Fashion

Meghan Markle's best fashion moments

By: CanadianLiving.com

Now that Ms. Markle is the Duchess of Sussex and a part of the royal family thanks to her marriage to Prince Harry, we can't help but admire her sartorial choices—many of which happen to be Canadian. This is thanks to her stylist, Jessica Mulroney who also lends her skills to Sophie Grégoire Trudeau.

Winter white combination

Her Royal Highness attended the gala performance of The Wider Earth, an award-winning play that tells the story of the young Charles Darwin. Meghan wore a gorgeous white turtleneck dress by Calvin Klein and completed her monochromatic look with a white Amanda Wakeley coat.

Givenchy on the red carpet

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the Endeavour Fund Awards in style. Meghan looked stunning in a Givenchy blouse and black pencil skirt combo.

Enchanted forest gown

Meghan Markle visits the Bristol Old Vic, the oldest continuously working theatre in the UK. The Duchess strays away from her traditional monochromatic look by wearing this beautiful enchanted forest gown by Oscar de la Renta.

Back in Black

The Duchess visited the Association of Commonwealth Universities where she met with students studying in the UK. Meghan re-wore her sleek black Givenchy coat, accessorized with Dean Davidson Midi Knockout stud earrings, and finished off the look with a top knot bun.

Glowing in Blush Pink

Meghan Markle, The Duchess of Sussex, was recently named the official royal patron of the National Theatre. On her first visit as patron, she wore this gorgeous blush ensemble featuring a classic shawl collar jacket and matching dress from Brandon Maxwell paired with a white and gold Carolina Herrera clutch.

Sequins at the Circus

Meghan Markle attended the premiere of Cirque de Soleil's Totem to raise funds and awareness for Sentebale, a charity that helps young people in south Africa who are affected by HIV and AIDS. The Duchess wore a sequined Roland Mouret dress complemented by a Givenchy clutch.

The Duchess visits the animals of Mayhew

The Duchess of Sussex visited Mayhew, a charity that works to improve the lives of animals and people in both London and internationally. Meghan wore a light beige knit maternity dress from H&M, a beige Emporio Armani coat, and accessorized with Canadian jewelry designer, Dean Davidson's, Midi Signature Knockout Stud earrings.

Royal baby due date announcement

Meghan announces her April due date in this stunningly bold outfit. The Duchess paired a purple Babaton by Aritizia dress with a red long wide collar wrap coat by Sentaler, and completed the outfit with red pumps by Stuart Weitzman.

Meghan's first public engagement in 2019

The Duchess of Sussex appeared at Smart Works for her first public engagement in 2019 wearing SHOPBOP's HATCH Eliza Dress. She paired the sleek black maternatiy dress with a camel trench coat by Oscar de la Renta and a box bag by Victoria Beckham.

Wearing Givenchy at the Fashion Awards

The Duchess of Sussex made a surprise appearance at the Fashion Awards to present her wedding dress designer, Claire Keller with the British Designer of the Year award.

Hubb Community Kitchen in Club Monaco

The Duchess wore this monochromatic wine-coloured coat and dress from Club Monaco while making a surprise visit to Hubb Community Kitchen for the holidays.

Safiyaa for Royal Variety Performance

Maternity style at its finest. Meghan shows off her growing baby bump in this stunning black and white Safiyaa gown for the Royal Variety Performance

Givenchy in Prince Charles' Birthday Portrait

Meghan looks absolutely regal alongside her royal in-laws wearing this lovely Givenchy dress. The portrait was released this past week in honour of Prince Charles' 70th birthday.

Monochromatic Navy

Markle's maternity style is on full display in this stunningly fitted, monochromatic navy look. It's perfectly paired with a wide matching belt.

A Givenchy Goddess

Meghan looks radiant in this bold monochromatic look by her favorite brand, Givenchy, while attending an event at Rainbow Springs Nature Park in New Zealand.

Reception for Women's Suffrage

For the reception held at Government House in Wellington, New Zealand celebrating 125 years of women's suffrage, the Duchess sported this beautiful black Gabriela Hearst gown.

