
Updated: Tuesday, July 1o, 2018, 4:14 p.m. EDT: We spoke too soon! In a dynamic quick change, the Duchess of Sussex, who appeared at Tuesday morning’s Royal Air Force centennial celebration wearing a custom-made dress by Dior, came through with a very “Emerald Isle”-appropriate burst of color in the afternoon, donning a sleek, forest-green skirt set by royal wedding dress designer Givenchy to visit Ireland with her husband, Prince Harry.

The fitted, monochromatic ensemble paired an elbow-length, sleeved top with a cargo-pocketed pencil skirt. Custom-made, nude-suede heels by Givenchy and a tan, leather tote by luxury handbag designer Strathberry completed the look.

Earlier:
It seems just yesterday that we were discussing Meghan Markle’s latest major wardrobe change (oh wait, we were). But here we are again ... so we’ll make this quick.
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Just a day after the christening of nephew-in-law Prince Louis, the newly christened Duchess of Sussex joined the British royal family at the centennial of the Royal Air Force at Westminster Abbey, this time choosing to wear a custom dress by Dior.
Cut in a simple silhouette strikingly similar to her wedding gown, the day dress, in a navy hue so inky it read as black in many photos, featured Markle’s now go-to bateau (also known as boatneck) neckline, 3/4 sleeve, skinny belt (also a Markle standby) and flared skirt. The duchess once again paired her look with a matching fascinator-style hat by royal favorite, milliner Stephen Jones, OBE.
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In short, no major surprises here, as the outfit was well in keeping with the duchess’s newly conservative style. Perhaps the one eye-catching detail was Markle’s choice to break up the darkness by wearing an ivory pump. Admitedlly, optically it came across as a bit of an anomaly, but is a look in keeping with other women of the royal family (specifically, Kate Middleton and Camilla Parker-Bowles), who opted to wear nude for the occasion.
As much as we’d love to see a little more personality peeking through, Markle seems to be fitting right in with her new family—likely because she seems to determined not to upstage anyone; a choice which is not only wise, but no small feat for a former actress.
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