“We love all things local, floral, and baked,” the sisters note in an introduction on Bloom’s website.

Beaudoin, who graduated from Johnson & Wales’ culinary program, always had a dream to open a bakery and coffee shop, she said. She originally started the business in 2020, first working out of a commercial kitchen space in Hartford’s Swift Factory and selling baked goods at farmers’ markets and other pop-up events. Pilon and their father, Rich Beaudoin, joined the business a year later.

“We started seeing a lot of synergies, because Monica makes a lot of wedding cakes, and often times, brides were asking for flowers to decorate the cakes,” Pilon said. 

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A wedding cake with fresh flowers by Bloom Bake Shop in Hartford, which recently opened a storefront on Pratt Street.

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They opened the Bloom Bake Shop storefront on Pratt Street Aug. 25, offering freshly-baked pastries, coffee and espresso drinks and a flower bar. Bloom sells small and large arranged bouquets and bud vases, and the sisters said customers will treat themselves to floral pick-me-ups, bringing the flowers back to their work desks or dorm rooms.

Pilon sources most of the flowers from the Connecticut Flower Collective in Meriden, she said, a group of nearly 30 farms in Connecticut and New York that offers locally grown specialty cut flowers.

The baked goods rotate often, and the day’s best seller “depends on what the bakery smells like at the moment,” Monica Beaudoin said – it could be pumpkin bread, or cinnamon rolls. Breakfast pastries include scones and muffins, and as morning stretches into afternoon, the offerings trend toward dessert, like cookies, brownies or biscotti.

The exterior of Bloom Bake Shop in Hartford, which opened Aug. 25 on Pratt Street.

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Edible flower shortbread cookies are one of Bloom’s signature items, featuring seasonal flowers pressed into the dough. Flourless brownies are another popular seller, which Monica Beaudoin describes as “really fudgy” – and they’re also gluten-free.

Bloom handles a large amount of catering, Pilon said, offering breakfast and dessert platters and custom cakes for weddings and special events. 

“Monica has a really amazing artistic side that comes out in her decorating,” she said of her sister.

The Bloom team has plans to slowly expand the menu, with a goal to add more savory items like breakfast sandwiches, salads and light lunch sandwiches. The bakery’s grab-and-go case currently offers fruit salads and charcuterie boxes, which guests have appreciated, Pilon said.

Monica Beaudoin said she’s excited for the upcoming holiday season, with plans for a large pre-order menu for Thanksgiving and Christmas: pies, desserts and breakfast pastries. The shop will also offer flower arrangements for holiday gatherings.

A tray of banana bread at Bloom Bake Shop in Hartford, which recently opened a storefront on Pratt Street.

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The sisters also plan to host cookie decorating classes and other events in their space, they said.

Pratt Street, the picturesque downtown Hartford location that’s home to several boutique businesses (and has appeared as a backdrop in a few Hallmark movies) has been the ideal landing spot for Bloom’s first storefront, Beaudoin and Pilon said.

“We feel really lucky to be in the location we’re in right now,” Pilon said. “It’s just such a beautiful facade and beautiful building. This space really just said ‘bakery/flower shop’ to us when we first saw it.”

Bloom Bake Shop
80 Pratt St., Hartford
860-670-3181
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Open Wednesday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 
Handicapped accessible

The couple married in August 2022 at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center in Nashville, with Michael Wenyon officiating. “He’s one of our best friends,” said Kate. “And it was his first time officiating. He did a fantastic job! We’ve been together for nearly a decade, and it was so special to have our good friend perform the ceremony in a place that means so much to Matt.” The bride’s grandfather said a few words, as did the groom’s aunt, Connie Shriner. “We said our own vows,” said Kate. “And I’m so glad we did.”

The Tulip Tree designed the reception flowers, as well as the bride’s bouquet of cascading calla lilies. Please Be Seated provided the seating, and The Downtown Band played for dancing. Kristen Winston catered the dinner, Dessert Designs created the cake and Jayne Bubis organized the event. The couple made a surprise entrance by popping up through the piano riser on the stage.

There was only one glitch on the perfect day. The morning of the wedding, Kate realized she had left her bridal shoes in Houston. “One of my aunts combed every mall in Nashville to find me a very similar pair right before the ceremony,” said Kate.

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After a wedding trip to Germany and Portugal, the newlyweds returned to their home in Houston, where Kate works in private equity and was named to Forbes’ 30 under 30 list and Matt, who has a master’s degree from Rice University, is an investment banker. Their parents are Kathryn Casey of Austin, Texas, and Nancy and Mark Peacock of Nashville.

After retiring from figure skating in her late teens, Wang decided to look for greener pastures. Little did she know that she would not only spend her days strolling down Avenue Montaigne, shop at Kenzo, and then pop into the tiny Louis XIV restaurant nearby for lunch when she chose to study abroad. The former Art History major’s life would change forever.

Though the fashion mogul’s rise to fame needs no introduction, there is a part of her that many do not know and have yet to catch a glimpse of. Wang, 73, is still holding on to something she cannot seem to let go of — her passionate love affair with the City of Light, where she spent a year abroad as a 19-year-old. The Sarah Lawrence College graduate learnt a lot about herself during her time at the University of Paris (metonymically known as the Sorbonne) where she “did not live the life of a typical exchange student”. 

Here’s how an international education helped shape Wang into the person she is today:

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The aristocrat made it her goal to become the editor of a famous fashion magazine after she graduated from Sarah Lawrence College. Source: Arturo Holmes/Getty Images North America/Getty Images via AFP

1. Vera Wang’s love for fashion blossomed in Paris

The debutante was born and raised in Manhattan. Upon her first visit to Paris at the age of six, Wang was gifted with a pair of charcoal-grey patent leather Mary Janes. “I was a typical kid: I got my school shoes in the fall and I got my Easter shoes in April. And I looked at my feet and I was just mesmerised by them,” she was quoted to have said by The New York Times. 

