The Duchess of Sussex's Sarah Flint flats have been restocked - and they're GUARANTEED to sell out. Too spendy? Fear not - we've searched the shops for styles without the designer price tag...
ACCORDING to experts at Brand Finance, Meghan Markle has boosted British fashion sales by £150million.
Unsurprising then that the Sarah Flint ballet flats she wore on her and Price Harry's first public outing at The Invictus Games sold out within hours.
But, if you missed out, fear not - because they're back in stock. Go, go, go!
The 'Natalie' flats are available in brown and black with an upper leather lining and insole as well as a leather outsole.
They also feature a pointed toe and asymmetrical bow design.
However, the company has warned the flats - priced at £260 - may take up to three weeks to arrive as they're in seriously high demand.
Surely that's worth it for a little Markle sparkle in our lives? We think so.
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It's not the first time that The Duchess of Sussex's 'Meghan Effect' has taken hold of the fashion industry.
Remember those £160 Mother jeans she wore on the same occasion?
The company had a 200 per cent rise in site traffic. And those chic Finlay & Co sunglasses? The brand saw a whopping 1,000 per cent increase in sales.
Then there's the £524 Mackage coat Meghan wore for the couple's first royal visit to Nottingham. It sold out within hours.
Arguably the biggest effect the 36-year-old has had on British fashion was when she wore a pair of black Hiut Denim jeans in Cardiff.
For the small, Welsh denim brand, the response was staggering. 'We're moving to a new factory. The effect has been remarkable,' revealed co-founder David Hieatt.
Earlier this week we showed you how to wow at the races for less than £30.
We also gave you all the inside info on Meghan Markle's Misha Nonoo shirt.
And we told you about the rich kids of Africa who collect Gucci and Rolexes for fun.
