Every Shoe Meghan Wore Filming With Love, Meghan

For a show built around cooking, gardening and entertaining, the shoes Meghan wore filming With Love, Meghan turned out to be surprisingly closely watched. Across two seasons, viewers spotted everything from a $35 pair of Crocs to a four-figure Hermès mule, often within the same episode: unlike the jewellery edit, where Cartier anchors the rotation, the footwear swings from ultra-luxury to entirely accessible without much ceremony either way.

That range is what makes it worth cataloguing. Meghan moves through roughly a dozen distinct pairs over the series, each chosen for what a scene required, a hike, a garden bed, a dinner party, rather than for how expensive it looked on camera.

Here is the full footwear edit from With Love, Meghan, scene by scene.

The kitchen crew: loafers and sneakers for cooking and entertaining

Two shoes do most of the work when Meghan is at the counter or greeting guests. The Saint Laurent ‘Chris’ Two-Tone Loafers, in tan leather with the house’s gold hardware detail, first entered her rotation during a 2024 trip to Nigeria and reappear throughout the series, worn sockless with rolled denim or tailored trousers, a genuine wardrobe staple rather than a one-off styling choice.

Alongside them are the YSL ‘Court Classic’ Sneakers, made in Italy from distressed off-white canvas with contrasting leather heel tabs and the label’s logo embroidered in black thread on a rubber sole. They first appeared in the show’s own trailer, a signal of the low-key luxury the series would trade in throughout: a $600-plus sneaker worn like an everyday trainer, laced loosely with nothing more formal than a linen shirt.

Down in the garden: the clogs doing double duty

Nowhere is the show’s mix of price points clearer than in the garden. In the final episode, Meghan collects eggs from her chicken coop in cognac-coloured Crocs ‘Dylan’ Slip-On Clogs, a true clog silhouette with a closed, waterproof Croslite™ upper rather than the perforated classic design, styled with straight-leg jeans and a taupe crewneck. At roughly $35, they are the least expensive shoe in the edit, and have sold out repeatedly since the episode aired.

Earlier, in episode two, she wears the Gardenheir ‘Italian’ Garden Clogs in a British Green colourway, a sturdier, cork-insoled alternative pitched between a Croc and a Birkenstock clog, with a slip-resistant tread built for wet borders. Between the two pairs, Meghan demonstrates the full range of the garden-clog category, bargain to boutique, worn for the same task within episodes of each other.

Out on the trail: hiking boots and country boots

Two more practical pairs cover Meghan’s time outdoors. The Merrell ‘Azura’ Hiking Boots, in an Espresso/Apricot colourway with a waterproof membrane and a memory-foam footbed, are a genuine favourite rather than a costume choice; Meghan wore the same style during King Charles’s coronation weekend in May 2023, and the boots have sold out more than once since.

The Le Chameau ‘Jameson’ Quilted Boots, in caramel leather and priced around $350, have an even longer history: she was first photographed in the style boarding a seaplane for a Vancouver charity visit in January 2020, years before filming began. Their reappearance here is less a fashion statement than a continuity detail for anyone who has followed her style closely since.

Slowing down at home: the slipper and the sneaker

Off-duty moments call for a different register. The Birdies ‘Phoebe’ Slippers, in black velvet with a soft faux-fur lining, reimagine the brand’s classic smoking-slipper silhouette as an easy slide; Meghan wore them in episode three and again for a magazine cover shoot the same month.

For a more active version of “off duty,” there are the New Balance ‘327’ Sneakers in a Bone/Mindful Grey colourway, worn in episode five. Inspired by the brand’s 1970s running silhouettes, they have an angular wedge sole and a trail-style lug outsole, and at under $100 sit at the accessible end of the edit alongside the Crocs.

Summer sandals, the Aquazzura way

Aquazzura supplies two of the show’s warm-weather looks. The ‘Divine 85’ Sandals, in cognac suede and leather with crisscrossing straps and an 85mm block heel, strike a deliberate middle ground: substantial enough for an evening, low enough for a full day of filming. The ‘So Nude 85’ Block Sandals, worn in episode eight (“Feels Like Home”) in Powder Pink leather with an ankle strap and priced at $695, appear alongside an Ulla Johnson silk gown, making them the clearest example of a shoe chosen to finish a specific outfit.

Both styles share Aquazzura’s signature blend of a comfortable block heel with a genuinely elegant shape, presumably why the Florence-based house keeps recurring across Meghan’s wardrobe well beyond this one series.

The quieter luxury: Loro Piana and Saint Laurent sandals

Two more sandals round out the warmer episodes, pitched between the Aquazzura pairs and the Hermès mule below. The Loro Piana ‘Summer Charms’ Sandals, in off-white suede goatskin with tonal stitching, a leather sole and a small silver-toned charm embossed with the house’s name, were spotted in episode two in a photograph the show’s costume designer, Salvador Perez, shared showing Meghan alongside guest Mindy Kaling. At $920, they are among the quietest pieces in the edit, no visible branding beyond the charm itself.

