
Queen Camilla’s £159 bunion-busting shoes she swears by that you can buy at M&S
The Queen Consort has favoured one brand for the last six years. Here are some cheaper alternatives for your budget.
The Queen Consort has her own look which suits her style and comfortability. You may have noticed a staple pair of shoes that Camilla prefers over other styles.
The shoe in question is made by Sole Bliss which offers bunion-busting shoes made through a meticulous processs.
The Sole Bliss factory, in Spain’s Alicante province, goes through various stages to make Camilla’s favourite £159 Ingrid court shoes.
Camilla first made her debut in the Sole Bliss at the 2018 Royal Cornwall show, wearing their £159 Ingrid Camel leather block heels. Since then, the Queen Consort has invested in several types of shoes from the brand, even opting to wear it after the Queen’s death when she had a broken toe.
While most of us can’t afford to fork out £159 for shoes, we may have experience with bunions and need suitable footwear that won’t break the bank. Luckily, we have you covered with some budget-friendly alternatives.
At M&S you can get bunion-busting wide feet shoes, including this Wide Fit Leather Block Heel Court Shoe for £45. There is also the cheaper M&S Collection Wide Fit Leather Ballet Pumps for £35.
Alternatively, you could opt for the Wide Fit Leather Metallic Court Shoes which are on the pricier side, at £85.
Meanwhile, Debenhams has Wide Fit Leigh Fringe Loafers from Dorothy Perkins, for just £22.40. It’s also selling Good For The Sole: Wide Fit Harper Comfort Soft Knot Micro Wedges for just £12.25.
Of course, you can opt for shoes that are specifically bunion-busting but you’re better off trying to find these online than in-store. Website Peak Footwear has Lorax Pro Bunion Relief Shoes (unisex) for £39.95 in both black and white.