Meghan Markle Wears Princess Diana's Earrings To Discuss Women's Equality And Paid Maternity Leave

Suits actress, ELLE contributing writer and now the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle's most stylish looks.

Proudly wearing her remembrance poppy Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex attended the DealBook Online Summit to discuss women's equality, in particular paid leave for mothers.

The mother-of-two wore a simple, all black outfit for the event, pairing a Wolford bodysuit with a Ferragamo belt, Armani heels and Mateo bracelet.

The 40 year-old was also wearing her late mother-in-law's Cartier bracelet and butterfly earrings.

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To read her moving father-son children's book The Bench for the 'Brightly' YouTube channel, Meghan Markle sat under a canopy of leaves on her own bench.

'I wrote this as a poem for my husband and our son, Archie, and then turned it into a book so you could enjoy it, too,' she said of the book.

The mother-of-two dressed down in a blue shirt and medium wash jeans for the reading. In a moving tribute the Duchess of Sussex wore her late mother-in-law's gold Cartier Tank watch alongside her own Cartier 'Love' bracelet and Jennifer Meyer bezel tennis bracelets.

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For a visit to a school in Harlem during her and husband Prince Harry's trip to New York the Duchess of Sussex stepped into and effortlessly chic maroon two-piece by Loro Piana. Featuring a 1980s oversized fit, the mother-of-two turned the cuffs up on the reversible jacket to give it a casual feel. The brunette paired the high-waisted, wide-leg trousers with matching-hued heels.

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To meet with Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, US Ambassador to the UN to discuss COVID-19, racial injustice, and mental health, the Duchess of Sussex opted for a super sleek outfit. Reminiscent of her Suits character's, Rachel Zane's, style, the mother-of-two stepped into a The Row roll neck, black pencil skirt, black heels, camel coat and Valextra bag.

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Meghan Markle has made her first public appearance following the birth of her daughter Lili in spring, and it's safe to say she looks stunning.

The Duchess of Sussex was seen walking hand-in-hand with her husband, Prince Harry outside the One World Observatory in New York City.

For the outing Markle wore what might be her chicest outfits to date - an all-black ensemble that consisted of Aquazzura stilettos, wide-leg black trousers, a black roll-neck jumper and black trench coat from Emporio Armani. The Duchess scraped her hair back into a tight bun and was later seen wearing a black face mask.

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For her bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, the Duchess of Sussex paired her Giorgio Armani dress with a simple pendant necklace.

The 18kt gold and aquamarine piece by Pippa Small, that retails at £1,800, holds a special meaning according to the brand, who say it: 'inspires courage and confidence, comfort and safety when it’s worn around our neck.'

Something that Markle no doubt needed during the lengthy interview.

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During her first visit back to the UK since stepping back as a senior royal, the Duchess of Sussex visited the the Immersive Storytelling Studio in London at The National Theatre, which she is Royal patron of.

Markle opted for a bridal white blouse, which featured organza sleeves, from Topshop, and matching-hued pencil skirt from designer favourite Roland Mouret.

The mother-of-one paired the ensemble with a Missoma gold necklace, Loewe black bag and black heels.

Meghan wore a green Emilia Wickstead cape dress with a matching William Chambers hat to her final public outing as a senior royal at Westminster Abbey in March 2020.

The royal wore a stunning full-length crepe, caped, red dress by Safiyaa for the event at London's Royal Albert Hall.

The former actress wore her hair down, straight, for the event and accessorised with a red clutch bag.

A blue, bodycon dress by Victoria Beckham was the outfit du jour for the awards ceremony. Meghan paired the ensemble with a chic, low ponytail and her signature centre parting.

For the visit, Meghan wrapped up in a Reiss camel coat, roll neck tan jumper, a Vince mahogany brown slip midi skirt and burgundy-coloured suede pumps by Jimmy Choo.

The visit to Canada House marked the royal's first with Prince Harry since their Christmas holidays spent in Canada in 2019.

