Meghan Markle Outfitted By Kiwi Designer Emilia Wickstead For Anzac Day Commemorations

Meghan Markle outfitted by Kiwi designer Emilia Wickstead for Anzac Day commemorations

26/4/2018

Following this morning's Anzac Day dawn service, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry also attended an Anzac Day church service at Westminster Abbey this afternoon.

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The couple were joined by Prince William for the remembrance service commemorating the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War.

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The royal bride-to-be arrived dressed in an all-black ensemble and aptly wore a bespoke two-piece set by New Zealand born fashion designer, Emilia Wickstead. Full outfit details below:

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WHAT MEGHAN WORE

SEPARATES: Emilia Wickstead black cloqué cropped jacket and matching high-waisted skirt. The custom pieces are modelled on creations from the designer's SS 2014 collection - the 'Kristie' jacket and 'Christian' skirt.

HAT: Philip Treacy black dragonfly sinamay beret (bespoke) - a fusion of the dragonfly felt beret and sinamay base from the SS18 collection of the Irish milliner.

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Philip Treacy black dragonfly felt beret

BAG: Jimmy Choo Black ‘J Box’ Clutch (US$1,050).

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SHOES: Manolo Blahnik BB black suede heels (US$625).

EARRINGS: Cartier White Gold and Diamond Galanterie Stud Earrings

RINGS: In addition to her trilogy diamond engagement ring, Meghan also wore her stackable Catbird 'Threadbare' Yellow Gold Rings (US$44 each).

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MIMIC MEGHAN'S LOOK FOR LESS

Hobbs £149

Kasper US$49.95

Call it Spring US$39.50

Amazon US$18.99

Mariell US$16.99

Amazon US$15.99

9 Comments

C. Remm

26/4/2018 07:59:55 pm

I always wonder what it is they have in these tiny clutches. A handkerchief? Cellphone is probably to big. They are most probably empty. I would never be able to hold a clutch in my hand for longer than 5 minutes without getting spasms in my hands.

Lauri

27/4/2018 12:54:00 am

As you said,probably a hanky and maybe some lip stick/lip gloss. I do have a clutch that I use occasionally and yeah my hand can cramp up if I hold it too tight.

C. Remm

28/4/2018 01:12:21 am

Of course lipstick or lipgloss. I didn't think about that. :D

Muttering

27/4/2018 02:20:54 am

Lipstick?

Lauri

27/4/2018 12:29:02 pm

Yep

Lauri

27/4/2018 12:58:15 am

This might be my second favorite dress that Meghan has worn so far, the blue cape from HM's birthday concert might forever be my fav. I love the retro look and she nailed it with the right shoes, purse and hat.

I'm really looking forward to seeing how Meghan evolves in her new life and of course seeing how her style will grow. I hope that she always finds a way of keeping true to herself and doesn't lose her great fashion sense.

Annie

28/4/2018 08:41:50 am

The beret is stunning. Fantastic outfit and she has nailed it in terms of appropriateness for the occasion. To me this is one of the best examples yet of Meghan being true to herself but balancing with the need to be a professional working member of the Royal Family.

grace

28/4/2018 05:35:42 pm

I LOVE this look so much its just so perfect and I hope that she wears it again not just for memorial services.

Meresu

29/4/2018 02:01:51 am

I enjoyed both outfits of the day and thought she looked lovely in both. However, why does she need two outfits in one day for two events similar in tone marking the same occasion. It seems peculiar. Sometimes she comes across as trying to spend her way into the royal family to me. Oh well, I'll just keep enjoying the massive amounts of pretty clothes and the looks for less I can buy, ;)

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