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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had a rare date night in Los Angeles. The pair went on their first public outing together since the release of Spare, Harry’s memoir, to San Vicente Bungalows, a private club in West Hollywood.
In photos obtained by Page Six, Meghan was spotted entering the restaurant in a simple but chic date-night look. She wore a beige coat with an asymmetric collar paired with cropped black leather pants, black heels, and a black clutch. Her nails were painted a pale pink color, which coordinated spectacularly with her spring-inspired makeup: coral blush and a pale pink glossy lip. She wore her always shiny hair down and parted in the middle with a relaxed curl at the ends.
Meghan Markle. Photo: Instagram.com
Prince Harry, on the other hand, went for a more casual look with dark jeans, a gray cardigan, and a dark blue tee paired with blue slip-on sneakers. As the power couple entered San Vincente Bungalows, a bodyguard held an umbrella over their heads given the unusual LA rain.
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Per Page Six, San Vincente Bungalows has a strict ban on cell phones and photos, which makes it a go-to spot for extremely famous people who want to go out to eat without much fuss from the press (or worse: a DeuxMoi tip), such as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. The privacy allows them to do so in relative peace.
The former royals made quite a splash in late 2022 with the release of their Netflix documentary, Harry & Meghan, which provided a glimpse into their lives after their royal exit. Harry’s memoir, Spare, released in early January, made an even bigger splash with revelations including his frostbitten penis at Kate and Will’s wedding and an allegation that he was assaulted by his own brother, Prince William, in a fight about Meghan.
Originally published in Glamour.com

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Few ways of dressing exude sophistication as much as monochrome layering does on a chilly day. Priyanka Chopra Jonas proved just that—as well as her street style credentials—when she stepped out in London this week while embracing England’s cool weather.
Given that the Indian actor has experienced many of her best sartorial moments at a public event or a red carpet, one would be forgiven to think that her casual style is not equally noteworthy. In fact, Chopra Jonas struck the right balance between off and on-duty dressing when she attended a press event in the city. The star was photographed looking warm and cozy yet ready for work in a head-to-toe camel look by Michael Kors: a wide-shouldered coat, cashmere turtleneck dress, and pointed-toe suede boots—all from the house’s Fall/Winter 2022 collection completed her ensemble. Chopra Jonas’ glam for the evening complemented her outfit as she sported her honey-colored hair in glossy waves, while her beauty look featured a soft smoky eye with a creamy brown lip.
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The monochrome camel outfit is also a fixture in the wardrobe of another public personality, who happens to also be a friend of Priyanka Chopra Jonas’s: Meghan Markle. The Duchess of Sussex’s pared-back work wardrobe is replete with luxe neutrals. Just last year, Markle was spotted in a Ralph Lauren cashmere coat draped over a fitted turtleneck and trousers in the same shade. Looks like some sartorial combinations just never fail.
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It was a special evening for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in New York City tonight. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry both received the Ripple of Hope Award, presented by the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights nonprofit organization. The couple was honored for the humanitarian work they do through their own Archewell Foundation, where they’ve focused on creating awareness around issues relating to racial justice, sexism, mental health, and more. (Past recipients of the Ripple of Hope Award have included former President Barack Obama, Vice President Kamala Harris, and Stacey Abrams.)
For the special honor, Markle chose a custom look by Nicolas Ghesquière for Louis Vuitton. It’s her first time sporting the French label at such a high-profile event. (In past appearances, Markle has worn elegant dresses from brands such as Givenchy and Carolina Herrera). The Duchess wore a custom white, long-sleeved gown complete with a front slit and off-the-shoulder neckline. She accessorized with an aquamarine ring from Princess Diana’s personal collection, the same ring she wore on her wedding day. The Duke, meanwhile, wore a sleek black suit with a white button-up and tie.
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The shade of Markle’s dress was significant. White symbolizes peace, which was a thoughtful nod to the philanthropy work the Duke and Duchess do on Ghesquière’s part. The structural silhouette was also right in line with Markle’s clean, modern wardrobe. Case in point: The gown featured a few of the same details as her most famous ensemble, her wedding dress. That look also had an off-the-shoulder neckline, long sleeves, and a minimalist, architectural aesthetic. Call it her signature style.
Originally published in Vogue.com