Arriving at the London Palladium, the pregnant royal looked sparkly in a £895 sequin halter-neck top with a leaf pattern and a £850 maxi skirt by London-based designer Safiyaa, whose clothing she first wore during her royal tour of Fiji last month.

She teamed the look with a black and gold clutch bag, black high-heeled Aquazzura pumps, and Snowstorm earrings from Canadian jewellery brand Birks.

The royal wore a navy peacoat dress with bateau neckline - similar to her Givenchy wedding dress silhouette - accessorised with a velvet fascinator.

The ensemble was reminiscent of the pink Prada look she wore back in June 2018 when she attended the Queen's Young Leaders Awards.

For the occasion, the 37-year-old wore a smart black ensemble which is widely believed to have consisted of a coat by Stella McCartney with structured shoulder detail and black buttons, and a pair of Vanesssa Tugenthaft 'Precious' earrings.

Meghan Markle sporting a Stella McCartney tie-detail coat (similar available here), over a black off-the-shoulder sheath dress by M&S (which is only £49.50) to Royal Albert Hall on Saturday.

The event - which was the first Remembrance service attended by Markle since she joined the royal family earlier this year - saw the pregnant star team the look with a Stella McCartney shaggy deer faux leather crossbody bag, her favourite Manolo Blahnik black suede BB pumps, and earrings by Zofia Day

Looking super cosy, Meghan borrowed her handsome beau’s puffer jacket to keep herself warm, over her faithful Givenchy top, J. Crew jeans and Rothy's flats.

Wearing a blue Givenchy top and skirt the former Suits star took a moment to hug and play with a little local girl.

For the moving proceedings Meghan wore her hair in her signature chignon, with the Stella McCartney Cady Crepe dress in midnight blue, a traditional necklace and her repeated navy Manolo Blank BB stilettos.

Wearing the same heels as earlier in the day, she paired them with an Antonio Beradi dress she wore for her first ever event with Prince Harry - the Audi Polo Challenge in May 2017.

Re- wearing her nude-coloured suede Stuart Weitzman 'Legend' pumps, Markle wore another trench, and a custom Brandon Maxwell cream shift dress.

For the overcast days outdoors, Markle wore The Original Muck Boot Company’s Reign tall boots, with J.Crew jeans, a Lavender Hill t-shirt and a Karen Walker blazer.

With her hair in her classic messy bun, she wore a white suit dress by Maggie Marilyn with a Winser London coat over her shoulders and blue suede pumps she has worn previously on the tour (similar here).

The former actress wore a raincoat, her Outland jeans and Stella McCartney Stan Smith vegan trainers.

Markle wore the ‘Ellayne’ trench coat by favoured brand Club Monaco, the ‘Harriet’ jeans by Outland Denim she has been seen wearing before this tour and the ‘Veruka’ boots by Stuart Weitzman.

Markle wore a blue Gabriela Hearst dress, with modified straps to give her speech in New Zealand.

Alongside the sustainable gown, the Duchess wore Stuart Weitzman sandals and a pendant designed by New Zealand-born Jessica McCormack.

The 37 year-old paired her tour staple Sarah Flint heels with a Karen Walker trench coat (available to pre-order in navy now) and an ASOS maternity dress.

Flying out of Sydney Airport Meghan Markle rewore her Aquazzura pumps from the night before, with a Cuyana Mini Chain Saddle Bag and a Hugo Boss maroon dress.

For the emotional speech the 37 year-old wore an olive green Antonio Berardi tuxedo dress and a pair of Aquazzura heels.

To watch the US v Netherlands basketball final the pregnant Duchess wore a maroon wrap top with peplum by popular luxury Australian label Scanlan Theodore, with black Outland jeans and Sarah Flint heels.

Stepping out for the Australian Geographic Society Awards with Prince Harry today, the Duchess of Sussex looked like a real-life princess in an Oscar de la Renta Pre-Fall 2018 'Scribble' dress (similar available here).

