Meghan Markle is a
fashion icon worldwide thanks to her incredible style, but the shoes she wore
while paying her respects to The Queen have left people confused.
Joining the rest of the royal family at the Palace of Westminster this week,
the Duchess of Sussex dressed head-to-toe in black including a pair of simple
but elegant heels.
When she performed a deep
curtsey to the late Monarch’s coffin on the way out of the service, eagle-eyed
fans noticed an unusual symbol on the soles of her shoes. Many were left
wondering if the three straight and one curved line, which all overlap, were a
personalized or perhaps even a moving tribute to her husband’s grandmother.
However, fashion experts
quickly recognized what the P and A marking actually mean.
The classic shoes are made by
Paul Andrew, a high-end fashion designer from Berkshire who now sells his
expensive shoes from New York.
People believe she’s
wearing his Pump It Up Heels, which she previously wore for a royal
engagement in Ireland before she and Harry quit their senior royals for a new
life in the US.
Meghan teamed the heels with a
black dress, coat and hat.
