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Kate Middleton Returns to Her Tried-and-True Gianvito Rossi Ankle Boots for Children’s Hospice Visit

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Kate Middleton Returns to Her Tried-and-True Gianvito Rossi Ankle Boots for Children’s Hospice Visit

The Princess of Wales wore the same black leather ankle boots to a rugby engagement in Leeds last month.

Kate Middleton is already getting some good use out of her Gianvito Rossi ankle boots. The Princess of Wales brought back the black leather style on Thursday for a visit to The Treehouse children’s hospice in Ipswich, England, less than a month after wearing the same pair to a rugby engagement in Leeds.

Middleton opted for the Italian designer’s Lyell booties, which feature a sharply pointed toe and a chunky block heel measuring 85 mm, or just over three inches. The boots are made from smooth black leather with a fitted ankle shaft, an inside zipper and the Italian label’s signature gold-tone emblem near the top.

While Middleton’s wide-leg trousers covered most of the boots, the elongated toes peeked out as she walked. The block heels were also visible, offering a little more stability than the stilettos she often favors for formal engagements that do not require as much legwork as her Thursday afternoon visit.

The royal was spotted in the boots not even a month earlier on Sept. 29 during a visit to Headingley Rugby Stadium in Leeds with Prince William. For that outing, she paired them with black Roland Mouret wide-leg trousers, a black top and a dark green Ralph Lauren blazer.

Middleton is no stranger to Gianvito Rossi, particularly when it comes to boots. She has worn bespoke knee-high suede styles from the brand for years, including a brown pair she brought back while spending time with Melania Trump in Windsor last September.


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