Meghan Markle opted for a cotton green and white striped dress from Martin Grant's SS19 resort collection.

She teamed the look with suede green heels and a Prada nude-coloured clutch bag.

For their first official engagement in Tonga, Meghan Markle stunned in a floor-length white gown by New York designer Theia.

The dress featured embellished details on the shoulder and was teamed with a beautiful aquamarine ring from her late mother-in-law Princess Diana's collection, which appears to be the same ring she wore with her Stella McCartney dress for her royal wedding reception.

She teamed the look with her favourite Aquazzura Deneuve heels, a Givenchy clutch bag and Birds earrings.

Meghan wore a red long-sleeved dress by Self Portrait for her trip to Tonga, which featured an embroidered floral embellishment.

In Western Fiji Markle was dressed in a forest green shift dress by Canadian fashion designer Jason Wu, the mother-to-be accessorised her look with black suede Manolo Blank BB pumps and a pair of statement gold drop earrings.

For her second day in Fiji, the pregnant royal stepped out in a boho, floral wrap dress called the Frederica dress from Figue, a brand inspired by travel.

She accessorised the ruffled dress with a woven clutch and black espadrilles that she wore earlier on in her tour, for her trip to a marketplace in Suva, the Fijian capital.

Stepping out for a black tie dinner at the Grand Pacific Hotel on Tuesday night, Meghan opted for the Ginkgo cape dress by London-based brand Safiyaa.

Kensington Palace confirmed that the jewels were 'borrowed' and as royal correspondent Emily Andrews notes it's most likely that they were lent to her by the Queen, who visited the same hotel on her 1953 royal tour.

Arriving in Fiji, Meghan Markle recreated her wedding day look, opting for a formal Zimmermann ivory dress with a Stephen Jones matching-coloured hat. Stepping off the plane with her husband, Prince Harry, the Duchess of Sussex looked effortlessly chic as she met with well-wishers, showing off her favourite Kayu box clutch and Tabitha Simmons heels for the occasion.

Meghan looked stylish in a Reformation 'Pineapple' maxi dress with a pair of her favourite Sarah Flint Grear lace-up sandals and Karen Walker Northern Lights sunglasses.

The pregnant royal visited a reception hosted by the Prime Minister of Australia at The Pavilion Restaurant. Swapping out her trainers and sunglasses, Markle wore her trusty Denuve 105 Aquazzura pumps, and a chic pinstriped blazer from L’Agenceand a perfectly clashing bag from Oroton.

For a morning of sailing Markle wore an Invictus windbreaker, with Veja trainers, Adina Reyter earrings, Krewe sunglasses and unidentified turtleneck and jeans

For the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games, Meghan recycled one of her favourite Stella McCartney navy-blue dresses paired with a Gillian Anderson for Winser matching hued coat.

For an event at the 2018 Invictus Games, Meghan wore a tailored white Altuzarra blazer from the brand's 2018 collection. She teamed the look with a pair of slim-cut black Mother Denim 'Looker' jeansand a pair of black pointed-toe, slingback Tabitha Simmons 'Millie' pumps with a bow.

For the occasion, Meghan wore a tailored white Altuzarra blazer from the brand's 2018 collection. She teamed the look with a pair of slim-cut black Mother Denim 'Looker' jeansand a pair of black pointed-toe, slingback Tabitha Simmons 'Millie' pumps with a bow.

For the opening of the ANZAC memorial, Meghan stunned in an elegant black Emilia Wickstead dress featuring white buttons. She accessorised the look with a black Philip Treacy hat and a matching clutch bag.

The mother-to-be wore the duo-toned ‘Athena’ dress by Roksanda with Stuart Weitzman’s ‘Legend’ suede pumps in beige (available in black, here). It is believed she paired the sleek outfit with Birks Bee Chic Blue topaz and silver earrings, alongside the same brand’s Rosée du Matin white gold bracelet.

