Princess Beatrice Brings Glamour in Red Velvet Shoes to Gabriela Peacock’s Party in London
Princess Beatrice slipped into a pair of sleek pointed-toe pumps while attending a special event celebrating the success of nutraceutical expert Gabriela Peacock in London on Tuesday.
Taking place at the Broadwick Soho Hotel, Peacock celebrated the success of her second best-selling book “2 Weeks to A Younger You” and the relaunch of her Longevity Range plan with an intimate gathering that included some of her closest associates. For the occasion, Princess Beatrice elected to wear a pair of dark burgundy pointed-toe pumps with a slender heel. The shoes mirrored a similar pair of pointed-toe pumps from Jimmy Choo the royal wore this past September for a private viewing of the “Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto” exhibit held at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Those shoes featured black suede uppers, an angular pointed-toe and a thin 3 to 4-inch stiletto heel.
Princess Beatrice is known for keeping a regular rotation of pumps in her wardrobe, counting Valentino and Chanel as some of her favorite footwear brands. For her wedding day in July 2020, the Princess wore a pair of champagne-coloured satin heels from Valentino for the occasion.
About the shoes
Princess Beatrice kept it simple while attending Gabriela Peacock’s event on Tuesday with a minimalistic pair of pointed-toe pumps. Doused in a dark burgundy-coated color and made with leather, the shoes featured a precise angular upper rounded out by a stiletto heel that measured an estimated 3.5-inches. The princess posed for several pictures alongside Peacock, who was also wearing pointed-toe pumps accentuated by black leather crafting and a stiletto heel height of approximately 4-inches.
About pointed-toe pumps
Pointed-toe pumps are a classic style that blends together elements of vintage and modern-day fashion. Regarded as a preferred shoe for red carpets and formal occasions, the popularity of the slim stiletto heel started re-emerging again at the start of the 2020s. In 2024, the style started on an upward swing with stylists recommending pointed shoe styles to achieve simple and classic looks for spring.