Meghan Markle's Best Outfits Post-Royal Wedding
Pre-royal wedding, we already knew we had a sartorial crush on style icon Meghan Markle. She quickly rose to the top of our best-dressed lists, exhibiting a classic style that was all her own. She took the conservative essentials like pencil skirts, shirt dresses, and more, and turned them into youthful favorites that were equal parts playful and fitting of the royal family (which, we might add, is quite a feat). Following in not only the footsteps of sister-in-law Kate Middleton but also late mother-in-law Princess Diana, Meghan Markle is one of our ultimate style icons. And, what’s more, after officially taking on her Duchess title, her style has only gotten better. Here are our favorite looks so far.
Max Mumby/Indigo1/12The van Straubenzee-Jenks Wedding: August 4, 2018
On her 37th birthday, the Duchess of Sussex attended the wedding of Prince Harry's close friend, Charlie van Straubenzee, who was marrying Daisy Jenks. As per usual, her dress caught the eye of fans — and, as Glamour points out, it's available for purchase.
Meghan wore a colorful Club Monaco dress, which is available to buy online for $328. The Shoanah dress features a simple black top with a collar, and a romantic pleated skirt in a black, green, white, and pink color-block pattern. Of course, it's only a matter of time before the dress is sold out, so you might want to click over to Club Monaco's website ASAP in order to snag your own.
Dress: Club Monaco, Headpiece: Philip Treacy, Shoes: Aquazzura, Belt & Clutch: Kayu Design
Karwai Tang2/12Sentebale ISPS Handa Polo Cup: July 26, 2018
Who doesn't stan a full denim ensemble? Meghan made her's Royal-ready by choosing a gorgeous belted dress by Carolina Herrara. The best part? Pockets, obviously.
Dress: Carolina Herrera. Cluth: J.Crew.
Max Mumby/Indigo3/12The Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition: July 17, 2018
Attending the Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition, Meghan opted for a look that was both a coat and a dress, and of course, as chic as ever. The subdued palate was the perfect choice for the event, but the intricacies of the dress made it stand out all the same.
Chris Jackson/Getty Images4/12Famine Memorial: July 11, 2018
While this may seem like your average suit, it's actually not very typical for Royal women to wear pants for outings. But being the boundary-pushing Duchess that she is, Meghan wore the perfect two-piece for the event.
Suit: Givenchy.
Getty Images5/12The Queen's Young Leaders Awards Ceremony: June 26, 2018
Beginning to adapt quite the uniform, Meghan wore a boat-neck double-breasted look, sitting by the side of Prince Harry and Queen Elizabeth II for the Queen's Young Leaders Awards Ceremony.
Full look, Prada.
Getty Images6/12The Royal Ascot: June 19, 2018
In attendance at the Royal Ascot, Meghan pulled out one of out ultimate wardrobe essentials with a shirtdress, belted at the waist.
Dress, Givenchy.
Getty Images7/12Mersey Gateway Bridge Opening: June 14, 2018
Meghan dressed in a caped pencil dress for her first solo trip with Queen Elizabeth II.
Dress, Givenchy.
Getty Images8/12Trooping The Colour: June 9, 2018
At Trooping the Colour, Meghan chose an off-the-shoulder pink top and skirt that turned a few heads — all in the name of style.
Full look, Carolina Herrera.
Chris Jackson/Getty Images9/12May 22, 2018: The Prince of Wales' 70th Birthday Celebration
For her first official post-wedding appearance in celebration of her new father-in-law's birthday, Meghan opted for a white dress with sheer top.
Dress, Goat.
Getty Images10/12Royal Wedding: May 19, 2018
Meghan didn't just stick to one look for her wedding, emerging in a high neckline for the parties that followed the ceremony. Dress, Stella McCartney.
Getty Images11/12Royal Wedding: May 19, 2018
In her first official royal look, Meghan wore a classic silk off-the-shoulder gown with little embellishment.
Dress, Givenchy.
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