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Misan Harriman, the photographer who has captured some of the most significant moments in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s lives, has released two never-before-seen portraits of the couple.
The powerful photos were posted to Harriman’s Instagram account and taken behind the scenes of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s appearance at the One Young World Summit in Manchester on September 5. The event marked one of many in Prince Harry and Markle’s series of engagements away from their home in the US, which came to a stop due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8.
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In the first new portrait, the couple looks on straight into the camera, with Markle standing tall and slightly in front of Prince Harry as she lightly holds his hand. The second black-and-white portrait taken from the side sees them holding hands completely this time, a loving gesture they often share when together at public events. Markle is wearing a bright red blouse and trousers from eco-conscious brand AnotherTomorrow with Aquazzura heels, and gold hoops, while Prince Harry wears a dark blue suit. “The Duke and Duchess of Sussex moments before attending the opening ceremony of One Young World last month,” Harriman captioned the photos on Instagram.
Markle, who has served as a counselor for One Young World since 2014, also took the stage at the summit to deliver an inspiring speech, which was her first time addressing an audience since the couple stepped down as senior royals in March 2020. “I am thrilled that my husband is able to join me here this time, to be able to see and witness firsthand my respect for this incredible organization and all that it provides, as well as accomplishes,” Markle said. “One Young World has been an integral part of my life for so many years before I met him, so to meet again here on UK soil with him by my side, makes it all feel full circle.”
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There are strict protocols around royal mourning dress, with the colour black acting as a visual symbol of grief and symbolic jewellery and military tokens worn as a sign of respect. At the Westminster Hall service, marking Queen Elizabeth II’s final departure from Buckingham Palace before she lies in state ahead of the funeral, the Duchess of Sussex took a leaf out of her sister-in-law’s style playbook.
While the new Princess of Wales wore pearl drop earrings once belonging to Princess Diana and the Queen’s Diamond and Pearl Leaf Brooch, Meghan wore a pair of classic pearl and diamond studs that were gifted to the former actor by Her Majesty. (When the primary photo ops are shoulder-up car shots in a formal procession, the choice of jewels is everything.)
The Duchess travelling to Westminster Hall with Sophie, Countess of Wessex during the procession for the lying in state of Queen Elizabeth II. Photo: Getty
Meghan, whose whistlestop European tour plans were shelved after the death of the Queen on 8 September, has so far supported The Firm in discreet inky black separates peppered with timeless tokens by Cartier and Jennifer Meyer. Today’s earrings, which she framed with an understated veiled headpiece and boxy coat, allowed the Duchess to pay respect to the former monarch without looking at all showy – a crucial balance to strike when the entire world is watching.
Meghan supporting Prince Harry in the formal procession following the Queen’s coffin on its final journey ahead of the funeral. Photo: Getty
The Sussexes joined other royals who gathered to receive the Queen’s coffin at Buckingham Palace last night, before it was draped with the Royal Standard and the Imperial State Crown placed on top for today’s procession. Meghan and Harry will then pay their respects to Her Majesty one final time at Westminster Abbey on 19 September, alongside heads of state, dignitaries and the general public, who have turned out in their thousands to honor the family.
The Duchess and the Queen on their only solo engagement in 2018. Photo: Getty
Having stepped down as a senior royal and relocated to California, it could have been challenging for Meghan to switch suddenly into formal mode. But the Duchess – who wore those special earrings during her only solo engagement with the Queen in 2018 – was the picture of polish and poise.
Originally published in Vogue.co.uk
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Meghan Markle‘s latest look is proof that she can pull off neutrals just as well as bold colors. After delivering a keynote speech at the One Young World Summit in Manchester wearing head-to-toe red, the Duchess of Sussex arrived in Dusseldorf making a strong case for summer workwear in muted shades.
The 41-year-old joined Prince Harry ahead of the Invictus Games in Germany and stepped out wearing a cream knitted halter neck top by Anine Bing. She paired it with belted high-waisted beige trousers by Brandon Maxwell, with legs wide enough to cover her white pointed toe heels entirely. Her signature messy bun, a Cartier Tank watch, and Love bracelet completed her chic daytime look, which was complemented by Prince Harry’s grey suit.
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Markle is known to favor neutrals on less busy days, seemingly reserving the bright pops of color for more public appearances. After landing in Euston to take a train to Manchester for the summit, Markle was spotted in a taupe silk cashmere polo by Brandon Maxwell, with camel-colored trousers and suede Manolo Blahnik heels.
The relaxed tailoring and breezy separates from discreet and sustainable labels represent Markle’s personal style, more so after the couple stepped down as senior royals two years ago. Their recent trip to the UK and now Germany marks their first visit to Europe since celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee earlier this year. It is safe to say that more polished looks that serve up plenty of businesswear inspiration are to be expected from Markle as they head back to the UK for the WellChild Awards soon.
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Given her impressive streak of color-saturated monochrome ensembles over the years, it’s no surprise that Meghan Markle picked a striking red look for her first public speech in the United Kingdom since stepping down as senior royals two years ago. The Duchess of Sussex took the stage at the One Young World Summit in Manchester on Monday, where she addressed 2,300 delegates from over 190 countries and territories while making a strong case for modest and stylish workwear.
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Her outfit of choice was a Valentino co-ord, featuring the Italian brand’s collarless blouse with a tie around the neck and straight-legged trousers, both in a bright red shade. She completed her look with matching pointed-toe heels by celebrity-loved footwear label Aquazzura, minimal gold jewelry, and her signature sleek ponytail. Royal watchers were quick to note that Markle’s outfit might be a light nod to her mother-in-law Princess Diana, after her 25th death anniversary last week. The late royal was photographed by Patrick Demarchelier in a red Valentino dress for British Vogue just before she passed away in 1997.

