The Best Winter Coats Meghan Markle Has Ever Worn

Easily one of our favourite Meghan Markle ensembles to date, the pregnant Duchess of Sussex stepped out in one of her first public appearances of the new year wearing this bright red Sentaler coat, which she paired over a Babaton by Aritzia dress which has since sold out online. The bold splash of colour is right on trend and a refreshing twist on some of the more subdued palettes we’re used to seeing Meghan Markle wear in the winter season.

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Meghan Markle wore this J.Crew coat to an International Women’s Day event in Birmingham, England and not surprisingly, owing to the star power of the stylish Duchess of Sussex, it keeps selling out! Made in an Italian mill from a special wool that provides all the warmth of a traditional wool – minus the bulk – this two-tone coat is definitely fit for royalty.

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On a visit to Cardiff Castle, Meghan Markle kept warm in a stunning Stella McCartney coat. The “wow factor” in this piece is the statement tie-waist detail, elongated to allow for elaborate bow-style ties. The coat, no longer available for sale, also features a fitted and figure-flattering bodice, peak lapels and a back vent.

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Making a public appearance for her visit to the Royal Variety Charity's Brinsworth House in Twickehnham, England, Meghan Markle looked beautiful in a grey trench coat by Soia & Kyo. Not surprisingly, as Meghan Markle is an animal lover, the Duchess opted to wear the coat minus the removable fox fur collar that comes with it.

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Though the wool and cashmere-blend Burberry coat is sold out online, there’s no doubt that countless devoted fans of Meghan Markle’s style are holding out hope that the luxurious double-breasted tartan coat will get restocked soon. Meghan Markle first wore the Burberry coat on a visit to Edinburgh Castle in Scotland last February, with the coat quickly selling out online.

For her very first Christmas at Sandringham with her new royal family, Meghan Markle looked to one of her favourite labels for inspiration in putting together the perfect holiday ensemble. Stepping out in a stunning fascinator, Meghan Markle complimented her striking headpiece with a classic Sentaler coat. The luxurious coat is made from baby Alpaca fabric, is fully-lined and features the designer’s signature ribbed detail on the cuff.

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Meghan Markle looked effortlessly chic pairing this sold out Oscar de la Renta coat in the camel colour over a classic black dress and slicked back hair as she paid a visit to Smart Works in West London. Made in Italy, this stunning coat is made from 100% cotton and 100% silk lining, featuring an exaggerated swing-style silhouette and oversized lapels.

Stepping out alongside sister-in-law Kate Middleton for Christmas Day, Meghan Markle surprised us all by donning an ensemble that was almost entirely Victoria Beckham. The Duchess of Sussex previously commented on her love for Beckham’s designs, but noted that she didn’t quite have the long torso for the styles she admired from the brand. Clearly changing her tune, Meghan Markled stunned in a tailored coat by Victoria Beckham which she wore with a dress, knee-high boots and handbag, all of the brand.

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Meghan Markle is a Smythe fan. From blazers to coats, the Duchess of Sussex has showcased her love for the label time and again. Meghan Markle owns this sold out Smythe coat in two colours, seen here wearing the muted beige-camel version. We love the classic silhouette and chic button and pocket details, making this coat one of those investment pieces that’s easy to wear and always in style.

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For one of her first official engagements with Prince Harry, Meghan Markle was all smiles as she sported yet another Canadian brand, wearing this Mackage coat. The military-inspired wool coat features a funnel collar and flattering silhouette that adds feminine contrast to the otherwise masculine styling of the design.

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Arriving in Wellington, New Zealand during her Royal Tour with Prince Harry, Meghan Markle ensured all eyes were on her as she donned a stylish check-print trench from designer Karen Walker. Described on the brand’s site as “glam meets utility” this coat features a double-breasted front, exaggerated lapels and deep-front pockets.

Now known by the brand as “The Meghan Wrap Coat”, brand Line the Label was obviously thrilled when Meghan Markle chose their design as the coat she would wear when announcing her engagement alongside then-fiancée Prince Harry. Made from 100% wool, this brushed-weave coat with collared neck and self-tie belt is the perfect “winter white” layer for the season.

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No longer available in stores, we love how Meghan Markle wore this jewel-toned Club Monaco coat back in November. The rich hue and structured silhouette were super flattering on Meghan Markle, who completed her look with a red dress, black stockings and trendy ankle booties.

Meghan Markle chose this Armani coat (sold out in pink) on her visit to the Mayhew, an animal rescue organization and one of four new organizations that the Duchess of Sussex will be involved with. The luxurious coat features lapels, flap pockets and a rear slit, making it a luxurious-yet-comfortable choice for the pregnant Meghan Markle, who spent her time at the Mayhew getting acquainted with some adorable furry rescues.

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On the arm of her handsome Prince while in attendance for her first Commonwealth Day Service, Meghan Markle chose a cream coloured coat by British designer Amanda Wakeley. The luxurious coat features sculpted tailoring that offers a relaxed fit and inverted lapel detail collar.

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In April, while attending the Anzac Day Dawn Service alongside Prince Harry, Meghan Markle made a statement with a wide-brimmed hat and trendy military-inspired trench coat by one of her favourite designers, Smythe. The coat, in its “storm grey” hue is a mid-length style that features double-breasted button closing and pronounced shoulders.

That’s right: one of our favourite winter coats worn by Meghan Markle is, in fact, a men’s jacket, Prince Harry’s, to be specific. On loan to her by her sweet hubby as they pair toured one of New Zealand’s national parks while on their Royal Tour in October, Meghan Markle rocked the menswear piece and had us all inspired by her boyfriend-fit fashion. The coat, by Scandinavian brand Norrøna is a padded insulator piece designed in an athletic-fit style and features a higher collar for added warmth.

Attending a luncheon in celebration of her community cookbook collaboration, Meghan Markle played host to the event wearing this bright and cheery Smythe coat, which features peaked lapel details and comes in this brilliant blue hue known as “zephyr” on the brand’s website.

Showing us all how to don an overcoat to a formal occasion, Meghan Markle opted for this stunning button-down bespoke Givenchy coat (with matching dress underneath). We love how she did up only the top two buttons, letting her adorable baby bump take center stage in this monochromatic ensemble.

Meeting with local youth in Wellington, New Zealand while on the Royal Tour with Prince Harry, Meghan Markle kept it casual in a lightweight Club Monaco trench coat, worn in the “seaweed green” colour. Lined with oversized lapels and adjustable tie detail on the cuffs, this coat is the epitome of casual-cool layering.

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