“They were shiny and to me, fancy,” she added. “It was my first feeling of being intrigued by fashion. By clothing. By things you wear. It was raining that night and I remember looking down at my feet and I suddenly just had this awakening or something.”

Since then, the Wang family has made Paris almost like a second home. But Wang did not truly feel at ease until she walked down the streets of the city dressed in a navy blue peacoat, grey flannel slacks and a turtleneck. “That was the first time that I really became Parisian,” she said.

Had it not been for Vera Wang’s study abroad stint, thousands of women all over the world would not have had the pleasure of donning a wedding dress made by the fashion changemaker. Source: Cindy Ord/ Getty Images North America/Getty Images via AFP

2. She also found romantic love while studying there

Paris is not just the City of Light, it is the City of Love too. It was here that Wang fell in love with a professional figure skater Patrick Péra, who was on the French national team. During her study abroad stint, she took the time to travel around France in order to attend his competitions. 

Thanks to her boyfriend being a member of the hottest nightclubs in Paris at the time, Wang was able to mix with the sophisticated and the upper class. “It was like Studio 54. You would see Alain Delon there. You would see Jean-Paul Belmondo,” she recalled.

During an art history class at the University of Paris, Wang chanced upon an editor who worked at Vogue. Source: Stefano Rellandini/AFP

3. Vera Wang’s fateful chance meeting

Wang shared with The New York Times about how there’s too much history in Paris for her to return home — glimpses of what her life once was and will no longer again be still affect her deeply.

Fortunately for thousands of brides-to-be, fashion enthusiasts, and women all over the world, Wang did feel the pull of the City of Light. A chance meeting with an editor at Paris Vogue during an art history class at the Sorbonne propelled the exchange student to confront her newfound calling: “When I go back to New York, when I finish college, Sarah Lawrence, then I want to be that. That’s what I want to do.”

Wang then went down in history as the youngest editor Vogue ever had, and worked there until she turned 33. To catch her breath before her next move, it was still Paris she turned to. “It takes great courage to just live when you’ve kept yourself busy. My own country has always been about career: getting it done, always worrying but not wasting time, trying to be efficient. But Paris taught me how to live,” the Upper East side girl explained.

We knew that the wedding was going to involve travel, but the list of responsibilities keeps expanding. It now includes multiple wedding dress fittings, a bridesmaid’s dress fitting, a bridal shower and a New York City bachelorette weekend — not to mention the wedding itself, also in New York. So she’s paying for two $700+ plane tickets, plus all the other gifts, dresses, travel expenses, etc.

Behind all this are dozens of planning emails that require delicate opinions and compromises, adding further stress to my wife’’ normal day-to-day work responsibilities and social schedule.

Having gone through my own “this is way too much” groomsman experience, which required way more time and money than I expected, we kept things simple for our own wedding. We did not have a wedding party, any pre-wedding showers or a gift registry, wanting to save our friends and families some time and money.

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At this point, we understand that she’s committed, and we’re trying to keep a positive mind-set about everything. But looking back, given the opportunity to say “thanks, but no thanks,” she would have.

Is that possible to do without ruining the relationship? If so, how would you frame your response?

“Thank you, I feel highly honored. But please tell me what this would involve.” Followed, if necessary, by, “I’m afraid I won’t be able to manage all that. But I’ll be your most enthusiastic guest.”

Miss Manners urges all prospective bridesmaids, and groomsmen, for that matter, to have this conversation before committing. She has heard from far too many people who have agreed blindly to a situation where they lose control over their own time and money.

It shouldn’t be that way, of course. As people who are in a wedding party are presumably closely connected to the bridal couple, they should be treated as friends, not indentured servants. That means that their convenience should be considered, and their agreement must be obtained to any commitment beyond standing up at the altar.

Many couples have come to think that they are solely in charge of making arrangements — essentially dictating what auxiliary parties are to be given in their own honor. Miss Manners is gratified to hear that you and your wife are not among them.

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It will be a 2,000-metre maiden drill campaign which is prioritising the Rim Rock, Groundhog and Section 23 prospects, Thor highlighted in a statement.

Specifically, the drilling is targeting a prospective ‘Salt Wash’ horizon of sandstone-hosted uranium and vanadium mineralisation – anticipated at shallow depths of around 80 metres – and, at Rim Rock and Groundhog, it will test possible extensions to high-grade uranium and vanadium mineralisation seen in samples taken from historic workings.

“Commencement of drilling at the Wedding Bell Project is a significant milestone for Thor,” said managing director Nicole Galloway Warland.

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“We look forward to testing these shallow, high-grade targets, especially Section 23, where Thor will be the first company to access and drill test this highly prospective area.

“Short to long-term fundaments for nuclear energy are the best in over 50 years, with demand increasing due to electrification, climate change carbon emission initiatives, responses to the global energy crisis exacerbated in Europe by the Russian invasion, and advancements in small modular reactors (SMR).”

“As uranium prices rise and the US looks to secure domestic uranium supply, Thor is in an excellent position to advance this promising US asset.”

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The first photo of the late Queen Elizabeth II’s ledger stone has been shared with the public, surrounded by symbolic wreaths from the Royal Family.

Following Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral(opens in new tab), the Royal Family has shared the first image of her Majesty’s final resting place, surrounded by floral wreaths, baring handwritten notes from her family.

The late Queen has been laid to rest at St George’s Chapel, alongside her parents King George VI and Elizabeth the Queen Mother and her beloved husband of 73 years(opens in new tab), the Duke of Edinburgh, plus the ashes of her late sister Princess Margaret who died in 2002.