The mother-to-be wore a dress by Martin Grant with chic, black espadrilles.

To be beach-clean ready, the mother-to-be kept her coat on, but swapped out her Dion Lee number for a Club Monaco black dress and her Manolos for Rothy's flat shoes.

In Melbourne for a reception at Government House, the expectant mother wore a navy blue Dion Lee dress, called the 'folded sail dress'. The Duchess paired the sleek dress with navy Manolo Blahnik BB pumps, (which are sold out, but these are similar) a gold cuff bracelet by Shaun Lane, as well as a Gucci Sylvie bag. Ever the clever packer, the former actress also re wore the classic trench she donned on her first day in the country, said to be the Martin Grant Resort19 trench coat.

For her first day in Dubbo and the second day of hers and Prince Harry’s major royal tour of Australia, Meghan a top from Maison Kitsuné, jeans by Outland Denim, boots from J.Crewand a grey blazer from her best friend and tennis star Serena William’s collection.

The 37-year-old changed into a Brandon Maxwell khaki shirt dress (available here in red) that skimmed her small bump. She accessorised the look with the same jewellery as earlier in the day.

Stepping out in Sydney, the mother-to-be wore a pair of stunning gold butterfly earrings to complement her form-fitting ivory shift dress (appropriately dubbed the 'Blessed' dress) by Sydney-based designer Karen Gee and nude-coloured suede Stuart Weitzman 'Legend' pumps.

The Duchess wore a navy ensemble by Givenchy, alongside her trusty Manolo Blahnik BB pumps and a Noel Stewart fascinator. The secretly pregnant royal held a pair of leather, Prada gloves (similar here).

Dressed in an Armani cream trench coat (similar available here), the Duchess looked prepared for the blustery autumnal British weather, teaming her look with a & Other Stories green silk shirt, a midi-length green leather skirt by Boss, a Gabriela Hearst satin tote, and cream-coloured heels.

She accessorised her outfit with several items of jewellery from one of her favourite UK-based jewellery brands, Missoma, including a gold mantra open heart signet ring, a double chain bracelet, and a rainbow moonstone beaded leaf bracelet.

For her first solo engagement as a royal, the duchess wore a black long-sleeved Givenchy dress - which featured sheer panels, a calf-length skirt, billowy sleeves and a darker panel on the torso. She accessorised the demure look with slingback Aquazzura pumps, a Givenchy satin clutch with jewellery clasp (you can buy similar here), and Birks Snowflake snowstorm diamond earrings in white gold.

The Duchess arrived at the luncheon with a her mum, Doria Ragland, and Prince Harry.

According to royal correspondent Rebecca English, she wore a top by Tuxe, a skirt designed by her friend Misha Nonoo and a Smythe coat for the lunchtime occasion, September 2018.

For the '100 Days to Peace' concert at Westminster Hall, Meghan was dressed in stunning bespoke blue Jason Wu dress.

Accessories wise, she teamed her outfit with Aquazzura Portrait of a Lady pumps, a bespoke blue clutch by Dior, and Birks' Snowflake Snowstorm diamond earrings, September 2018.

For her date night with Prince Harry at a charity performance of Hamilton, Meghan Markle wore a stunning black tuxedo dress from Canadian brand Judith & Charles.

The Duchess teamed the look with a pair of Paul Andrew's 'Pump-it-up' heels in black grosgrain with linen canvas (similar available here), 'Talon Earrings' by Shaun Leane and a box clutch bag by Stella McCartney, September 2018.

Attending the wedding of friends Charlie van Straubenzee and Daisy Jenks' wedding, Markle wore a sophisticated Club Monaco black dress with green and pink in the pleated skirt teamed with a black Philip Treacy fascinator with Aquazzura heels.

She accessorised the look with a pair of Linda Farrow oval sunglasses and a Kayu Anna straw clutch bag, August 2018.

To show her support for Prince Harry at the Sentebale ISPS Handa Polo Cup, Meghan wore a V-neckline denim midi dress by Carolina Herrera with a belt that cinched in her waist.

