Meghan Markle is continuing to show her love for brown sandals in Colombia this week, slipping on a pair of heels from Aquazzura on Aug. 15 to complement a burnt sienna ensemble.
Meghan Markle at the “Responsible Digital Future” forum in Bogota, Colombia on Aug. 15, 2024.
Joining the “Responsible Digital Future” forum alongside her husband Prince Harry, Markle opted for a pair of straight leg pants and a collared shirt, both in deep shades of rust. She wore a pair of relaxed pants with a sophisticated satiny finish, seemingly the Colby Pant from the brand La Ligne. Her blouse, meanwhile, resembled a piece from Victoria Beckham’s collection. The monochrome ensemble evoked Markle’s signature elegant style, which often features classic wardrobe pieces.
Markle selected Aquazzura’s Divine sandal to complete her outfit. Made of leather and tan-colored suede described as “cognac-brown,” the shoes feature medium-length straps that cross in an X-shape across the toes. As opposed to her Jimmy Choo mules she wore during the same trip, these sandals covered the back of the ankle and included an adjustable ankle strap. Lending her additional height was an 85 mm block heel contributing to the easy formality of her outfit. The shoes retail for $795 and are also available in gold and black.
Vice President of Colombia, Francia Marquez and Meghan Markle attend ‘Responsible Digital Future’ forum at EAN University in Bogota, Colombia on Aug. 15, 2024.
Aquazzura remains a major force in women’s footwear. Shoes from the brand have been spotted on the set of “And Just Like That,” with Sarah Jessica Parker modeling a colorful pair of heeled sandals in May and crystal-adorned slingback peep-toe pumps in August. Footwear from the luxury Italian brand was also spotted around the Cannes Film Festival in May, elevating the outfits of stars like Demi Moore and Anya-Taylor Joy.
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