Arriving in New Zealand in Karen Walker

The Duchess steps off the plan in this stunning Karen Walker trenchcoat, complete with the most enviable glen plaid. The couple is continuing on The Royal Tour in Wellington, New Zealand.

Leaving Australia in Hugo Boss

Meghan looks ravishing in this dream of a dress, a wine-coloured gown from Hugo Boss, while leaving Australia to head to the next location on The Royal Tour.

Oscar de la Renta in Sydney

On her first appearance back in Australia, The Duchess' style did not disappoint. Attending the Austrailian Geographic Society Awards in a bird embellished Oscar de la Renta, Meghan soared to new style heights.

Last Day in Tonga wearing Veronica Beard

On their last day in Tonga, Meghan wore a bright blue Veronica Beard number to bid farewell to the King and Queen before boarding a plane for Sydney. Talk about airport style!

White Theia for Royal Reception

Sporting a fitted Theia Couture dress, Markle looks etherial during a royal dinner with the King and Queen of Tonga. This empowering brand creates dresses to 'bring out every woman's inner goddess', and it's clear Meghan is the fashion goddess of our dreams.

Meghan's Tonga Tribute

Meghan looked ravishing in this bold Self Portrait dress while arriving in Tonga for the next stop on the Royal Tour. Not only is this dress gorgeous, but it also pays tribute to the red colour on the country's national flag.

Figue Love in Fiji

The Duchess of Sussex looked elegantly tropical in this multicoloured patterned Figue Love dress while attending an event at the University of South Pacific in Fiji. Meghan gave an empowering speech on the importance post-secondary education using some personal anecdotes.

Fijian Blue Safiyaa at State Dinner

Baby Bump Alert! We got our first real glimpse at the highly anticipated baby bump when The Duchess wore this fitted, caped Safiyaa gown at a Presidental State Dinner in Fiji. Meghan paid tribute to the country by wearing the dress in the shade "Fijian Blue".

Wearing Reformation in Fraser Island

A week into the Royal Tour, the Duke and Duchess visit Fraser Island, where Meghan donned a striped grey-and-white Reformation dress for her second look of the day. With oversized sunnies and strappy sandals, Markle is giving us major warm weather envy.

& Other Stories Dress on Fraser Island

For her first look of the day, Meghan wore a fun & Other Stories red polka dot dress at the marina in Fraser Island. She even gave us a glimpse of her fun-loving personality in this adorable pic!

Wearing Emilia Wickstead in Hyde Park

The Duchess of Sussex looked truly royal in this black, button-up Emilia Wickstead dress. She paired the look with an elegant matching fascinator while attending the unveiling of the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park, Sydney.

In Roksanda Ilincic Dress

While visiting MacArthur Girls High School in Paramatta, the Duchess opted for a blue colour-blocked Roksanda Ilincic midi-length dress.

Martin Grant Maxi in Sydney

Meghan sported another Aussie designer, Martin Grant, while visiting Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. This hunter green striped maxi dress is the essence of being both classy and casual.

Dion Lee in Melbourne

Markle showcased her newly emerging baby bump in Melbourne by wearing Australian designer, Dion Lee's asymmetrical sailor-style dress.

Serena Williams Blazer in Dubbo

Travel style never looked so good. Wearing a plaid over-sized blazer from the collection of a longtime pal, Serena Williams, Meghan and Harry arrive in Dubbo, Austrailia.

White Karen Gee on First Day in Australia

For The Duchess' first day of the Royal tour, Meghan chose to support local Australian designer, Karen Gee. This minimalistic, ivory number looks incredible on the newly announced mom-to-be.

Wearing Boss in Sussex

Markle wore a monochromatic green look for her first official visit to Sussex. She paired a Boss skirt with a blouse by & Other Stories and a coat by Emporio Armani.

Wearing Givenchy at the Royal Academy of Arts

Markle wore a black long-sleeved dress from the same designer of her wedding dress. This textured black number is simple and chic.

Wearing Smythe to a cookbook launch

Meghan Markle wore this stunning coat by Canadian designer Smythe to the launch of a cookbook called Together: Our Community Kitchen.

