Meghan Markle's stunning blue dress reportedly sold out in under an hour after she appeared wearing it on the Late Late Show.
The Duchess of Sussex FaceTimed host James Corden and husband, Prince Harry, during the hilarious clip.
Meghan and James chatted while Harry nipped inside the house from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air after joking he needed to use their toilet.
But as the pair chatted, it was Meghan's outfit that took centre stage.
The 39-year-old wore her glossy brunette hair down in loose waves over a blue smock dress that sent tongues wagging.
Just minutes after the show aired, an account on Instagram shared where fans of the Duchess could get the dress.
They also revealed that the garment was available at a shockingly affordable price of just $30.
Velvet Torch, a family run LA-based brand, then sold out of the dress faster than they could process the influx of orders.
The brand shared images of Meghan wearing the dress with the caption: "So this happened today."
Followers were quick to comment on how cheap the dress was and how sad they were to miss out.
One woman said: "Love it and it's all gone! I thought the dress costs at least 300$."
Another said: "So cute. Need to pre-order."
Someone else added: "I need it because Meghan wore it."
In a later post, the company said that the dress was available for preorder and would be back in stock no later than March 15.
They added: "Puff Sleeve Smock Dress will be back in stock no later than Friday 3/15.
"The sleeve have been changed and no longer have ties. While the model wore the dress off shoulder.
"It can be worn up just like how Meghan Markle wore it."
This is the second time in just a week that Meghan's outfit choices have made headlines this week after she was spotted with an enormous £862 pink cocktail ring on her finger.
Eagle-eyed fans are convinced Meghan Markle was "hinting" at her baby's gender after she wore the giant sustainable sapphire in her first appearance since quitting the royal family.
The 20-second clip, filmed in the couple's £11 million Santa Barbara mansion, was their first public appearance since they were officially stripped of their titles.
Royal watchers were quick to praise Meghan's eco-friendly fashion choice made from ethically sourced pave diamonds and 100 per cent recycled gold.
And fans believe the six carat Rose Cut Pink Sapphire might be a "subtle" sign that Meghan is expecting a little girl.
