Meghan Markle Best Looks of 2018

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It's a Plaid Plaid World

Before officially being appointed Duchess, Markle often eschewed royal codes wearing trousers for public engagements.

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She's Got the Striped Stuff

Markle shows off her flair for American designers like Altuzarra in this striped trench-coat inspired dress.

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A Classic

Even a royal in training can't resist the effortlessness of a little black dress.

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Not So Basic Black

A belted frock always looks polished, Meghan took this Hugo Boss dress to a memorial service to celebrate Stephen Lawrence.

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Hats Off

The bride-to-be mastering the royal headwear game with ease in this wide-brim hat.

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A Duchess in Waiting

For a day at Westminister Abbey, Markle opted for a prim and propper Emilia Wickstead skirt suit and coordinating fascinator by Phillip Treacy.

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The Wedding of the Year

Markle surprised fans with her Audrey Hepburn-inspired wedding gown—a custom creation by Brit designer Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy.

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After the Party

It's the after-party, and Markle changed into her second custom look, a minimal halter gown by Stella McCartney.

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Cold Shoulder

For her first solo outing with Queen Elizabeth, Markle followed all the royal protocols, and opted for this chic Givenchy sheath.

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A Ray of Sunshine

The Duchess always seems to go for neutrals, so it was a breath of fresh air to see her in this bright Brandon Maxwell sheath.

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Trending

This year Markle championed the return of the bateau neckline, and this Dior frock was just an example of the many modern iterations she wore.

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A Day in Dublin

The Duchess looked ready for business in a body-skimming Roland Mouret sheath, again opting for a classic boatneck-neckline.

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Denim Dreams

While royals rarely wear jeans, Markle found a chambray Carolina Herrera dress fit for a princess.

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Tux Time

A night at the theater calls for a sleek and sexy blazer dress by Judith & Charles.

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It's All About the High/Low

Get you a Duchess that can do Givenchy just as well as she does Club Monaco, as she did for the nuptials of Prince Harry's college friends.

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Royal Blue

An origami-inspired Jason Wu sheath felt like an avant-garde choice for the new royal.

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Givenchy Girl

Markle has been partial to Givenchy since her wedding day, the two are a match made in sartorial heaven.

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In the Navy

The Duchess attended her first royal wedding as a royal in a dashing shade of head-to-toe blue.

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White Out

For a trip to New Zealeand, Markle picked local designer Maggie Marilyn to outfit her for a public appearance.

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Blue is the Warmest Color

What better way to greet the President of Fiji than in a statuesque Fijan blue gown by Safiyaa.

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