Meghan Markle visited London’s National theatre yesterday wearing a £29 organza puff-sleeved blouse from British high street brand Topshop.
In pictures revealed exclusively to The Standard the duchess is seen rocking a summery head-to-toe white ensemble as she visited the theatre’s Immersive Storytelling Studio.
The £29 top is currently available on the Topshop website (shop it here), however it's listed as a 'trending product,' meaning it may well sell out soon.
With organza having emerged as a major trend from the runway’s last summer, Meghan’s look felt fresh and sartorially on-the-money.
The duchess, who is royal patron of the National (and will continue to be so after she steps down as a royal), tucked the button-front organza blouse into a Roland Mouret 'Moka' skirt (which is available to buy here for £595). She accessorised with small gold 'Wave' earrings from ethical jewellery label Edge of Ember (£65, pre-order them here) and a gold coin pendant from Sophie Lis (shop it here for £280.)
On both outings of day one of her final royal tour, which is London-based and concludes on Monday March 9, Meghan chose to support British brands. Later in the evening she changed into a cerulean blue dress from Victoria Beckham’s luxury brand to join her husband Prince Harry for the Endeavour Fund Awards at Mansion House, a ceremony to recognise the sporting and adventure achievements of wounded, sick and injured service personnel.
The duke and duchess will attend the Mountbatten Festival of Music at the Royal Albert Hall tomorrow, with Meghan marking International Women’s Day on Sunday.
They will then join the Queen and other royals at the Commonwealth Day service in Westminster Abbey on Monday, their last official appearance as royals.