The 36-year-old accessorised her look with a basket clutch by J. Crew, Tom Ford sunglasses, and her favourite Aquazzura Deneuve slingback heels.

For a visit to the Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition in London, Meghan opted for a blush pink sleeveless trench by Canadian brand House of Nonie paired with matching stilettos and Mulberry England Clifton Shoulder Bag in blush calfskin, July 2018.

The newlywed wore a classic blue-striped button-down shirt and crisp white wide-leg trousers from Ralph Lauren to Wimbledon, July 2018.

During her visit to Ireland, the former actress wore a stunning grey Roland Mouret dress, a version of which she first wore on the night before her wedding. She teamed the look with black high heel shoes and a black tote bag.

The Californian beauty changed into a bespoke fitted black suit and white tee by Givenchy during her trip to Ireland. She coordinated the outfit with a gold buckle Givenchy belt, as well as carrying a £1,690 Givenchy clutch bag and a pair of black Sarah Flint stilettos.

Touching down in Dublin, the royal wore a forest green Givenchy blouse and skirt with tan heels, July 2018.

For a garden party at the British Ambassador's residence in Dublin, Ireland, the Duchess of Sussex wore a black dress by Emilia Wickstead with an A-line silhouette, square neckline, and belt, July 2018.

To celebrate the Royal Air Force's 100th anniversary, the royal wore a bespoke Dior look black dress with a boat-cut neckline similar to her Givenchy wedding gown earlier this year, July 2018.

The royal wore an olive green Ralph Lauren dress with matchin shoes and clutch bag, as well as a hat by milliner Stephen Jones to Prince Louis' christening, July 2018.

Meghan Markle opted for a sleeveless yellow Brandon Maxwell midi dress for a Commonwealth Youth event, which had a boat neck reminiscent of her Givenchy wedding dress.

The Duchess wears a Givenchy dress teamed with a Givenchy black belt, a black clutch bag, matching court shoes Birks Pétale yellow gold and diamond stud earrings and a Philip Treacy hat to Ascot.

The Duchess wears an Oscar De La Renta dress with an M&S fascinator and her wedding shoes to Prince Harry's cousin Celia McCorquodale's wedding to George Woodhouse.

The Duchess went for a Givenchy dress, complete with removable cape, to visit Cheshire with the Queen.

The former actress wore a Carolina Herrera pink two-piece to Trooping the Colour 2018.

Markle looked beautiful in a silk crepe pencil dress by Goat for her first appearance since her wedding. She teamed the look with Vanessa Tugendhaft earrings, and a bespoke hat by Philip Treacy, according to fashion blog Meghan's Mirror. She carried an oyster-coloured clutch, believed to be from British accessories brand, Wilbur and Gussie.

For the evening's wedding reception, Markle changed into a high-neck fishtail gown by Brit designer Stella McCartney.

The bride teamed her silk-crepe halterneck dress with Reflection De Cartier diamond and white gold earrings, white court shoes and a chic chignon.

For her royal wedding to Prince Harry, Meghan wore a boat-neck, long-sleeved white dress designed by Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy.

The veil, in particular, had a symbolic meaning behind it that relates to Prince Harry's appointment as Commonwealth Youth Ambassador. It featured a unique flora from every Commonwealth country, is five metres long and is made from silk tulle with a trim of hand-embroidered flowers.

The Queen lent Markle Queen Mary's diamond bandeau tiara made in 1932, while the brooch at its centre was created in 1893.

The night before her wedding, the bride-to-be looked stunning in a navy dress known as the 'Barwick' by one of her favoured designers/BFF, Roland Mouret, which she paired with nude stilettos.

Later on Anzac day, Markle looked timeless in a bespoke Emilia Wickstead black, jacquard midi skirt and cropped matching jacket at Westminster Abbey

Meghan wore a a Smythe Pagoda grey coat, a large brimmed hat, black heels by Sarah Flint and her favourite Gucci Dionysus mini bag in velvet, to the early-morning service for Anzac day.

