Winner of ‘Best Women’s Footwear Awards’ two years running, this trendy shop has become a national treasure.
An eclectic mix of equestrian-style boots, bejewelled high-heeled sandals and sophisticated daywear heels, Kate Kuba offers an abundance of shoes in this exclusive branch on King’s Road. All their products are stamped with a unique identity. Renowned for their unusual shapes, patterns and trimmings, many a celebrity has bagged themselves a pair of these posh pumps.
The shops also sell a range of other brands including Diesel Style Lab, Ugg and Camper shoes. However the Otto et Moi collection is by far the biggest treat. Their vintage intricately detailed heels are very popular.
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Kate Kuba
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