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How to Royally Monogram Your Feet

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - OCTOBER 05:  A close-up of brass shoe tacks forming the letter "H"  on the soles of Britain's Prince Harry's shoes as he kneels to speak with award winners whilst attending the WellChild Awards, which recognises the courage of seriously ill children, at the London Hilton on October 5, 2015 in London, England. (Photo by Justin Tallis - WPA Pool / Getty Images)
A close-up of brass shoe tacks forming the letter “H” on the soles of Britain’s Prince Harry’s shoes (Getty Images)

Monogram news from the folks at GQ.com:

“At a recent London event which recognizes the courage of seriously ill children, Prince Harry knelt down to talk to one of the award winners and flashed a monogrammed article of clothing accidentally. It was not a showy signet ring or a preppy, embroidered shirt sleeve but a boss-as-hell monogram made from brass shoe tacks on the bottom of his oxfords.

Let this be a lesson to us all: Not all monograms need to be in-your-face three-letter motifs. An almost hidden, single-letter monogram speaks just as loudly. Also, your shoe-repair guy could stand to step it up a notch. (For the record, he can do this for you if you just ask for it.)”

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