The Yves Saint Laurent ‘Tribute’ Sandals, in tan leather and priced around £650, are an open-toe slide that has been part of Meghan’s rotation for years and sold out repeatedly once fans identified them from the show. The message is consistent: luxury sandals worn for comfort on a long filming day, not for how visibly logoed they are.

The one true splurge: Hermès ‘Oz’ mules

If the edit has a single outlier, it is the Hermès ‘Oz’ Black Mules, a rounded-toe leather mule finished with the house’s signature Kelly-style buckle. Hermès mules of this kind typically retail well into four figures and rarely go on sale, making the Oz the most expensive single pair in the entire With Love, Meghan footwear edit, Cartier-adjacent in price if not in category.

What is notable is how ordinarily they are worn: slipped on for a kitchen scene rather than saved for a red carpet, in exactly the same unbothered way Meghan wears the $35 Crocs two episodes later. It is a small detail, but it is consistent with everything else about the show’s footwear, price is treated as almost beside the point.

Why the range is the point

Taken together, the With Love, Meghan footwear edit reads less like a lookbook and more like an honest account of what a working week actually requires: boots for a hike, clogs for the coop, loafers for the kitchen, a splurge for the occasion that calls for one. Viewers responded accordingly, sending the $35 Crocs and the $99 New Balance trainers into repeated sell-outs alongside the four-figure Hermès mule, which suggests the appeal was never really about any single price point.

For the jewellery half of the same story, see our full breakdown of every piece of jewellery Meghan wore in With Love, Meghan, and for more on her everyday approach to dressing, Meghan’s style evolution from royal to Californian. Browse more of our Royal Style & Fashion stories for further reading on how Meghan builds a wardrobe from heritage and high street alike.

Frequently asked questions

What shoes did Meghan Markle wear in With Love, Meghan?

Meghan wore a wide mix across the series, including Hermès ‘Oz’ mules, Aquazzura ‘Divine 85’ and ‘So Nude 85’ sandals, Loro Piana ‘Summer Charms’ sandals, Saint Laurent ‘Chris’ loafers, YSL ‘Court Classic’ sneakers and ‘Tribute’ sandals, Le Chameau ‘Jameson’ boots, Merrell ‘Azura’ hiking boots, New Balance ‘327’ sneakers, Birdies ‘Phoebe’ slippers, and both Crocs ‘Dylan’ and Gardenheir ‘Italian’ garden clogs.

What are the Crocs Meghan Markle wore in With Love, Meghan?

They are the Crocs ‘Dylan’ Slip-On Clogs in a cognac colourway, worn in the final episode to collect eggs from her chicken coop. They have a closed, waterproof upper rather than the classic perforated design and retail for roughly $35.

Does Meghan Markle wear Hermès shoes?

Yes. She wears the Hermès ‘Oz’ Black Mules, a leather mule with the house’s signature Kelly-style buckle, in one of the series’ kitchen scenes. It is the single most expensive pair of shoes featured in the show.

What sneakers does Meghan wear in With Love, Meghan?

Two pairs: New Balance ‘327’ sneakers in a Bone/Mindful Grey colourway, and YSL ‘Court Classic’ sneakers in distressed off-white canvas with contrasting leather heel tabs. One retails for under $100 and the other for several hundred dollars, worn with equal ease.

Are the Gardenheir clogs different from Crocs?

Yes. Gardenheir’s ‘Italian’ Garden Clogs use a sturdier, cork-insoled construction with a slip-resistant chunky tread, positioned between a classic Croc and a Birkenstock clog. Meghan wears the Gardenheir pair earlier in the series and the Crocs ‘Dylan’ clogs in the finale.

What hiking boots does Meghan Markle wear?

She wears the Merrell ‘Azura’ Hiking Boots in an Espresso/Apricot colourway, a waterproof style with a memory-foam footbed. She wore the same boots during King Charles’s coronation weekend in 2023, and they have sold out repeatedly since.

How much are the Loro Piana sandals Meghan wore?

The Loro Piana ‘Summer Charms’ Sandals, in off-white suede goatskin with a small silver-toned charm, retail for around $920. They appeared in episode two in a photo Meghan’s costume designer shared showing her alongside guest Mindy Kaling.

Where can I buy the shoes Meghan wore in With Love, Meghan?

Most pieces are sold directly through the brands themselves or via department stores including Nordstrom, though the Le Chameau ‘Jameson’ boots are no longer available, and several other pairs, including the Crocs and YSL ‘Tribute’ sandals, have sold out repeatedly since the show aired.

Brands, colourways and pricing are correct as of 2026 based on publicly available reporting on With Love, Meghan; stock and pricing change, so check with individual retailers for current availability.