Meghan Markle wore a patterned sleeveless Hugo Boss dress (similar here) with a pair of nude pointed court shoes with a stiletto heel at a memorial service to commemorate the anniversary of the murder of Stephen Lawrence. Her appearance comes hours after the announcement of the birth of royal baby number three.

Markle's sophisticated evening look combined fashion with formality. She paired her navy Stella by Stella McCartney cape dress (longer version available here), with a pair of Manolo Blahnik BB pumps. She carried a chic Naeem Khan Armory Zodiac clutch bag (sold out but similar zodiac-inspired pieces here) to complete the outfit.

Markle took a break from her mostly neutral royal wardrobe and wore a bright green statement dress by Self-Portrait for the Invictus Games Sydney celebration. She paired it with her Alexander McQueen Grain de Poudre blazer, Roland Mouret bag, Cartier earrings, and Manolo Blahnik heels.

For a night at the Commonweath women's empowerment reception, the 36-year-old wore a £266 ‘Jackie O’ dress from Black Halo, inspired by the former First Lady, teamed with a pair of £895 18ct white gold and diamond earrings from one of her favourite Canadian jewellery brands, Birks.

The fitted LBD featured an asymmetrical neckline and was cinched at the waist with a leather belt and was accessorised with a Gucci black velvet mini Dionysus bag.

For a visit at the Commonwealth Youth Forum, the Suits star chose the stunning Audrey Pinstriped Stretch-Cotton Trench Dress from Altuzarra (which is available in the UK in navy from Selfridges). She paired it with a black blazer from Australian label Camilla and Marc and a monochrome Avalon Zip Top Crossbody handbag worth just £171 from Oroton, an Australian accessories brand.

For a visit to northern Ireland, Markle teamed a Double-Face Front Drape Wool Coat by Mackage, with a green skirt by Greta Constantine. She layered up in a cream cashmere sweater by Victoria Beckham (similar here) and carried a Bloomsbury's bag from young British designer Charlotte Elizabeth - currently sold out but Ice Coffee colour available here - and wore Manolo Blahnik suede pumps (similar available here).

Markle and her fiancé accompanied the monarch at a special service to mark Commonwealth Day at Westminster Abbey. The bride-to-be was dressed in a white/cream Crombie coat by British fashion designer Amanda Wakeley, which she paired with a matching beret and the Mulberry 'Small Darley' clutch bag in bright navy.

For her trip to Birmingham on International Women's Day, Meghan wore a now sold-out two-tone J Crew coat (similar available here) over her white AllSaints Ridley jumper (similar available here) - a subtle nod to the colour the suffragettes wore in the early 20th century as they fought for the right to vote, perhaps?

For the first annual Royal Foundation Forum with Prince Harry, and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Meghan Markle wore a blue satin wrap dress by Jason Wu, Aquazzura Casablanca suede sandals and a pair of now sold-out Isabel Marant enamelled gold-tone hoop earrings (you can still add them to your wishlist here.

Markle wore and Alexander McQueen suit with a Tuxe Bodywear pussy-bow blouse to the Endeavor Awards in London.

Megan Markle wore a navy and dark-green double-breasted tartan wool and cashmere-blend coat from Burberry for her visit to Edinburgh this afternoon. She teamed her look with Veronica Beard trousers (which we presume to be the Adley pair).

Markle wore a Smythe 'Brando coat', a Marks and Spencer wool blend round neck bell sleeve jumper, Burberry trousers and a scarf by Jigsaw.

She accessorised the look with a Bar Stack Ring in 14-karat yellow gold featuring pavé diamonds from Zofia Day to visit a Radio station in Brixton.

Markle wore a black Stella McCartney coat, trousers by the Welsh fashion house Hiut Denim and a DeMellier 'Mini Venice' bag for her first royal visit to Cardiff.