The lovely Princess Diana in #Valentino for Vogue UK in 1997. Shot by Patrick Demarchelier pic.twitter.com/vs5zblYik0
— Valentino Garavani (@ValentinoMuseum) November 9, 2019

This is not the first time the Duchess has championed demure style in Valentino. One of her most talked-about looks this year has been an oversized all-white suit by the fashion house, which she wore to the Invictus Games in the Netherlands. Her latest look is also reminiscent of her monochrome look during her last appearance at the One Young World Summit in 2019. While she chose to wear a dress by Aritzia then, it too came in a modest silhouette and a vibrant shade of purple.
Markle in Valentino at the 2022 Invictus Games. Photo: Getty
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The trusted stripe has long been a style staple. Coco Chanel’s early confections of nautical chic often favored the effortless elegance of a Breton stripe, Jean Paul Gaultier continues to be inspired by the striped uniforms of sailors which serve as an emblem of his label, and American designer Tommy Hilfiger still pledges patriotic allegiance in his collections adorned with stars and stripes each season.
It’s no surprise then, that our favorite European royals have been known to don the tried-and-tested print on glamorous outings and VIP events. From Diana, Princess of Wales’s impeccable 1980s skirt suits, to Princess Alexandra of Hanover resplendent in Giambattista Valli haute couture at this year’s Rose Ball in Monaco, these sovereign superstars make a strong case for looking fine in straight lines.
Diana, Princess of Wales with Prince Charles at Royal Ascot, 1987
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The Duchess of Cambridge during her visit to the 1851 Trust and the Great Britain SailGP Team, 2022

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Queen Rania at Al Husseiniya Palace, 2018
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Sarah, Duchess of York at Royal Ascot, 1989
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Paris Hilton, Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece and Nicky Hilton at New York Fashion Week, 2018
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Ben-Sylvester Strautmann and Princess Alexandra of Hanover at the Rose Ball, 2022
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Diana, Princess of Wales with Prince Charles in Australia, 1983
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Queen Letizia of Spain with Queen Rania of Jordan visit the Molecular Biology Centre at the Universidad Autonoma, 2015
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Diana, Princess of Wales, 1991
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The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, at Wimbledon, 2018
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Sarah, Duchess of York with Princess Eugenie, 1994
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Queen Rania at Rania Teacher Academy in Amman, 2017
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Diana, Princess of Wales in Lambeth, 1991
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The Duchess of Cambridge launches the King’s Cup Regatta at Cutty Sark, Greenwich, 2019
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Queen Elizabeth II at the Royal Variety Performance, 2012
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Queen Rania at the MIT Solve Challenge Finals in New York
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Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece at New York Fashion Week, 2020
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Princess Camilla and Prince Carlo of Bourbon-Two Sicilies at the wedding of Prince Albert II of Monaco and Princess Charlene of Monaco, 2011
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Diana, Princess of Wales in Italy, 1985
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Queen Rania at Design Institute of Amman, 2017
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Andrea Casiraghi, India Casiraghi and Tatiana Santo Domingo at the Monaco National Day, 2016
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The Countess of Wessex visits the Sir Ken Dodd Happiness Hall, 2022
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Beatrice Borromeo arrives at the Monaco National Day celebrations, 2019
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Queen Rania at the Queen Rania Family & Child Center, 2017
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Diana, Princess of Wales at a polo match at Windsor Great Park, 1981
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Princess Martha Louise of Norway and her late husband Ari Behns at the wedding of Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark and Mary Donaldson, 2004
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The Countess of Wessex with Princess Beatrice at Royal Ascot, 2009
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HH King Abdullah II of Jordan with Queen Rania in Washington, 2018
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The Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Charles at Royal Ascot, 2009
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Princess Beatrice at Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee at St Paul’s Cathedral, 2012
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Prince Charles, Diana, Princess of Wales at a lunch hosted by the President of Italy, Sandro Pertini, 1985
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Pierre Casiraghi and his wife Beatrice Borromeo at Venice Film Festival, 2017
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Queen Letizia of Spain visits Mallorca, 2021
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Tatiana Santo Domingo and Charlotte Olympia Dellal at Mark’s Club, 2019
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Originally published in Tatler.com

