Over the past 50 years, the British royal family has been popular. clothing Styles and jewelry styles are changing all the time, only the queen Elizabeth S wears. leather shoes Never changed.

People are familiar with an advertisement saying, "diamond is forever, and it is forever." For the British royal family, what is truly eternal is a pair of leather shoes.

Earlier this week, the 88 year old queen Elizabeth S and her husband, Prince Philip, attended a public event in Northern Ireland. Attentive people noticed that the leather shoes worn by the queen were exactly the same as those worn by her when she attended the event 50 years ago. The British media lamented that over the past half century, great changes have taken place in the political arena, and even the dress styles of royalty have changed. Only the leather shoes of the queen are the eternal classics.

Whether visiting prison or attending the 60th anniversary crowning ceremony, the queen of England always wears the same leather shoes: calf leather, heel, and a metal ornament on the upper. In particular, she prefers "black shoes" with the biggest hits.

Over the past 50 years, the queen of England has made hundreds of pairs of leather shoes, all of which are of the same waterproof style. She loves shoes very much and can wear them for many years. Even if the heel is seriously worn out or the vamp is broken, they will ask the shoemaker to replace the heel and repair it. Shoe upper And then continue to wear.

Most of the Queen's leather shoes are produced by the British David and the price is about 1000 pounds (US $1703), which requires at least 4 workers to make them manually.

Each pair of shoes is customized according to the size and size of the Queen's feet, then sent to the palace for trial and modification. To ensure that the queen does not wear her feet in her new shoes, every pair of new shoes will be supported by a special tool, and then a royal staff will paced back and forth until the new shoe is worn out.

Trying to wear the Queen's leather shoes has strict rules: the staff must wear beige cotton socks, can only walk on the carpet back and forth, and finally try out in the outdoor to test whether enough skid resistance. After these procedures, the new shoes will be delivered to the queen.