As a Meghan Markle fan, it’s been difficult not seeing a constant stream of iconic and fashionable outfits from the 40-year-old. Since stepping away from senior Royal duty back in 2020, Meghan and her hubby Prince Harry have kept much of their life private.
However, anytime I do see Ms. Markle in public , please know I will totally analyze and obsess over every outfit, and one of her most recent pieces is no different.
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Before marrying Prince Harry, two of Meghan’s biggest passions (besides humanitarian work and acting) were food and fashion.
Her old Instagram (RIP) was filled with delicious foodie pics and chic outfits of the day that were truly swoon-worthy.
My personal favorite pic involves the Duchess, a rockin’ fedora hat, and a basket of chips and dip.
I’m sorry but if you don’t want to be best friends with that stunning woman right there then I don’t know what to tell you.
Her time as an active Royal was also filled with many stunning fashion moments. I mean hello… THE WEDDING?
Of course, we know now this was also a horrible time for the Duchess, so all these remarkable outfits are tainted.
While her public appearances are few and far between these days, there’s always a fashion moment for us fans.
The 40-year-old’s appearance at the Opening Ceremony of the Invictus Games this past week was a reminder of how thoughtful every detail of her outfit really is.
As a side note, if you didn’t watch the opening ceremonies then you missed out on the sweetest moment between the pair.
Not only did Meghan introduce her husband in the most heartfelt way, but the duo also shared a lil’ kiss on stage.
Someone please call Merriam-Webster and put these two down as the official definition of a “power couple” because they deserve to be immortalized.
It’s rare for a couple to be this beautiful on the inside and the outside, amirite?
Wearing an off-the-shoulder cream bodysuit and a sleek pair of navy blue pants, many fans were quick to notice the subtle nod to Princess Diana.
Diana wore a similar off-the-shoulder frock in portraits taken by Mario Testino, which can be seen in the “Diana, Princess of Wales by Mario Testino” photographs released in 2005.
The stunning image was among Mario’s last photographs of the late Princess.
The portraits, which were taken five months before her death, featured her in a draped gown by Catherine Walker.
The resemblance is striking and a sweet, subtle way to honor Princess Diana.