The hand-crafted stone, which is made from black marble, features all of their names (except Princess Margaret, who has her own memorial stone within the chapel) inscribed with brass inlays, with the star of Most Noble Order of the Garter clearly visible in the centre of the ledger.

The new image was shared on the royal family’s official Instagram, with a caption that read, “A photograph is released today of the ledger stone now installed at the King George VI Memorial Chapel, following the interment of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. The King George VI Memorial Chapel sits within the walls of St George’s Chapel, Windsor.”

The photograph shows the ledger surrounded by floral wreaths, including what looks to be the Queen’s coffin wreath in the foreground. The colourful display features flowers taken from Buckingham Palace, Clarence House and Highgrove and carried a handwritten note from King Charles that reads, ‘In loving and devoted memory.’

The floral arrangement’s all carried symbolic meanings(opens in new tab), including cuttings of Mrtyle – which the Queen carried in her wedding bouquet and sprigs of Rosemary, which represent remembrance.

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Among the other white and blue wreaths visible, is said to be one from the Prince and Princess of Wales, also baring a handwritten tribute to the late Majesty.

Royal mourners were deeply touched by the photo, with many taking to the comments to thank the family for sharing something so ‘personal’ with them.

One wrote, “Thank you for sharing this, very personal. Now they are all together again.”

While another member of the public commented, “This is so beautiful! All together forever.”

Queen Elizabeth and then-Prince Charles in 1948.
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He may be the last ruler of England not to be born in a hospital. Both of his sons Prince William and Prince Harry were born in the Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, London. Prince George, who is currently second in line to the throne, was also born at St Mary’s Hospital.

Charles became heir apparent to the throne at just three years old.

The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.

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Queen Elizabeth was crowned monarch on February 6, 1952, after the death of her father King George VI. She was just 25 years old at the time. Her eldest child, 4-year-old Charles, then became heir to the throne.

Charles ascended to the throne on September 8, 2022, following the death of his mother. He was the longest-serving heir apparent in British history, a position which he held for 70 years.  At the age of 73, Charles is also the oldest person to assume the British throne.

Despite being royalty, Charles didn’t have an easy childhood and was picked on at school for his appearance.

King Charles (then Prince Charles) in 1957.

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Charles was the first royal heir apparent to be educated outside of the palace. The young prince attended Hill House School in London, where he mingled with other students. He later transferred to Cheam School in Hampshire, a boarding school that his father Prince Philip had attended. 

According to Vanity Fair, Charles was homesick during his time away at school and sent letters home on a weekly basis. He was also reportedly bullied at school by other children who taunted him for his protruding ears and weight. Sensitive and not particularly gifted athletically, Charles preferred his own company and loved to paint and draw. 

Some of Charles’ favorite foods include plums, boiled eggs, and lamb with wild mushroom risotto.

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A former royal chef told Delish that the royal’s typical breakfast includes plums from his own garden and granola. He also shared that one of Charles’ favorite meals is lamb with mushroom risotto. 

Charles only met Princess Diana 13 times before they were wed in 1989.

King Charles (then Prince Charles) and Lady Diana Spencer pose together at Buckingham Palace, in this Feb. 24, 1981 file photo, following the announcement of their engagement.

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According to Town and Country, many of Charles’ and Diana’s first conversations took place over the phone. Less than a year after the couple began dating and after only 13 in-person meetings, then-Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer announced their engagement. 

On July 29, 1981, Charles and Diana were married in a spectacular televised ceremony. It was then called the “wedding of the century.” Roughly 750 million people in 74 different countries tuned in to watch the couple tie the knot, in addition to the 600,000 spectators who lined the streets of London.

Charles broke royal precedent by being present at the births of his two children.

King Charles (then Prince Charles), Princess Diana, Prince Harry, and Prince William at Highgrove in July 1986.

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Princess Diana was the first royal to give birth in a hospital — it was custom for members of the royal family to give birth at the palace. Charles was also present at the birth of both of his sons, which broke royal precedent.

Diana and Charles reportedly disagreed on what their first son should be named. According to Diana herself in Andrew Morton’s book, “Diana: Her True Story,” Charles originally wanted William to be named Arthur.

Charles met his future wife Camilla at a polo match at Windsor Castle in 1970.

King Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles.

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Despite Camilla and Charles’ blossoming romance, things fizzled out after he was deployed in the Royal Navy in 1972. He then began courting the future Princess Diana, who he would marry in July 1981. 

Charles is both the godfather and stepfather of Camilla and her ex-husband Andrew Parker Bowles’ first son, Tom Parker Bowles.

King Charles (then Prince Charles) and Camilla circa 1970; Camilla Shand and Captain Andrew Parker Bowles leaving the Guards Chapel under a guard of honor on their wedding day, 1973.

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While Charles was serving in the Royal Navy, Camilla became engaged to an Army cavalry officer, Andrew Parker Bowles. They married in 1973, but the couple remained good friends with the prince.

Camilla and Charles remained connected over the years, perhaps resulting in the dissolution of both of their marriages. Charles and Camilla officially married after years of courtship on April 5, 2002.

King Charles hasn’t been immune to scandal. His affair with Camilla Parker Bowles made national headlines in November 1992.

Camilla Parker Bowles attend the Queen’s Cup polo match at Windsor, on June 7, 1992.

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As Insider previously reported, an “intimate transcript of a 1989 phone call” between Charles and Camilla was released to the public in November 1992. The call was scandalous and sexual in nature, with Charles reportedly joking he would like to be transformed into a pair of Parker Bowles’ “knickers” or her tampon.

“I’ll just live inside your trousers or something,” he said. “It would be much easier.”

In August 1996, Charles and Diana officially filed for divorce after 15 years of marriage.

Following the death of Princess Diana, Charles traveled to Paris to bring her body back to England.

Flowers left in memory of Princess Diana.

