Shoes for loads of walking with a dodgy foot that still look good. Help!!

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I'm struggling with footwear that is supportive but still looks good!!

Ive got some foot/ankle weakness and heel pain from an old herniated disc. I had total foot drop which resolved with physio but the slight imbalance causes heel pain.
Anyway I am going on a road trip type holiday to a hot destination that will involve a lot of walking and am looking for some shoes that will look good but be gentle on my dodgy foot! Open to suggestions for sandals or trainers. I like neutrals and find New balances comfy but not sure they're supportive enough for what I need.

Have you looked at Joya shoes?

These are very comfortable and provide loads of support. I got a pair to wear after back surgery when I needed lots of suspension: https://www.fitflop.com/uk/en/shop/f-mode-flow-fabric-suede-leather-flatform-trainers-p-IK8#646

My flat footed husband has declared Salomons the most comfortable shoes out there. I think they are quite trendy too?!

Women's Walking Shoes

I have Brooks. They are so supportive and comfortable.

My chiropodist recommended Joya and they really are like walking on clouds. I've got the trainers and can wear them all day without feeling any aches/pains. He told me to throw my Skechers in the bin as they had no support whatsoever.

Fitflops are great, I had plantar fascitis a few years ago and they were the only thing I could wear. They are my go to if I'm going to be on my feet a lot.

Go to a podiatrist. They'll make ypu bespoke insoles to support your foot in any shoes, except maybe sandals.

The comfiest shoes for walking I've ever owned were by merrel. With a vibram sole. I'm not sure they fit the looks good brief tho.

Hoff trainers also worth a look https://www.schuh.co.uk/brands/hoff/

My podiatrist recommended Geox or Fitflop.