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The Duchess of Sussex is known for her polished style with a personable edge. From waving the flag for sustainable fashion in brands like Stella McCartney and Gabriela Hearst, to doubling down on glamour in Givenchy and Emilia Wickstead, Meghan Markle knows how to make a statement with her sartorial choices. Her summer style is just as unforgettable.
Whether wearing a lightweight Veronica Beard shirt dress while on a royal tour in Cape Town, or a tailored jacket with straight-leg blue jeans for a more casual day, the Duchess’s warm-weather ensembles prove that her style credentials are as versatile as they come.
Below, the best summer outfits the Duchess of Sussex has worn to date.

July 18, 2022
Giving tailored Bermuda shorts the royal treatment with pumps and a clutch bag.
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July 18, 2022
Serving up a lesson in chic summer workwear at the UN General Assembly in New York City with Prince Harry.
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September 24, 2021
In a soft cashmere Loro Piana suit while visiting a school in Harlem.
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June 3, 2022
To attend the National Service of Thanksgiving for Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee, Meghan wore an all-white Dior haute couture look.
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September 25, 2021
The Duchess wore a San Gallo Couture minidress to the Global Citizen Live event in New York City.
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July 13, 2019
Nothing beats a classic crisp white button-up shirt.
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July 14, 2019
Looking radiant in a black A-line midi-dress with sheer details at the London premiere of The Lion King.
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September 23, 2019
This blue shirt dress by Veronica Beard worn with Banana Republic pumps is exactly what’s needed when the temperature rises.
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14 July 14, 2019
The Duchess wore a blue-and-white striped Ralph Lauren shirt with white tailored trousers and a matching hat to Wimbledon.
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The Duchess of Sussex kicked off her week the right way in chic summer workwear. Walking arm in arm with Prince Harry at the UN General Assembly in New York, she dressed for the occasion in a figure-hugging pocketed midi-skirt, a crew-neck top, black Manolo Blanhik BB pumps, a gold Cartier Tank Française watch – the same timepiece beloved by Princess Diana – and a Mulberry Bayswater tote.
Hours later, for lunch with feminist leader Gloria Steinem at the Crosby Street Hotel in SoHo, she continued her smart streak in tailored navy Bermuda shorts from Dior, which she cinched at the waist with a tan Ralph Lauren belt. She teamed her city shorts with a white blouse and another pair of her beloved Manolo BBs – this time in a tan shade. The Duchess swapped her does-it-all Mulberry Bayswater bag for a beaded pouch from Cult Gaia.
The Duchess and Steinem recently took part in a conversation with award-winning journalist and founder of News Not Noise, Jessica Yellin, to speak about the terrifying overturn of Roe v Wade. In the discussion, published by British Vogue, the three women considered the impact of the ruling and the future implications of what this could mean for the rights to same-sex marriage, same-sex relationships and contraception.
When asked by Yellin what this moment requires, the Duchess responded: “Unity – really listening to people, understanding the Constitution was written at a time when women were second-class citizens. We’re not. Certain things need to change.”
Originally published in Vogue.co.uk
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