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In the early hours of August 31, 1997, Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed were involved in a car crash that killed them both and their driver Henri Paul in Paris, France.

According to the Telegraph, Fayed and Paul were both killed on impact, while the Princess of Wales, then just 36, died due to injuries sustained in the crash at a French hospital a few hours later. King Charles (then Prince Charles) traveled to Paris immediately to retrieve his ex-wife’s body and bring her back to the UK.

Charles also reportedly halted plans to formally announce Camilla as his partner.

Every girl wants to look their best on their wedding day, and hence, everyone looks for something never-tried-before. Some brides prefer traditional, others want something light and unique. However, sometimes we just don’t know what to opt for. Either we like everything or nothing. But we got you covered here.

If you want something a bit heavy and royal queen-type look, the classic red-coloured lehenga is going to be the best for you.

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If you want to dress up a bit bright and want a little hint of all kinds of colours, then you must go for a floral lehenga. If a floral lehenga is found in purple, you can try it not only on the wedding day but also at other functions.

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If you want to take something for an engagement look, there is nothing better than a raspberry lehenga. If you carry it with some good jewellery, you will get a minimal and elegant look.

If you are a fan of Alia Bhatt and want to follow her wedding dress, go for a white or off-white heavy sari. Over time, traditions have changed, as well as the mindset of the people behind weddings. Therefore, we are witnessing an increase in brides opting for white lehengas at their weddings. Although they may seem unconventional, white bridal lehengas have the most charming features.

If you are fond of pastels, count on a dusty pink lehenga. This will give you a very stylish and beautiful look as a modern bride.

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From the Planner, Carrie Darling Events: After meeting through mutual friends at a dinner party, Nathan asked Laura if she would like to go to dinner sometime. They fell into a fast and easy relationship until Nathan knew it was time to propose. With the help of their sisters, he decorated his patio with 100 blush pink roses, cream lanterns, and a sign that said, “Will you marry me?” One day, after a long summer afternoon walk, he led Laura back to their townhouse, played a sweet video of time spent with family and friends, and then ushered her to the patio where his setup awaited. Their families were close by with a surprise dinner, waiting to celebrate afterward.

Nathan and Laura were seeing stars for their oceanside wedding celebration. Celestial themes were woven throughout the day, making it a true beach wedding under the stars. A custom laser-cut seating chart greeted guests after walking from the beach front ceremony. From the hanging star lanterns to the copper star tile table numbers, the whole theme was brought to life, creating the perfect organic boho vibe. Their signature drinks played along with fun names like “Star Makers” served with Makers Mark and “Rolling Sun” as a tribute to the couple’s new last name. Nathan surprised everyone during the first dance by breaking out into song and serenading Laura mid-dance for an unforgettable moment.

There’s just something about the romantic ambiance of this Moroccan star beach wedding that feels legendary. If you love the warm + fuzzy vibes these lantern-lit fêtes bring, don’t miss this Newport Beach wedding with bronze globe pendants next.

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Wedding Vendors:
Planning and Design: Carrie Darling Events
Photography: Hunter Ryan Photo
Venue: Marco Beach Ocean Resort
Florals: Kaleidoscope Florals
Videographer: Aloha Filmworks
Signage: Script Me Pretty
Invitations: Minted
Cakes: Nothing Bundt Cakes
Entertainment/DJ: Mobile Sound Entertainment
Lighting: Artistic Science
Rentals: Trinity Event Rentals
Tabletop Rentals: Treasury Rentals
Hair & Makeup: Duality Artistry
Dress: Sarah Seven
Dress Store: Lovely Bride in Cincinnati
Bridesmaid Dresses: Jenny Yoo
Tuxedos: Louie’s Tux Shop
Rings: Moyer Fine Jewelers and Katie Carder
Officiant: Angelia Winn
Transportation: Classic Luxury Transportation

We also want to take a trip down memory lane and relive some of Meghan’s greatest looks as a working royal (and quite a few since she and Prince Harry stepped down from royal life in January 2020) and of course, not forgetting some of her best red carpet appearances from before she became the Duchess of Sussex and was best known as Rachel Zane from Suits.

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Here are 71 Meghan Markle outfits that we have been obsessed with over the years:

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The Queen’s Lying in State, 2022

To support her husband who was mourning his grandmother, Meghan wore a bespoke Givenchy coat which she was first spotted in back in 2018, teamed with black Paul Andrew pumps, a Stephen Jones hat, and a Loewe postal bag.

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Global Citizen Live in New York, 2021

She may not have gotten away with such a short hemline before she and Harry stepped down as senior royals, but we think she pulled this Valentino floral-embellished mini dress off perfectly. Meghan looked chic and elegant, and her hair was worn back with two tendrils softly framing her face.

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Invictus luncheon, 2018

Meghan always nails smart casual chic! The Duchess went for a predominantly all-black ensemble consisting of black jeans and a black high-collared top, teamed with a stunning L’Agence ‘Brea’ striped double-breasted blazer. She accessorized with Aquazzura ‘Deneuve’ bow pumps and the Oroton crossbody bag she previously wore to the April Commonwealth youth forum.

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Commonwealth Day Service in Westminster, 2020

This was the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s final engagement before they stepped down as senior royals – and boy did they make it count! Meghan took a leaf out of the late Queen Elizabeth II’s book by opting for bold block color – and the bespoke emerald green Emilia Wickstead dress and cape she wore is one of our favorite Meghan looks of all time! She finished her chic look off with a bespoke hat by milliner William Chambers, Aquazzura ‘Purist’ pumps, and a Gabriela Hearst satin tote.

