October 29, 2018: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex wears custom New Zealand luxury and sustainable conscious designer Maggie Marilyn to Courtenay Creative on her and husband Prince Harry’s second day in the country. The white ‘Leap of Faith’ dress has the sleeves removed; the second tuxedo dress in the Duchess’s “tourdrobe”. Meghan wore it with the Jessica McCormack Tattoo diamond pendant necklace, black suede pumps and her signature low-swept bun.

Maggie Marilyn Leap of Faith cotton-twill mini dress, $650 USD from Net-a-Porter

Jessica McCormack Tattoo diamond pendant, $17,400 from Simon James

October 29, 2018: Meghan wears a Club Monaco ‘Ellayne’ Trench Coat with Jac + Jack black turtleneck sweater, her favourite black Outland jeans and  Stuart Weitzman Veruka lace-up suede boots while out and about meeting the public in Wellington.

Club Monaco Ellayne Trench, $456.80 from Shopbop

Stuart Weitzman Veruka lace-up suede boots, $698 USD

October 28, 2018: Meghan and Harry arrive in Wellington to kick off the New Zealand leg of the tour, greeted by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Meghan represents local designers by choosing to wear the Karen Walker Banks trench coat (currently available for pre-order now online) over an ASOS black dress and paired with simple black pumps by Sarah Flint.

Karen Walker Banks Trench, $975

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Witchery Adele High Heel, $199.90

October 28, 2018: Departing Australia in style, Prince Harry and Meghan board their Royal New Zealand Air Force jet bound for New Zealand. Meghan looks travel-ready in a Hugo Boss Eodora dress with detachable belt (retailing for the very reasonable – by royal standards – price of £249 or approx. NZD $489) with her Aquazzura Casablanca heels and Cuyuna mini chain saddle bag which has since sold out!

Hugo Boss dress, £249

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Karen Walker Mini Bonnie Saddle Bag, $390

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Rag & Bone Ellis sandal, $395 USD from Net-a-Porter

October 26, 2018: A brand new day in Tonga calls for another exciting selection of outfits from Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. For her meeting with Tongan Prime Minister S. Akilisi Pohiva, Meghan wears a Martin Grant striped cotton dress, with khaki pumps and a Prada clutch.

Martin Grant striped cotton dress, USD $1,385 (approx. NZD $2,100) available for pre-order on Moda Operandi

Prada Bibliothèque bag, $‌2,950 from Orchard Mile

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Barneys New York pointed-toe pumps, $452.15 from Barneys.com

October 25, 2018: Following the arrival of Duke and Duchess of Sussex in Tonga, Meghan changes into a white column gown by Irish couture label Theia featuring cap sleeves with intricate silver beading along the shoulder seams. And if that wasn’t enough elegance, Meghan also accessorised with an aquamarine cocktail ring belonging to the late Princess Diana, Birks earrings and a Givenchy black clutch.

Theia Duchess of Sussex Crepe Gown, $995 USD

Givenchy satin clutch with jewelry clasp, POE

Birks Snowflake ® Snowstorm diamond earrings in white gold, $12,000 USD

October 24, 2018: On day two of their Fijian stop, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex rises to occasion opting for a bright pink ruffled crepe de chine print dress with pom poms. You wouldn’t read about it! The dress is designed by Figue featuring blouson sleeves and a tiered skirt. The Castañer shoes we’ve seen before and the bag you’ll likely never see anywhere else for Meghan picked it up at a local market in Suva.

Figue Frederica maxi dress, $1,495 USD from Net-a-Porter

Karen Walker Temptation Studs, $389

Castañer Carina canvas wedge espadrilles, € 79 from My Theresa

October 22, 2018: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex has mastered the art of summer dressing with her three-piece formula during her time on Fraser Island, Australia: statement sunnies (by Karen Walker no less), a lightweight linen dress and a go-anywhere feature sandal. The sundress is by eco-friendly and affordable American label Reformation, and the sandals are by Sarah Flint – a pair she wore earlier this year.

Karen Walker Northern Lights Eyewear, $329

Reformation Pineapple Dress, $218 USD

Sarah Flint Grear Sandal, $245 USD

October 21, 2018: As the Invictus Games in Sydney continue, The Duke and Duchess ditch the formalities and hit the water in (casual) style. Meghan wears white Veja Esplar sneakers which are an established sustainable brand recognised across the globe. While the world might be snapping these kicks up in a timely matter, most Kiwis will probably just dig theirs out of their closets for they already have a cult following in urban centres.