Wearing Oscar de la Renta

For an appearance at the Coach Core Awards, Meghan wore an architectual Oscar de la Renta jacket with Altuzarra pants.

Wearing Jason Wu at a charity concert

The Duchess of Sussex wore a brand new dress from Jason Wu's spring 2019 collection—which hadn't even presented yet. Talk about a sneak peek! She looked gorgeous in this bold blue hue.

Wearing Canadian brand Judith & Charles

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The Duchess wore this lovely Judith & Charles tuxedo dress to an event with Prince Harry. Although we're not used to seeing royals sans pantyhose and with an above-the-knee hemline, we have to say that Meghan rocks it.

Club Monaco for Meghan's 37th Birthday

Meghan celebrated her 37th birthday by attending the wedding of her husband's friend, Charlie Van Straubenzee, and Daisy Jenks. She chose a Club Monaco shirtdress, Aquazzura heels and Philip Treacy hat for the occasion.

Denim Dress for Charity Polo Match

Switching things up from her usual boatneck style, Meghan sported a v-neck denim belted midi dress by Carolina Herrera to support Prince Harry in his charity polo match. The event raised money for Sentebale, a charity Harry co-founded that aims to help children affected with HIV/AIDS in South Africa.

Canadian Designer for Mandela's Centenary

Meghan opted for a blush pink trench dress by Calgary-based designer, Nonie, for her visit to the Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition in London. The display honours the former South African president for what would have been his 100th birthday.

Watching Wimbledon in Ralph Lauren

Meghan and sister-in-law Kate attended their first event together (sans their husbands) to watch the women's finals of Wimbledon 2018. Supporting her tennis player friend, Serena Williams, the Duchess of Sussex wore a striped button-up shirt and white culotte trousers both by Ralph Lauren.

Partying in Emilia Wickstead

Attending a party at the British Ambassador's residence in Dublin, Meghan looked beautiful in a black sleeveless dress by Emilia Wickstead. She completed her look with a black satin Givenchy clutch.

Wearing Givenchy to Start Off Ireland Visit

Wearing an emerald green Givenchy dress, Meghan touched down in Ireland with Harry on July 10th to begin their first foreign trip together as a married couple.

Wearing Dior for RAF100

The Duchess of Sussex attended the service marking the 100th anniversary of the Royal Air Force in a black Dior dress featuring her favourite neckine—boatneck.

Wearing Ralph Lauren at Prince Louis' Christening

Meghan wore a boatneck olive green dress by Ralph Lauren to her nephew's christening on July 9th. With matching accessories, including a Stephen Jones hat, she celebrated Prince Louis along with the rest of the Royal Family.

Wearing Brandon Maxwell at Malborough House

The newly-married duo learned more about the Commonwealth Youth Forum in early July, and Markle wore a bright and sunshine-inspired dress from American designer Brandon Maxwell.

Posing in Prada

The Duchess of Sussex attended the Queen's Young Leaders Awards at Buckingham Palace wearing a pale pink belted dress and black bag, both by Prada.

Gorgeous in Givenchy

The Duchess of Sussex wore head-to-toe Givenchy for her first solo royal engagement with the Queen in Cheshire.

At Trooping The Colour

Meghan wore this peachy-pink outfit by Carolina Herrera to her first Trooping The Colour, a parade in honour of the Queen's birthday. She also opted for Canadian jewellery, by picking Birks.

Prince Charles 70th birthday

Three days after Meghan and Prince Harry's wedding, the couple attends Prince Charles' 70th birthday celebration at Buckingham Palace. Meghan is wearing a pale rose-coloured dress by London-based label Goat Fashion.

The reception

For the wedding reception, Meghan changed into a simple Stella McCartney number with a sophisticated halter neck.

The royal wedding

Meghan Markle wears a Givenchy gown for her wedding to Prince Harry at Windsor Castle on May 19, 2018.

Meghan in Smythe

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attended the ANZAC memorial services that honours all military personnel in Australia and New Zealand who've lost their lives will serving their country. For the occasion, Markle wore a grey Smythe coat and a black felt hat.