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Platinum Jubilee Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral, 2022

Meghan knew the world’s eyes would be watching, which is why she went for an elegant head-to-toe Dior ensemble for the highly-anticipated occasion. Her off-white outfit consisted of a midi length belted trench coat, midi skirt, and shirt from the Dior Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2022 collection, and she finished off with an oversized white Dior hat by Stephen Jones, Dior gloves, and Dior D-Moi pumps. She wore her hair in an understated low bun so the hat could sit perfectly and strategically atop her head.

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Austin Texas airport, 2017

We can all learn a thing or two from Meghan’s casual cool airport ensemble, consisting of distressed Zara jeans and a J Crew white shirt tucked inside. Meghan paired the pieces with some comfortable J Crew gladiator sandals and a Chanel handbag large enough for all of her essentials.

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Stephen Lawrence Memorial Service, 2018

Meghan looked cool in both senses of the word in a sleeveless dress from the Hugo Boss Ready-To-Wear 2018 collection, teamed with a bespoke Wilbur & Gussie clutch and suede beige Manolo Blahnik pumps.

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Christmas Day Church Service, 2017

For her first Christmas Day church service with her new boyfriend, Meghan really pulled out all the sartorial stops in a camel coat by Sentaler, a beret-style hat by Philip Treacy, Stuart Weitzman boots, and a Chloé crossbody bag. She also showed that she champions the British high street too, choosing to wear dark tan M&S Collection leather detail gloves.

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Christmas Day Church Service, 2018

For her second Christmas Day church service since meeting Prince Harry, Meghan went for head-to-toe Victoria Beckham, choosing a chic dark navy Victoria Beckham coat, Victoria Beckham boots, and a Powder Box bag from the Fall 2018 collection. She went for a different designer for her other accessories though, selecting an Awon Golding hat, and Club Monaco gloves.

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Dublin, Ireland, 2018

Meghan looked smart and elegant in a Givenchy black pants and matching double breasted blazer look while visiting Dublin in Ireland, which she wore with a Lavender Hill Clothing T-shirt underneath to make the look a little more casual (we love!) and finished the look off with a Givenchy Double-G logo belt and Givenchy GV3 frame bag.

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Edes House, 2018

Colder climates mean more layers and more outerwear – and we bet Meghan has a very enviable selection of jackets and coats from her time in the UK! This Emporio Armani cashmere coat is the epitome of chic, and we love how she teamed it with a Hugo Boss skirt, a blouse from & Other Stories, and a Gabriela Hearst tote bag. She wore her hair in a low bun, which we think was a safe choice given how windy it appeared to be!

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Engagement Announcement, 2017

All eyes were on Meghan during the history-making occasion when she and Prince Harry announced their engagement to the world. She looked chic and sophisticated in a bridal-inspired white Line the Label coat, which she wore on top of a green Parosh dress and Aquazzura ‘Matilde’ pumps.

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Seeing the floral tributes for the late Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle, 2022

Akin to Kate Middleton, who was admiring the flower tributes left by mourners at Windsor Castle with Prince William, Meghan Markle paid her respects to the Queen by wearing an all-black ensemble consisting of a black midi dress, black tights, and black heeled pumps, while wearing her hair in an effortless down do with the ends softly curled.

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Yoga in Toronto, 2017

Meghan made athleisure cool before athleisure became cool (and the *only* attire we needed in 2020) when she was spotted heading to a yoga class in Toronto. She wore a Barbour polarquilt jacket teamed with Under Armour leggings, and Stella McCartney for Adidas sneakers.

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The National Theatre, London, 2019

One of Meghan’s softest, monochromatic looks – and we are in love! The Duchess wore a Brandon Maxwell dress from the Spring 2019 collection, although we’re told that hers was altered to have a longer, more modest, knee-length hemline. She teamed it with a Brandon Maxwell jacket, a Carolina Herrera clutch bag, and Aquazzura ‘Matilde’ suede pumps.

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New York City, 2019

Meghan smartened up a casual look consisting of black leggings, black Adidas sneakers, and a black baseball cap with a tan knee-length coat, which could have been for fashion purposes or to simply keep out the Big Apple chill. Either way, we adore this laid-back look!

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Nyanga Township, South Africa, 2019

Meghan never disappoints on her and Prince Harry’s royal tours, and this is one of many great looks from the pair’s 2019 South African tour. Meghan wore a printed Mayamiko Dalitso wrap dress for this event, adding the Castañer ‘Carina’ espadrille wedges both she and sister-in-law Kate are huge fans of. We’ve lost count of the number of times both ladies have stepped out in these versatile wedges!

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Invictus Games, 2022

Meghan attended the Invictus Games in a white belted Brandon Maxwell jacket, which she teamed with Manolo Blahnik cognac suede pumps and Valentino rockstud sunglasses. She wore her hair in a voluminous wavy down do.

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Invictus Opening Ceremony at The Hague, 2022

The Duchess wore an off-white Khaite bodysuit with stunning off-the-shoulder sleeves and black pants, which she teamed with Manolo Blahnik black mesh Mary Jane pumps. She wore her hair up so as not to take anything away from the off-the-shoulder design of the bodysuit, or the jaw-dropping Cartier Juste un Clou necklace, which currently retails for over $15,000. We don’t blame her for wanting to keep her hair out of the way!

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Trooping the Color, 2018

Meghan actually broke royal protocol by exposing her shoulders with this Carolina Herrera outfit – but we think she looked so chic! She accessorized with a matching hat in the same pink hue, and wore her hair in a glamorous curly down do.

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Visiting a school in Harlem, 2021

Meghan stunned in an oversized red reversible cashmere coat and matching red pants by Loro Piana, which she teamed with a Bottega Veneta wallet and red Manolo Blahnik BB heels. Her beauty shone through the black face mask, and a voluminous blowout completed her look perfectly.

