Pregnant Meghan Markle, The Duchess Of Sussex, looking at some of her outfits can give us ideas for pregnant and chic fashion. Pregnant Meghan Markle, during her Royal tour, dressed sometimes to hide the baby bump and sometimes to look pregnant and comfortable.. See how the belt sits on her bump blocking it?Her dresses are a go-to style for pregnant ladies because
they work well with curves and can be wrapped as loosely or as tightly as any growing bump requires. I can see Meghan wearing more as her pregnancy progresses.”
Aside touring, the Duchess of Sussex was also flying the flag for fashion as she brought an expansive tourdrobe to suit every kind of engagement (and her baby bump).
Over 16 days in Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand we saw the Duchess of Sussex in an array of international designers, from Aussie brands to British labels, and lots of American influence – racking up a hefty price tag.
We had spectacular Princess gown moments, smart day dresses and beach maxis, practical casual wear, and a bit of British High Street thrown in for good measure.
Meghan accompanied Harry on a visit to one of Wellington’s most iconic cafes in a Club Monaco dusty green trench coat, £232, a Jac + Jack black roll neck jumper, and black skinny jeans.
The Duchess finished off her classic look with Stuart Weitzman black ‘Veruka’ boots in suede. The trench coat stylishly covers baby bump.
As the Duke and Duchess arrived in Wellington, Meghan chose a black Asos dress, a checked Karen Walker trench coat, and Sarah Flintblack suede pumps. Trench coat keeps the pregnant stomach away from viewing eyes.
Day 11 of the Royal Tour, and Meghan pulled out all the stops as she returned to Australia with husband Harry in a stunning Oscar de la Renta gown. Perfect to hide pregnant bump.
To attend The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy at Tupou College, Tonga, Meghan selected a sky blue shirt dress by Veronica Beard. The simple yet elegant dress, which cost $595, is also available in ruby red.
In true Meghan style, the Duchess completed her look with a pointed court, this time by high street brand Banana Republic. The shirt dress covers, then the belt completes the job.
On day two of the Royal visit to Tonga, Meghan chose a striped cotton Martin Grant dress, £1,062.
The Duchess paired a khaki pair of stilettos to offset the stripe in the dress, and finished off her look with a Prada ‘Bibliothèque’ nude clutch, costing €1,400. See the long belt?
For day two of the Royal Tour of Fiji, Meghan opted for a printed Figue ‘Frederica’ silk maxi dress, £1,250. With a pom pom detail, it’s great to see the Duchess channeling a more colourful look.
Meghan paired her beautiful frock with her classic Castañer ‘Carina’ black wedges, £80.
Day 8 saw the Royal duo leave for Fiji, and Meghan kept it simple in a white relaxed shirt and black skinny jeans.
Markle showcased her latest Aquazzura footwear, this time flat ‘DJ’ Mules, £490, in tan suede with an embellished trim. Relaxed shirts are great for baby bumps.
The Duchess of Sussex went for a classic monochrome look for her twelfth look of the tour, with a simple black roll neck layered under a L’Agence ‘Brea’ pinstriped blazer, £510.
For a visit to the Cockatoo Island Meghan opted for a white Altuzarra ‘Acacia’ blazer, priced at £1,180, and Mother Denim ‘The Looker’ black skinny jeans, $196.
Meghan finished the look with Simons ‘Palm Beach’ sunglasses, that cost $299.
For Meghan’s second look of day three, she opted for a black Club Monaco ‘Miguellina’ dress, costing £325.60. The dress, with a gold button detail, worked perfectly under her nude Martin Grant trench coat from the Parisian label’s Resort 2019 collection
Meghan and Harry have continued on their Royal Tour to the city of Dubbo, New South Wales. The Duchess has taken a more laid back approach as they embarked on their duties, wearing a grey over-sized checked blazer by Serena Williams, which is priced at $145.
Paired with a Maison Kitsune white ‘Oxford Fox’ shirt, Outland Denim ‘Harriet’ black skinnies, and J.Crew ‘Sadie’ black suede ankle boots, Meghan was ready for an action filled day.
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