Meghan Markle made her final appearance today at the annual Commonwealth Day service, which is held at Westminster Abbey,
For the occasion, Markle wore a bespoke emerald green Emilia Wickstead dress.
Wickstead is a New Zealand-born fashion designer based in London and established her eponymous brand in 2008. The brand is a firm favourite of her sister-in-law the Duchess of Cambridge, who regularly chooses Wickstead's creations for her official royal engagements.
To accessorise the caped dress, Markle carried the Satin Demi Bag in green by sustainable brand Gabriela Hearst. It's currently unavailable, but it did retail for £1, 695.
Markle's matching headpiece was a custom design by British milliner William Chambers.
Today's ensemble rounds off three days of sartorial wins for Markle who used her farewell trip to the UK as an opportunity to champion British brands. From the blue Victoria Beckham dress she wore to the Endeavour Awards, to the Safiyaa London dress she chose on Saturday evening at the Mountbatten Festival of Music.
Prince Harry and Meghan joined other members of the royal family, including the Queen, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall as well as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as they carried out their last public royal duty before stepping back as senior royals.
Following Commonwealth Day Service, Meghan and Harry will return to Canada where their son Archie remains.