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Mersey Gateway Bridge in Chester, 2018

Meghan pulls off sleek and streamlined silhouettes so well, and her Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy dress from the Spring 2018 Couture collection is one of our favorite examples of this! The structured cape style detailing takes this look to a whole new level, as do the accessories, which consisted of a Givenchy triple layer crossbody handbag and a slim, Givenchy belt. She finished off with Sarah Flint heels and earrings which were a gift from Her Majesty herself. Aww!

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 Youth Employment Services (YES) Hub in Johannesburg, South Africa, 2019

Meghan nails oversized silhouettes, and this limited-edition Hannah Lavery shirt dress is a great example. She finished the look off with some leg-elongating Stuart Weitzman ‘Legend’ pumps, and we also love how she added a pop of color by way of some Madewell ‘stone and tassel’ earrings and a voluminous blowout.

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Canada House, 2020

Another great example of dressing for the colder months. Meghan looked chic and sophisticated in a Reiss wool-blend coat, teamed with a Massimo Dutti toffee turtleneck and a Massimo Dutti brown satin midi skirt worn underneath. Her look was elevated even more with some Jimmy Choo ‘Romy’ pumps (a royal family favorite!)

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Wimbledon Ladies Final, 2018

Meghan wore one of her most iconic looks when she and Kate Middleton were spotted at the Ladies Final at Wimbledon. She stood out from the crowd in a chic blue and white striped Ralph Lauren Collection shirt, which she teamed with cream-colored Ralph Lauren Collection wide-leg pants and a Maison Michel ivory straw hat. Her hair was styled in an effortless low bun with a few strands of hair escaping from the bun for a more natural look.

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Doria Ragland’s cookbook launch, 2018

Meghan supported the launch of her mother’s cookbook in a gorgeous Smythe lapel coat which no doubt turned heads due to its bold and striking color, which she wore on top of a Misha Nonoo skirt and Tuxe Bodywear Renegade top.

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12th Annual CFDA Awards, 2015

Meghan looked every inch the TV star as she wowed in a long-sleeved Misha Nonoo liquid metal ‘Valerie’ mini dress with a super-daring plunging front and a very short hemline, teamed with Gianvito Rossi heeled mules and a Charlotte Olympia box clutch.

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Canada House Commonwealth Day, 2019

Meghan honored Canadian fashion when she wore a stunning green ensemble by Canadian-born designer Erdem Moralıoğlu, consisting of a rose-embellished 60s-inspired bespoke mid-length coat inspired by a piece from the Fall 2019 collection, teamed with a matching dress underneath, a Givenchy black satin clutch and black suede Aquazzura pumps.

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Bo Kaap, 2019

Meghan wore a gorgeous dress by Los-Angeles-based brand Staud during her and Prince Harry’s South African tour, and finished off with a Cutana nude scarf and Sam Edelman flats, proving that she can still look chic and regal in more comfortable shoes too.

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Endeavor Fund Awards, 2019

Meghan once again went for a black and white color palette, this time choosing a white Givenchy shirt with an oversize collar and a Givenchy pencil skirt, which came complete with an empire waist and a daring high slit. She accessorized with a Givenchy black clutch and Aquazzura heels.

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Gala Performance of the Wider Earth at the Natural History Museum, 2019

Another effortless pregnancy look by the Duchess, this time courtesy of a beautiful cream-colored Amanda Wakeley coat and a white turtle-neck Calvin Klein dress. The mom-to-be was well and truly glowing in her outfit, which she finished off with Ralph Lauren suede pumps, a green Ralph Lauren clutch, and a sleek updo.

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Government House in Victoria Melbourne, 2018

When in Australia, wear an Australian designer! Meghan followed this rule when she wore the folded sail dress by Australian designer Dion Lee, which she teamed with a Martin Grant trench coat (another Aussie designer, of course) navy suede Manolo Blahnik heels, and a Gucci ‘Sylvie’ mini chain bag. Her hair was worn in an effortless voluminous down do.

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Hamilton Square in Birkenhead, 2019

Meghan proved that bold color blocking is as powerful as ever when she wore a striking red Sentaler wrap coat with an Aritzia purple midi dress. Her bag of choice was interesting too, as she chose a Gabriela Hearst ‘Nina’ bag in the color ‘Cognac’ and added red suede Stuart Weitzman high heeled pumps.

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Homecoming Centre in Cape Town, 2019

Blue is definitely one of Meghan’s colors, as she looked glowing and gorgeous in a Veronica Beard long-sleeved belted dress, which she teamed with her trusty Castañer ‘Carina’ espadrille wedges and Nina Bosch earrings.

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International Women’s Day in Birmingham, 2018

Meghan looked exceptionally elegant in a J Crew two tone top coat, which she wore on top of an All Saints ‘Ridley’ sweater and Alexander Wang cropped trousers. An Altuzarra top handle bag from the Pre-Fall 2017 collection and Manolo Blahnik pumps completed her chic and sophisticated look.

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Invictus Games, 2022

A great example of smart casual with a little royal touch. Meghan’s look was nothing short of perfection, consisting of a bouclé tweed Céline ‘Chasseur’ jacket (the real hero piece of the look) teamed with Moussy skinny jeans and a Co Collection fine cashmere sweater tank. She finished off with a Céline chain shoulder bag, Linda Farrow sunglasses, and Chanel cap toe ballet flats, which prove that you don’t have to wear sky-scraping heels to look polished.

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Invictus Games, 2022

Meghan was smart, sharp and powerful when she attended the 2022 Invictus Games with her husband, wearing a white oversized double-breasted Valentino blazer and matching wool tailored trousers. She accessorized with the instantly-recognizable Valentino one stud shoulder bag (a celeb fave!) and bespoke mesh pumps from Aquazzura. Her jewelry should also get a mention too, as she wore a gold Cartier Tank watch which once belonged to the late Princess Diana and a diamond Bentley & Skinner tennis bracelet, which was a gift from the now King Charles III shortly before the royal wedding.

