11 places the Queen shops for clothes, household goods, and everyday items

In many ways, Her Majesty the Queen lives a very different life to anyone else.As well as all her royal duties, her home life can be quite surreal. Someone plays the bagpipes outside her window every morning and she has a member of staff who breaks her shoes in for her.In other ways, however, Queen Elizabeth II is just like us. These photos showed how she travels by train, goes to the zoo, and even browses around Waitrose.Her diet is also pretty normal. She starts the day with tea and biscuits, and she's partial to a chicken salad for lunch.But where does the Queen get all her clothes and other everyday items from' It's unlikely you'll ever spot her doing her own shopping, but she does have some favourite places she repeatedly buys things from.We did some research into the Queen's favourite shops, and what she buys in each. If you want to know where to get a pair of shoes just like hers, you've come to the right place.Umbrellas ' Fulton UmbrellasWherever the Queen goes, she is prepared for the weather. Her Majesty is often spotted with a transparent Fulton umbrella, allowing everyone to see her while she stays dry. According to the Fulton website, "not only do these allow her to be seen by her public, they're completely bespoke and are made to match her outfit."Shoes ' Anello & Davide of KensingtonComfort and support are key when the Queen is looking for shoes. She can almost always be seen in her signature heels, and she's worn the same style for over five decades. Originally, she bought them from the British company Rayne, who made shoes for stars like Liz Taylor, according tothe Telegraph. However, Rayne went out of business, and her Majesty was apparently so distraught that she tracked down a former Rayne employee called David Hyatt who was then working for another shoe maker, Anello & Davide.According to the Daily Mail, David Hyatt said: "We supply one or two pairs a year and occasionally renew the tops and re-heel them. The Queen doesn't waste money."Hats ' Rachel Trevor-MorganThe Milliner to The Queenor Queen's hat makeris Rachel Trevor-Morgan, based in St. James, central London. She was granted Royal Warrant in 2014. Trevor-Morgan has also made hats for Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Collins, and Princess Diana.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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