Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently visited Nigeria to show support to wounded veterans and meet with relevant stakeholders.
In 2022, Meghan Markle said she is 43% Nigerian. Throughout the trip, she turned headds with her vibrant and sophisticated fashion choices.
Here's a breakdown of all the outfits:.
Day 1:
Meghan kicked off the trip in Abuja with a nude, flowing, halter-neck, sleeveless maxi dress in earthy brown by Californian designer Heidi Merrick. She paid homage to Princess Diana's 1990 visit to Nigeria by accessorising with a similar gold collar necklace.
Later, she transitioned to a powerful white pantsuit with flared trousers by Altuzarra and paired it with nude Manolo Blahnik pumps.
Day 2:
Meghan Markle wore a $2,850 Johanna Oritz dress to watch a volleyball match, featuring a dark-green leafy pattern, a sweetheart neckline, diamond-shaped cutout, textured spaghetti straps, and a thigh-high slit.
She paired it with Heidi Merrick sunglasses and black Emme Parsons sandals for a beachy look.
At a reception, Meghan wore a white St. Agni column dress featuring a strapless neckline and a flattering silhouette.
For the Women in Leadership event, she embraced bold colours with a vibrant red strappy dress by the Nigerian brand Orire.
This choice not only reflected the vibrant Nigerian fashion scene but also acknowledged a need to incorporate more colour into her wardrobe, as she playfully admitted during the event.
Day 3
In Lagos, Meghan stayed true to her style while embracing colour. She wore a white Carolina Herrera button-up tucked into a striped blue aso-oke maxi skirt, a thoughtful gift from her earlier visit to Abuja.
One of the most talked-about outfits was a yellow Carolina Herrera maxi dress. This sleeveless beauty was previously worn during her pregnancy with Prince Harry and on her son’s first birthday. She resurfaced it for a reception at the State Governor's House.
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For their final stop at the Lagos Polo Club, Meghan chose a printed halter-neck dress by Johanna Ortiz. Finishing touches included red beaded earrings and Heidi Merrick sunglasses.
Meghan's Nigerian tour wardrobe was a delightful blend of elegance, cultural appreciation, and personal style.