"The Lady Di Look Book" looks at Princess Diana's style evolution.
Diana refused to wear heels when she was with Prince Charles, according to Moran.
Diana wore shoes no higher than two inches out of respect.
The death of Queen Elizabeth II made Charles III the new king.
According to a book, Princess Diana did not wear high heels during her marriage to Prince Charles because she wanted to avoid hurting his ego.
King Charles III took the throne after Queen Elizabeth II died. The woman was 96.
The Lady Di Look Book, which was released on June 21, revisits a claim about the Princess of Wales' footwear choice, which was previously reported by the Daily Mail.
Moran, whose book was inspired by her Lady Di Revenge Looks account, dives into the claim in the second chapter while discussing an outfit Diana wore to pick up Charles from the hospital.
"Diana styled an unbuttoned shirt over a casual white T-shirt and wore it with a floral knee-length skirt and coordinating, but not quite matching, flat shoes," Moran wrote.
Diana wore shoes no higher than two inches out of respect to her husband. She was the same height as him. According to the Daily Express, the former couple stood the same height.
In Diana's footwear evolution, Moran cites comments from Jimmy Choo, who was in "Diana: The Untold Story."
As Diana's confidence grew, so did her heels. Jimmy said that at the beginning of their seven-year friendship, Diana always ordered flats, then as her marriage began to fall, the heels got higher." She went up to 2 in, 3 in, 312 in, and 34 in. They kept going up and up.
He was a close friend of Diana. The duke was a fan of his designs from the '90s.
She wrote that he joined her at the palace where they would work on her next pairs.
According to Moran, Choo had a pair of pumps ready to deliver to Diana when she was expected to return from Paris, where she died in a fatal car crash.
Jimmy kept the shoes in his personal collection in remembrance of his friend and best client.
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