Meghan Markle Wears a Club Monaco Mini Dress to Visit Grenfell Fire Survivors
Earlier this year, Meghan worked with a group of women affected by the Grenfell Fire in London, to help create Together: Our Community Cookbook.
Meghan's first solo effort as a member of the royal family proved that the Duchess will continue to support the work of women in her new role, while focusing on local community projects.
On Wednesday November 21, 2018, Meghan surprised the group by stepping out for a visit to the Hubb Community Kitchen where the cookbook creators are based.
Meghan Markle's style choices always wow her fans, and today's surprise visit to the community kitchen which supports women affected by the Grenfell Fire disaster was no different.
Arriving at the Al Manaar Community Center in London, Meghan was met with a hug from on of the members of the Hubb Kitchen. For the visit, the Duchess wore a Club Monaco mini dress, which she wore with pantyhose to ward off the cold weather. The burgundy Sallyet dress by Club Monaco is still available to shop for just $228, and features long sleeves and a velvet collar.
Meghan also wore a coat by Club Monaco, as it's one of the Duchess' go-to brands, with Givenchy ankle boats, per @HeavenQRF:
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex departs from the Hubb Community Kitchen after seeing how funds raised from cookbook Together are making a difference pic.twitter.com/dRAaT7zrWT
- Victoria Murphy (@QueenVicMirror) November 21, 2018
Per People, the cookbook has already been a huge success, selling "more than 40,000 copies in the U.K." so far, with even more sales being made internationally.
According to the publication, Together: Our Community Cookbook has "raised $270,000 so far in the seven weeks since it went on sale," which is more than a little impressive.
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