Meghan Markle’s Style Secrets: 21 of Her Best Fashion Moments

Meghan loves her coats, so it is no surprise that she wore a custom Erdem number to celebrate Commonwealth Day in London. A fan of the Canadian designer, we love to see her step out this emerald coat, with gorgeous beaded floral details, for this particular event.

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Arriving in New York for her baby shower, Meghan rocked an all-black look that was anything but basic. At a glance, it might appear as a simple pair of black skinny-jeans and taupe tote, but the vintage silk trapeze coat by Courrèges brings a 60’s swing to the ensemble.

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Unlike Kate who wore a fairly inexpensive Seraphine dress, which cost £99, Meghan chose a navy dress from Jason Wu, which cost about £1,370. But they're more alike than they seem: just see all the times they were style twins.

For their engagement photocall, Meghan stood next to Harry in this chic, white trench coat by Line the Label, which she wore over a forest green dress and nude heels and earrings by Birks. That's the moment we knew there would be nothing conservative about her fashion going forward. Good thing white is one of her many colours.

Meghan’s affinity for neutral tones is seen here in this blush-pink Brandon Maxwell dress and blazer combo. This look, from the designer's Spring 2019 collection is elegant, effortless and perfect for an appearance at the National Theatre.

Her love of Canadian brands is strong. We love what she wore when she joined Harry at the UK Team Trials for the Invictus Games Sydney 2018 wearing an army (we see what you did there, Meghan) green coat by Babaton for Aritzia over her Invictus polo and Mother jeans. The pumps were questionable, but whatevs.

For her first official appearance with Prince Harry in Nottingham, Megs wore a flared Joseph maxi skirt that hit right at the top of her slouchy Kurt Geiger boots. Add in her body-skimming Wolford sweater and it was unlike anything we had ever seen out of the Palace in a long, long time.

Meghan shocked everyone during her second royal appearance — by wearing pants. The flared Burberry trousers were offset by her Marks & Spencers sweater and stunning taupey-grey Smythe coat. And her hair was in a messy bun, her first of many. Minds. Blown.

Her soon-to-be-sister-in-law Kate might have a love of big shiny buttons (just take a look at Kate's best winter coats) but Meghan has her own fashion passion: wrap coats. All it takes is a tie of the belt to keep everything in or show off her outfit underneath like the stunning camel Sentaler on Christmas Day.

While some still don't believe these two work together, Meghan is not one of them as she paired her J.Crew navy and cream coat with black cropped cigarette pants and a cream cowl-neck sweater.

Markle is the gift that keeps on giving. The former actress wore a Self-Portrait lace number to the Queen's annual Christmas luncheon. It sounds daring but it was perfect and sophisticated enough for the occasion.

She wore a Ralph & Russo couture gown for her and Harry's epic engagement photos, which resulted in some raised eyebrows and pearl-clutching — partly because of its price tag (£53,000) but also because it has some see-through parts. But, come on. The silk organza skirt, tulle ruffles, and gold feather thread-work and it was magnificent. And it's not like she wore it to brunch; it was ideal for the photoshoot.

Her plum Mackage leather jacket and burgundy Wilfred Beaune Dress by Aritzia proved she could be edgy and classy all at once.

Wearing head-to-toe black might seem drab but with all different textures — the Stella McCartney wrap coat, trousers by Hiut Denim and those velvet Tabitha Simmons boots — she was anything but boring.

For her first gala, Markle opted for a pantsuit from Alexander McQueen (a Kate Middleton fave) and white blouse from Tuxe that managed to be both tailored and feminine, partially thanks to those suede Manolo Blahniks. Jaws dropped.

As far as jewelry goes, Markle keeps it delicate and dainty, from the bracelet that matches Harry's to tasteful earrings from Birks. Because she knows her engagement ring is so bananas, to keep everything else on the DL.

Whether it's a forest green Demelier London bag to add a punch of colour to a monochrome black ensemble, or a burgundy Charlotte Elizabeth handbag to go with some killer velvet pumps, she knows how to let her accessories do the talking.

For Commonwealth Day, she wore a cream dress by Amanda Wakeley over a navy sheath dress and matching suede pumps. She paired her Mulberry bag with a fascinator by Stephen Jones and this is as royal as it gets.

For her first joint pre-engagement appearance with Harry, at the Invictus Games in Toronto, Meghan wore Mother jeans and the coincidentally named "Husband Shirt" from Misha Nonoo. And flats. See, she does know how to wear them. She just knows how to pick her moments.

For her visit to Edinburgh Castle while in Scotland, Meghan wore a Burberry tartan coat over Veronica Beard wide-leg trousers and topped it off with a delicate cross-body bag.

For their first official joint visit to Northern Ireland, Markle wore a Mackage coat over a Victoria Beckham sweater and emerald skirt by Greta Constantine. Her commitment to separates is admirable but it's the velvet Jimmy Choo pumps that we want in our shoe closet right now.