Veja Esplar leather extra white Nautico, 99,00 €

October 21, 2018: At last, The Duchess of Sussex is following suit and getting creative with pieces we’ve seen before. If recycling an outfit is good enough for Her Majesty The Queen, it’s good enough for Meghan.  The Oroton bag, turtleneck, Aquazzura Deneuve Bow Pumps and black skinny jeans were updated with a pinstriped linen and cotton-blend blazer by Californian brand L’Agence.

L’Agence Brea pinstriped linen and cotton-blend blazer £510

Oroton Avalon Zip Top Crossbody, $295 AUD

October 20, 2018: Delivering a second chic outfit on day five of Their Royal Highnesses commonwealth tour, Meghan sticks to her monochrome palette from earlier that day for the Invictus Games. A crisp white blazer by Altuzarra worn over a branded polo, black Mother Denim skinny jeans, Aquazurra black slingbacks and yellow tortoiseshell sunglasses by Illesteva.

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Theory Grinson silk-georgette blazer, $602 USD from Net-a-Porter

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Vintage high waist jeans details, 49.90 from Zara

Palm Beach Sunglasses in Amber, $240 USD from Illesteva

October 20, 2018: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex rise early to attend the official opening of the ANZAC Memorial at Hyde Park in Sydney. Meghan looks particularly elegant wearing a short-sleeved black midi dress with contrast buttons down the centre front by New Zealand-born designer Emilia Wickstead with a black fascinator by Philip Treacy and go-to black slingbacks by Aquazzura.

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Midi dress with buttons, $99 from Zara

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Hesperia fascinator, $199 from Mimco

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Ganni Sabine suede slingback pumps, $298 USD from Net-a-Porter

October 19, 2018: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex make their way down to Bondi Beach, Australia before being greeted by a very colourful surfing community raising awareness for mental health and wellbeing. Meghan bares her arms and shoulders in a striped maxi dress by Martin Grant from his Resort 2019 collection. Meghan accessories with a casual ponytail and Castañer Carina canvas wedge espadrilles.

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Martin Grant Resort 2019 striped dress, POE

October 18, 2018: On day three of Their Royal Highnesses Commonwealth tour, Prince Harry and Meghan are flown to Melbourne, Australia to attend the This Girl Campaign. Meghan sports another Australian designer, Dion Lee, responsible for the navy folded dress – which, unsurprisingly has already sold out – with matching navy pumps and Martin Grant trench (also worn on day one in Sydney).

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Dion Lee Folded sail dress, $1,290 AUD

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Manolo Blahnik Navy Suede Pumps, $665 USD from Savannahs

October 17, 2018: On day two of The Duke and Duchess’s official tour, the couple opted for casual attire for their stop in Dubbo, Australia. Meghan wears a grey tartan blazer from Serena Williams’s collection over a white shirt by Maison Kitsune with off-black Outlander skinny jeans and black suede boots from J.Crew. And if that doesn’t serenade your inner Saddle Club spirit guide, Meghan’s low (and rare) ponytail will.

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MAJE Checked woven blazer $379 USD from Net-a-Porter

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Country Road Linen shirt, $139

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H&M Skinny fit trousers, $29.99

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Acne Studios Boots, PIE from Workshop

October 16, 2018: On the evening of day one in Australia, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex changes into a deep forest green shirt dress with knife pleating detail through the bodice by Brandon Maxwell. So far on The Duke and Duchess’ official tour, Meghan has stuck to utilitarian hues. We can’t wait to see what she’ll deliver as she continues on to New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga.

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Witchery Utility Midi Dress, $169.90

October 16, 2018: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex descends the stairs outside the Sydney Opera House on day one of her and husband Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex’ tour of Australia. Meghan wears a white sleeveless sheath dress aptly named Blessed by Australian designer Karen Gee underneath a Martin Grant camel trench coat. Meghan accessorised with nude pumps by Stuart Weitzman and butterfly earrings and matching bracelet that belonged to the late Princess Diana.

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Zara Faux suede trench coat, $139

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MAX MARA Belted stretch-wool midi dress $631 USD from Net-a-Porter

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Mi Piaci Larsa Pump, $280