When Meghan Markle first stepped out with Prince Harry she was wearing jeans and a white shirt, so simple yet so chic. And it’s become one of her most iconic looks.
Well Meghan, who has been looking princess-perfect ever since the royal wedding on May 19, stepped out over the weekend and she was back to her casual best to watch hubby Harry play polo in the Audi Polo Challenge on what would have been Princess Diana’s 57th birthday.
The Duchess donned a pair of black skinny jeans, a white shirt by J Crew which she accessories with a white panama hat by Madewelland black ballet flats.
The previous day, Meghan cheered Harry on in a look Kate Middleton would approve of.
Opting for the “Ashland” sleeveless belted gingham eyelet dress by Shoshanna Gruss, which she paired with her trusty panama hat, and sandals by Sarah Flint.
The look keeps with Meghan’s neutral colour theme she has adopted since becoming a royal.
Just like Kate Middleton, now that Meghan is a part of the royal family, her public wardrobe is paid for by father-in-law, Prince Charles.
“It does fall now, that she is married into the royal family, to the Prince of Wales… to cover the cost of her working royal wardrobe,” Royal expert Katie Nicholl told Entertainment Tonight. “Meghan is now an ambassador for the royal family. Look at the publicity she has brought in run up to the wedding. I’d argue that’s worth every penny.”
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