Meghan Markle is racking up plenty of frequent flyer miles on her first international tour. