Sophia Webster

After being founded in 2012, Sophia Webster's eponymous label bloomed. with its feminine collections of shoes and accessories, and quickly became internationally renowned for combining prestigious design with a sophisticated approach. The luxury footwear brand has solidified it’s place as a go-to for women looking for unique, creative and uplifting footwear designs for any occasion.

Showcasing her background in fine art, Sophia Webster continues to create a playful and unique range of occasion-wear staples and bridal accessories, with all her designs being hand-drawn and conceptualised from her studio at Sophia Webster HQ in East London. The luxury designs are poppy and girly, yet cool and classic. Think stiletto sandals covered in flamingos and butterflies or genius wedding shoes with sassy ‘Wifey for Lifey’ speech bubbles. Fashion fun is guaranteed when rocking these statement shoes. No wonder her iconic butterfly-backed heels and candy-coloured sandals are regulars on the red-carpet. From Kendall Jenner to Blake Lively, Rita Ora and Oprah, Sophia Webster’s celebrity client list reads like a who’s who of Hollywood royalty.

Indulge in glamourous day to night styles with her both elegant and individual designs. Choose her signature maximalism design to really make a statement, or turn down the drama, with flats, mid-heels, trainers and boots that still carry Sophia Webster’s USP (but with added comfort) for zipping around the city, from desk to party. Style up your evening look in the iconic butterfly shoes and wing detailing on Talulah sandals, or spend your weekends in braided wedges, ballerina flats or feminine trainers. Sophia Webster made history in 2020 by being the first luxury footwear brand to introduce a widely inclusive size range, producing a selection of key styles up to a size EU46 (US15.5/UK13). The same year, Sophia Webster debuted her first ‘Upcycled’ collection. Conscious of the importance of sustainability and the impact of fashion on the planet, the design team at Sophia Webster began reinventing and repurposing past season’s surplus materials to create new shoes.