Safari Style: See all of Duchess Meghan’s outfits from royal tour with Prince Harry and baby Archie
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan’s royal tour in South Africa has already reached well past its halfway mark and it is clear she didn’t leave her beloved style game back at Frogmore cottage.
This trip is the first one the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have taken with their four-month-old son, Archie.
However, seeing the adorable bub isn’t the only thing that has made headlines all across the world.
For her first solo outing of her and Prince Harry’s tour, the royal opted for a plain black jumpsuit which she had previously worn while filming the Forces for Change video published to the @Sussexroyal Instagram account. To glam up the look, she added gold statement earrings and black Manolo Blahnik pumps.
One of the most memorable outfits from the Duchess has got to be the daring blue printed frock she wore while toting around her gorgeous son Archie in front of the cameras, for the first time ever.
While meeting with Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter at their legacy foundation in Cape Town, the royal looked fresh and at ease in an ultra-chic blue-printed Club Monaco silk dress with a dainty tie waist and navy blue pumps.
Another look sported by the 37-year-old mother was one many Aussies and Kiwi’s might remember, as she first showed it off while travelling through the South Pacific for a royal tour.
It was a favourite among many - a striped maxi dress by Martin Grant, accessorised with black porcelain earrings, which were designed and created by local South African jeweller Nina Bosch.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have just one more day left, where they will visit a township near Johannesburg and meet young people and entrepreneurs who are working to tackle the rising unemployment challenge in South Africa.
The couple will also take the opportunity to meet with Mrs Graça Machel, widow of the late former President Nelson Mandela.
Scroll through the gallery above to see all of Duchess Meghan’s gorgeous looks while on tour in South Africa.