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Johannesburg, 2019

Meghan made everyone want to wear a strapless trench coat dress when she was spotted wearing one by Canadian label Nonie at The Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition in London in 2018, and then again during her and Prince Harry’s South African tour the year after. For her South African look, she teamed the coat dress with nude Stuart Weitzman ‘Legend’ pumps, and wore her hair away from her face, we assume due to the sweltering South African temperatures.

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International Women’s Day at Kings College London, 2019

Meghan proved that she can do high street just as well as she can do high fashion, as she looked stunning in a long-sleeved, high-necked black and white Reiss ‘Azzura’ mini dress, which she elevated with a crisp black Alexander McQueen blazer, black Manolo Blahnik BB pumps, and a black and gold Stella McCartney clutch; the ‘Falabella’ bag, to be exact.

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Morocco Ambassador’s Reception in Morocco, 2019

Meghan pulled out all the stops for this reception, wearing a breathtaking floor-sweeping blush-colored Dior gown. She accessorized with gold Dior heels that could be seen peeking through the bottom of the gown, and a Dior satin clutch bag, while her hair was worn in a demure low bun to show off her dazzling Birks Snowflake earrings.

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Andalusian Gardens in Morocco, 2019

Meghan looked chic and stylish in a black Loyd/Ford pleated mini dress with a fun asymmetric hem, which she elevated with a white Aritzia Babton blazer and black Manolo Blahnik slingback pumps – a little lower than her usual sky-scraping styles. She wore her hair in a mid-height pony, which showed off her statement gold Gas Bijoux earrings perfectly!

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Royal audience with King Mohammed VI in Morocco, 2019

Meghan went for a royal blue floor-length silk chiffon short sleeve gown by Carolina Herrera for this occasion, adding softer and subtler accessories to let the dress do all the talking. She completed the look by adding nude Gianvito Rossi pumps, and a Dior satin embellished clutch, while her hair was worn away from her face to allow her Cartier round earrings their time in the spotlight.

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Mountbatten Music Festival, 2020

Meghan was once again the lady in red (another color that she always looks phenomenal in!) this time choosing a scarlet Safiyaa ‘Kalika’ dress teamed with crimson Stuart Weitzman high heels and a red satin Manolo Blahnik clutch. We were also mesmerized by her burgundy Simone Rocha floral beaded drop earrings from the Fall 2019 collection, which were visible thanks to her sleek and straight hairstyle which was strategically tucked behind her ears.

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Remembrance Sunday, 2019

Meghan chose a black lace dress worn underneath a luxurious Stella McCartney coat from the Fall 2019 collection for her Remembrance Sunday appearance, teamed with a bespoke wool felt hat by Stephen Jones.

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Royal tour of South Africa, 2019

Fans took vacation style notes when they saw Meghan’s Martin Grant green striped cotton dress, which she teamed with black suede Manolo Blahnik pumps and Nina Bosch earrings.

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Work in Progress Woodstock Exchange in Cape Town, 2019

Meghan looked classy and sophisticated in an Everlane Japanese GoWeave jumpsuit for this occasion, which looked exceptionally elegant even with a slightly plunging neckline. She finished off her look with black suede Manolo Blahnik pumps and Gas Bijoux Gourmette earrings, which were very visible thanks to her sleek updo.

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Trinity College, Dublin, 2018

Meghan wore a classic grey long-sleeved Roland Mouret dress for this occasion, which she elevated even further with some all-black accessories such as the Fendi ‘Peekaboo Essential’ bag in black calfskin and custom black heels by Paul Andrew.

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Sussex visit, 2018

The Duchess of Sussex wowed in a forest green Boss by Hugo Boss leather skirt (so daring!) and an & Other Stories blouse in a darker hue, which she teamed with some nude heels and a Gabriela Hearst bag. She wore her hair in a chic updo, with a few tendrils softly framing her face.

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Archie meets Desmond Tutu in South Africa, 2019

One of the most iconic pictures of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as it features baby Archie posing directly for the camera! (Aww!) Meghan looked radiant in a Club Monaco ‘Dremah’ midi dress, teamed with Manolo Blahnik navy pumps and Jennifer Meyer earrings, which were very noticeable thanks to her low bun.

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Smart Works Capsule launch in London, 2019

For the launch of the Smart Works capsule collection in support of Smart Works, Meghan went for a businesswoman aesthetic, choosing a white Misha Nonoo shirt and dark Jigsaw pants, accessorized with a thin, brown, Polo Ralph Lauren belt and Princess Diana’s butterfly earrings.

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AOL Studio in New York City, 2016

Leather leggings may not be part of her current royal wardrobe, but we’re glad we got to see Meghan in a pair of Reitmans leather leggings back in 2016, as we think she looks incredible! Meghan teamed the leggings with a black shirt with a plunging front and nude high heels, and finished off with a bold red lip.

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Dubbo Airport in Australia, 2018

Meghan and Harry looked on the smarter end of business casual at Dubbo Airport, with Meghan wearing a sleek Kitsuné Oxford shirt with a Boss oversized blazer and dressing them slightly down with a pair of dark jeans by Australian company, Outland Denim, and some J Crew ‘Sadie’ ankle boots.

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Elle Women in Television Celebration, 2016

Meghan looked every inch the TV star when she attended this event, making sure all eyes were on her in a red hot Dolce and Gabbana jacquard A-line mini dress with a high neck and some Aquazzura ‘Matilde’ heels.

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Endeavor Fund Awards in London, 2018

The black and white color palette works so well for Meghan, so we’re never surprised to see her go for the classic and chic combo. It’s a timeless look for a reason! For this event, which was her first black-tie event with her then fiancé, the Duchess wore a black ankle-length pantsuit from Alexander McQueen, which she paired with a white Tuxe bow bodysuit, leg-elongating black heels and a Prada clutch.

