Meghan Markle Just Wore a Roland Mouret Dress and a Suit in Ireland with Prince Harry

From Harper's BAZAAR

Meghan Markle kicked off day two of her Ireland trip with Prince Harry with two stunning looks so far. For their first event-meeting with President Michael Higgins at his residence Aras an Uachtarain-the Duchess of Sussex opted for a gray dress by Roland Mouret.

The sleek, boatneck number featured long sleeves, a midi hemline, and a large ruffle detail hanging from the right side of the waist. The Duchess wore black Paul Andrew pumps, Birks earrings, and a Fendi bag with the dress.

Markle is reportedly friends with Mouret. He was one of the rumored designers to make her wedding dress before the public found out she chose Givenchy's Clare Waight Keller. Though she didn't wear his designs on her wedding day, Meghan did wear one of his dresses the day before, when she arrived to her hotel with her mom, Doria Ragland.

That number had a similar style, featuring a cocktail length and single ruffle on the skirt.

After wearing three looks in one day yesterday, Markle continued her style streak in Ireland by changing into a second look for her next event with Harry-visiting Croke Park. Meghan wore a black trouser suit with a white tee, Givenchy belt, Sarah Flint pumps, and a fold-over clutch for the engagement.

The separates come as a refreshing look from the duchess, who's been wearing dress after dress at her recent royal engagements. This isn't her first time wearing a suit at an official appearance, however. She previously wore an Alexander McQueen suit for an awards ceremony in February.

Markle continued to wear the suit as they met crowds outside Trinity College in Dublin.

We can't wait to see what she wears next.

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