Friday, September 22, 2023
Advertisement

How to wear an elegant belted black dress like Meghan Markle

Advertisement

Meghan Markle attached to Prince Harry on stage at the 2023 Invictus Games in Düsseldorf, Germany, wearing a dress that could – quite literally – be in your own closet.

For his first appearance at this year’s sports competition for wounded Bundeswehr members, the “Friends@Home Event”, The Duchess of Sussex wore a black shirt dress from Banana Republic. Priced at $140 (but currently on sale for $70), this staple is a perfect addition to any wardrobe. Markle’s number features a pleated A-line skirt and long sleeves that she rolled up to her elbows.

Meghan Markle shines in a black top and metallic skirt at Beyoncé’s concert

Kerry McDermott

The Duchess of Sussex sat alongside Kelly Rowland and Kerry Washington in the audience at Beyoncé’s final concert in Los Angeles.

How to wear a black shirt dress like Meghan Markle?

Markle, who has a classic-chic style, opted to accentuate her waist with a black woven belt from Bottega Veneta in place of the original dress’s fabric bow, and slipped on a pair of black Aquazarra stilettos. As jewelry, she wore a small pair of earrings, a ring on her little finger, her gold watch and, as an adorable detail, a pearl bracelet.

Do you know anti-stress patches? Discover how the model used by Meghan Markle works

Calin Van Paris

The Duchess of Sussex is looking for peace and quiet this summer. Meghan Markle has stumbled upon technology and used an anti-stress patch that could help more than one.

Personal style choices made everything seem more polished than just picking a black dress off the rack. Plus, they’re easy to copy when you feel inspired.

Advertisement
Nation World News Desk
Nation World News Deskhttps://nationworldnews.com/
Nation World News is the fastest emerging news website covering all the latest news, world’s top stories, science news entertainment sports cricket’s latest discoveries, new technology gadgets, politics news, and more.
Latest news
Advertisement
Advertisement
Related news