All black for ANZAC memorial day

For the second half of the ANZAC memorial services, Meghan went for an all black skirt and jacket ensemble by designer Emilia Wickstead.

Attending the Queen’s birthday Concert

Meghan Markle embraced royal colours in this Stella McCArtney cape dress fit for a princess. Markle paired her dress with a plated brass Zodiac bag by designer Naeem Khan with the constellation of her own zodiac, Leo, etched into the front.

Wearing Self-Portrait

Royal bride-to-be Meghan Markle looked ready for spring at the Invictus Reception in Sydney, Australia. Markle wore a green floral dress by label Self Portrait and paired It with black suede Manolo Blahnik heels.

Wearing Mackage in Ireland

Meghan Markle loves her Canadian designers. during an unexpected visit to Northern Ireland, Meghan wore a Mackage belted wool coat and Greta Constantine skirt with a Victoria Beckham sweater and a Charlotte Elizabeth bag.

At the commonwealth service

Meghan looked fit for royalty in a white tailored coat by Amanda Wakely and a matching beret from Stephen Jones Millinery.

Wearing J.Crew

Meghan went for a simple and sleek look on International Women's Day in a two-toned J.Crew coat

Wearing tartan in Scotland

Meghan Markle passed through Edinburgh, Scotland with Prince Harry early February. Fittingly, the star wore a Burberry tartan coat with a green Strathberry bag and stacked rings from Canadian jeweller Maison Birks’ Iconic collection.

Wearing McQueen in London

Meghan Markle stepped out with fiancee Prince Harry for her first speaking engagement at The Endeavour Fund Awards in London. Markle took a note from her former role on "Suits,' wearing an Alexander McQueen Grain de Poudre wool blazer and matching pants.

Wearing Theory in Wales

Markle wore this gorgeous off-the-shoulder jacket from Theory, in a check print that some say is a subtle nod to her future father-in-law.

Wearing Stella McCartney in Wales

Markle continues to travel around her new home, meeting and greeting people as she does. This time, she wore a black Stella McCartney coat with a sash-style belt, looking chic. She also accessorized with a green bag and black boots, and an easy undone hairstyle.

Wearing Smythe in Brixton

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry visited Reprezent Radio in early 2018. Markle continued her Canadian-brand spotlight by wearing a beautiful Smythe jacket.

Wearing Sentaler on Christmas Day

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attend service at the Church of St Mary Magdalene on Christmas Day. Markle wore a camel coat from Canadian brand Sentaler, with a Chloe bag and Stuart Weitzman boots.

Official Engagement Photo #1

Markle wore a sheer Ralph & Russo gown for her first official engagement photo with Prince Harry.

Official Engagement Photo #2

Okay, so you can't really see her outfit in this photo but don't they look so cute?

Official Engagement Photo #3

Here's a full look at that beautiful Ralph & Russo dress!

Announcing her engagement to Prince Harry

After the engagement announcement of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry was announced on November 27, 2017, the couple headed to The Sunken Gardens at Kensington Palace for an official photocall. Markle wore a white coat from Canadian brand Line for the event.

Wearing Mackage

Meghan wore a Mackage coat (a Canadian brand!) to the Terrace Higgins Trust World AIDS Day charity fair in Nottingham. We love the look of this double-breasted coat—and the fact that she seems to be matching Prince Harry.

At the Invictus Games in Toronto

The relationship was made official when Meghan accompanied Price Harry to the Invictus Games in Toronto in 2017. She wore a button-down shirt from Misha Nonoo, with Mother Denim jeans and Sarah Flint flats. As for accessories, her Everlane tote bag and Finley and Co. sunglasses completed the look.

At the Invictus Games Opening Ceremonies

Markle wore Aritzia's Beaune dress paired with a rich burgundy leather jacket at the opening ceremonies for the Invictus Games in Toronto in the fall of 2017.

At Rockefeller Center

In 2016, Markle stunned in this bold red dress by Jill Stuart in New York City.

At the 12th Annual CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards

In late 2015, Markle stunned in this sparkly, deep cut number from friend and designer Misha Nonoo!