Say what you will about Meghan Markle, but no one can deny her knack for knowing what makes an outfit look expensive.
From the classic wardrobe staples she reaches for time and again, like the crisp white shirt, perfect denim and her array of sleek knitwear, the 41-year-old has evolved her style from royally refined to effortless luxury since relocating to sunny Montecito.
One thing she’s always held a penchant for, though, no matter which side of the pond she resides, is premium neutrals. And with her latest appearance, the Duchess of Sussex proves herself one of the originators of ‘stealth wealth’.
On August 2, the Sussexes uploaded a video to their Archewell Foundation website, where they announced the Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund. This initiative spotlights 26 young individuals and organisations for their exceptional efforts aimed at reshaping technology. The video includes footage of the couple calling up some of the talented individuals and listening to their insights on making technology safer for future generations.
In the clip, Meghan cuts a striking figure in a camel-toned sleeveless turtleneck top and coordinating A-line midi skirt by sustainable California brand Bleusalt. She styled the look with gold hoop earrings and stacked gold bangles that highlighted her sunkissed skin. Her husband, Prince Harry, matched the vibe in a white shirt and matching camel-toned trousers.
For beauty, she stuck with her signature blushed cheeks and neutral-toned eye makeup that showcased her new lighter locks.
Reminiscent of some of her most memorable looks—including the tonal turtleneck and skirt she wore back in 2020 while performing royal duties. And just like that viral Massimo Dutti silk bias skirt, her latest set won’t break the bank, either. With both pieces coming in at around Dhs600 each, it’s a far cry from some of the eye-watering pricetags we’re used to seeing the royals don.
Keen to replicate the look? Shop Meghan Markle’s exact Bleusalt set below.
