the eldest grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II, wed pediatric NHS nurse and freelance writer Harriet Sperling on Saturday at All Saints’ Church in the village of Kemble, England.

Many of the most prominent names of the British royal family were in attendance to bear witness to the union, including King Charles III and his wife Queen Camilla, as well as heir apparent Prince William and his wife Princess Kate. The fashions generally adhered to the modern royal style codes we’ve come to know: A-line skirts, conservative silhouettes and hemlines, statement headwear and shoes that align with the royals‘ overall classic and stately aesthetics. That said, a range of pumps were on display, from the understated to the slightly more flamboyant — find the standout footwear from the latest royal wedding below.

Harriet Sperling, the bride, wore a traditional all-white palette for her special day, modeling Jimmy Choo’s Love slingback pumps in ivory satin with her custom Emilia Wickstead dress, which featured a square neckline and sheer lace elements. Her shoes featured a sharply pointed toe and stiletto heel.

Princess Kate dressed up in a monochrome cream-colored ensemble completed by pumps from Rupert Sanderson. She wore the brand’s Malory style featuring a pointed toe and stiletto heel in nude kid leather. Her dress was a collared boucle-knit garment from Roland Mouret featuring prominent buttons, a cinched waist and wide pleats in the skirt.

Princess Eugenie showcased one of the most unique shoe styles of the wedding with the Fendi First sandal style in navy. The mule heel includes straps of drastically different widths across the foot as well as a metallic F-shaped heel. The shoes rounded out her monochrome navy look which also included a Fendi coat and bag.

Zara Tindall decided on a metallic footwear moment to round out her wedding look. She stepped out in Emmy London’s Rebecca pumps in silver, which she added extra flair to with shoe clips. Another pointed stiletto pump at the wedding, the shoes were paired with a purple midi dress from Rebecca Valance featuring puffed sleeves.

Queen Camilla stuck to her tried-and-true footwear aesthetic with a low-heeled pump, specifically a beige suede style from Eliot Zed. With a modest block heel, oval-cut vamp and almond toe, the shoes accompanied a light cream-colored look from Anna Valentine including a high-neck dress nad jacket with a scalloped edge.

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh opted for a light blue look from head to toe. She grounded her ensemble with pastel blue suede pumps from Prada — yet another classic pump at the event with a pointed toe and slender heel. The shoes matched a dress from Beulah London featuring a high neck, button detailing, slightly puffed shoulders and long sleeves, which flared at the wrist.

Princess Beatrice went with a pointed-toe pump style from Jennifer Chamandi which was made unique with its strap and heel design. She wore the Enrico 105 d’Orsay pump style in Sand leather; in addition to an ankle strap, the pump features a thin strap across the foot which can be attached through the brand’s patented “Eye of the Needle” heel signature. Princess Beatrice opted into the extra foot strap, creating a more complex footwear look to go with her green floral Emilia Wickstead dress featuring a high neck, fitted bodice and long sleeves.