Markle wore a Philip Treacy felt hat, a Sentaler wide-collar camel coat and a burgundy 'Tay' velvet dress from Canadian clothes brand Club Monaco for Christmas lunch and a church service in Sandringham.

In December, Harry and Meghan released their official engagement photos of themselves perched on the steps of the private royal residence, situated in the grounds of Windsor Castle where he will marry his fiancée in May 2018. Meghan wore a couture AW16 gown by British label Ralph & Russo that cost an estimated £56,000.

Meghan attended her first public appearance with Prince Harry in Nottingham wearing an all-British/Amercian fashion ensemble comprising of a double-breasted Mackage navy coat, Joseph skirt and carried a burgundy and navy blue Strathberry handbag.

In November 2017 Meghan Markle broke the internet when it was announced she was to marry Prince Harry in London. To publicly announce their union, she wore a white coat by Toronto-based label Line the Label layered, over a green dress by P.A.R.O.S.H and her favourite 'Matilde' heels by Italian footwear brand Aquazurra.

Markle went casual in shirt, jeans and ballet pumps to the wheelchair tennis at the Invictus Games in Toronto, September 2017.

Meghan Markle wore a burgundy pleated dress and matching leather jacket over her shoulders for the opening night of the Invictus Games in Toronto, Canada, September 2017

Meghan Markle enters the 'Today Show' taping at NBC Rockefeller Center, July 2016

Mehgan Markle went to the Luminato Big Bang Bash in June 2016, wearing this straples black draped dress.

Head to toe in navy, Meghan wears a skirt by Veronica Beard with popping pink Marc Jacobs bag at the 'Today Show', March 2016

Today Show, March 2016

Meghan Markle wore this brocade Dolce and Gabbana dress to attend ELLE's 6th Annual Women In Television Dinner in January 2016

This metallic mini is by one of Meghan's favorite designers Misha Nonoo for the 12th annual CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards in November 2015.

Step It Up for Gender Equality Celebrates The 20th Anniversary Of The Fourth World Conference On Women, March 2015

Meghan Markle attends the Misha Nonoo fashion show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2015

Meghan Markle at the Lincoln Centre, February 2014

Meghan Markle at the ELLE Women In Television Celebration, January 2014

Meghan Markle attends the Marc Jacobs Daisy Chain Tweet Pop Up Shop Party, February 2014

At the London Global Gift Gala at ME Hotel , November 2013

Meghan wore this Alexander McQueen embellished wool dress for the World premier of the film 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' in Leicester Square, November 2013

At a Gala Tribute To Cate Blanchett during the 51st New York Film Festival, October 2013

Meghan Markle leaves the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at Lincoln Centre, September 2013

Meghan Markle attends the The 2013 Novak Djokovic Benefit Dinner, September 2013

Arriving at the 2013 MuchMusic Video Awards, June 2013

Entertainment Weekly Screen Actors Guild Awards pre-party, January 2013

Wearing a raspberry pink Marchesa dress, Meghan Markle attends the ELLE Women in Television Celebration, January 2013

Meghan Markle arrives at GQ Men Of The Year Party at Chateau Marmont, November 2012

Attending TV Guide Magazine's 2012 Hot List Party, November 2012

USA Networks a 'Suits' Story fashion show, June 2012

Meghan wore a lacy LBD by Diane von Furstenberg at USA Network's and The Moth's Storytelling Tour 'A More Perfect Union: Stories of Prejudice and Power', in February 2012

At the HBO Luxury Lounge in January 2012

NBC Universal Press Tour, 2011

Anti-Defamation League Entertainment Industry Awards dinner, in October 2011

Primary Action 2007 Golden Globe Suites

Meghan Markle attends COACH Legacy Photo Exhibit, 2006

This black Herve Leger dress is a fitting outfit to attend the Herve Leger By Max Azria show during Spring 2014 in September 2013

Deal or New Deal season 2 photo call, 2006