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Lion King premiere in London, 2019

For this exciting event, Meghan wore a Jason Wu mesh panel flared midi dress, which she accessorized with a Gucci clutch and Aquazzura heels. She was also wearing some Nikos Koulis earrings, which were visible thanks to the sleek low ballerina bun she wore her hair in.

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Invictus Games in Toronto, 2017

The first time Meghan was pictured with her then boyfriend is a moment that will go down in history. Meghan *could* have spent a long time agonizing over her outfit, but it didn’t look like it, as she looked effortless and confident in her Misha Nonoo ‘Husband’ shirt (was that a subtle hint to Harry, we wonder?!) which she teamed with Mother jeans and Sarah Flint shoes. Her bag of choice was interesting too, as she went for something larger and perhaps more practical, choosing a brown tote from American brand, Everlane, and finishing off her look with some Finlay & Co. sunglasses.

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Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium, 2018

Six months after their royal wedding, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the Royal Variety Performance. Meghan wowed the crowd at the London Palladium in a custom Safiyaa black and white embellished bustier top (so racy for a royal; we love it!) and fishtail skirt, which she teamed with some Aquazzura ‘Simply Irresistible’ pumps.

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Morocco, 2019

A comfortable but chic look from Meghan in Morocco, this time consisting of a smart navy Alice and Olivia ‘Simpson’ blazer, an Aritzia blouse, and an Aritzia scarf, teamed with velvet Birdies Blackbird slippers and Illesteva York style tortoise sunglasses. Her Boh Runga earrings are particularly noteworthy, as they were reportedly a gift from New Zealand Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern.

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NBCUniversal Winter Press Tour in California, 2014

Meghan was attending red carpet events long before she even knew who Prince Harry was (probably!) and this red carpet look from way back in 2014 is a great example that shows off Meghan’s style prowess. She was always a fan of classic and timeless pieces, choosing a crisp white blouse with a statement embroidered skirt, teamed with black strappy heels.

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NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment Upfront in New York, 2015

Meghan has always rocked a jumpsuit, with one of the earliest examples being the super-cute floral jumpsuit she wore in NYC way back in 2015. She kept accessories to a minimum to let the floral detailing on the top part of the jumpsuit command all of the attention.

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Panel discussion on gender inequality at Windsor Castle, 2019

Meghan’s love for leather continued in a seductive scarlet Boss by Hugo Boss leather midi skirt, which she teamed with a Joseph V-neck sweater in a deeper shade of the same hue, and matching red Sarah Flint suede pumps. She wore her hair in a chic updo, with two strands of hair left to frame her face.

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Opening of the One Young World Summit at the Royal Albert Hall, 2019

Meghan went for bold block color again, this time choosing a purple Aritzia Babton ‘Maxwell’ dress (the exact color is called ‘Acai’ by the way) which looked incredible juxtaposed with her long, dark, curly locks. She finished off with navy Manolo Blahnik suede pumps.

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Hunger Games Catching Fire premiere, 2013

One of her earlier red carpet appearances which proves that she always had impeccable style! For the premiere, Meghan went for a classic LBD with a difference, as she stunned in a long-sleeved embellished Alexander McQueen dress with a subtle ruffle hem, and accessorized with some criss-cross heeled sandals.

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Remembrance Day, 2019

Meghan never fails to impress us with her Remembrance Day outfits, and her midnight blue Sentaler wide collar wrap coat, which she teamed with Tamara Mellon boots and a Philip Treacy hat is no exception.

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Endeavor Fund Awards in London, 2020

For one of her last appearances before Megxit, Meghan wore a gorgeous turquoise dress by Victoria Beckham, which she teamed with navy suede Manolo Blahnik BB pumps and a rose gold Stella McCartney clutch. She wore her hair in a sleek low pony, and added a pop of extra color with some pink lipstick.

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Today Show studios in New York, 2016

Meghan made a powerful case for the shorts suit when she wore a grey Veronica Beard version to the Today Show studios. We love how she added a splash of color to her grey and white ensemble by way of a Marc Jacobs ‘Gotham Bauletto’ tote bag, and she finished off with some Jimmy Choo watersnake heels, while her hair was styled in a side swept down do.

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USA Network Upfront, May 2012

Meghan briefly experimented with a lighter hair color back in 2012, and we have to say that she pulls off the hue really well! For this red carpet appearance, Meghan wore a neutral-colored ruched skirt with a top in a lighter hue, finished off with some strappy heels.

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Edinburgh, 2018

Meghan kept out the Scottish chill in a double-breasted wool blend coat from the Burberry Spring 2018 collection, teamed with Veronica Beard pants and Jimmy Choo ‘Luther’ suede cutout booties and a bottle green bag from Scotland-based label, Strathberry.

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The Royal Wedding, 2018

We can’t write about Meghan’s iconic outfits without mentioning her stunning double-bonded silk Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy wedding dress! The sleek off-the-shoulder design will go down in history!

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New Zealand, Royal Tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand, 2018 

One of our favorite looks from her and Prince Harry’s Royal Tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand came in New Zealand, when Meghan wore a chic dress by Australian designer Karen Gee, which she teamed with a timeless trench coat from Australian label, Martin Grant. She finished off with nude Stuart Weitzman heels and some jewelry belonging to the late Princess Diana.

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New Zealand, Royal Tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand, 2018 

Another iconic New Zealand look came courtesy of a plaid trench coat by Karen Walker, which the Duchess teamed with a black ASOS maternity midi dress and Sarah Flint pumps.

The best Meghan Markle outfits

We have a feeling that we will continue to see the Duchess of Sussex in some more truly iconic outfits over the next few years, so stay tuned for more stylish looks…