We still can't get over the stunning dress the Duchess of Sussex wore to her fashion designer friend Misha Nonoo's wedding at the weekend. The wife of Prince Harry was a vision in black at the star-studded nuptials in a £9,000 Valentino evening gown that came complete with a sheer overlay, voluminous sleeves and metallic detail. But did you see her gold earrings? The mother-of-one wore her famous raven mane up high, and the glittering statement gems were clearly visible. According to The Daily Mail, they cost just £5 and were picked up from a vintage stall at London's Portobello Market by a friend four years ago, and Meghan decided to borrow them for the bash. According to the publication, a source said: "The Duchess has long admired the earrings and wanted to borrow them, then she found the perfect dress to wear them with!" Who would have thought it, eh?
© Photo: RexCheck out Meghan's bargian earrings
New parents Harry and Meghan have just started their royal tour of Southern Africa - and we have to say, we can't wait to see Meghan's outfit choices. The fashionista knows a thing or two about dressing for royal engagements. Last year, the former Suits star chose perfect ensembles in the South Pacific, combining high-end designers with pieces from local artisans, so we're expecting another set of great numbers this week.
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HELLO! spoke to Lucy Hume - Associate Director of etiquette experts Debrett's - who explained the royal may honour the host country with fashion during her visit. She explained: "From the Debrett’s perspective, etiquette is an awareness of, and respect for a society’s or cultural group’s set of expectations, therefore, this will no doubt be a key consideration for the Duchess of Sussex when she is preparing for her forthcoming trip. "She added: "Members of the Royal Family may also choose to support designers from their host country as a homage to their culture, something we are increasingly seeing especially amongst the younger members of the family."
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