Meghan in Morocco! The Duchess of Sussex and her husband Prince Harry traveled to Africa for a three-day royal tour. The parents-to-be spent time in Morocco, exploring programs geared towards youth education and other activities focused on mental health and wellness for children. Fresh off of showcasing her New York City style, the Duchess took the time to dress to impress – and switch gears back to her regal maternity fashion.
The 37-year-old dressed her “little bump” for every occasion and coordinated looks with her leading man. From the moment she stepped off the plane, the former Suits star brought the glamour in Valentino – setting the bar high for her royal style.
Throughout the trip, the Duchess wore a mixture of casual, comfortable and chic pieces that put her style on display and presented some wow-worthy moments. The Duchess’ style couldn’t be stopped for her final royal tour – ahead of the birth of her and Prince Harry’s royal baby. Scroll through to see all of Meghan’s Morocco style!
Baby it's blue!
Blue was the final hue for the Duchess of Sussex. Meghan stunned for her final appearance of the royal tour in a blue floral bespoke dress by Carolina Herrera.
The mommy-to-be kept her jewels to a minimum, wearing a pair of Cartier earrings. The Duchess (and her husband) carried a small clutch by Dior.
Red carpet ready
Meghan made a red-carpet worthy appearance for her second engagement of day three in Morocco. The Duchess glowed in a strapless pleated dress and a blazer By Byabaton for Aritzia. The former actress brought the glam in a pair of polka dot slingback heels by Manolo Blahnik and a pair of earrings by Gas Bijoux.
Recreational style
Meghan's final day in Morocco saw her stepping out in multiple looks. For her first two engagements, the pregnant royal went sought comfort in a pair of black skinny jeans and a stripped shirt by equipment. For her footwear, Meghan wore a pair of black boots by Stuart Weitzman. Does that jacket look familiar? That's because it's her go-to J. Crew jacket, from her pre-royal days.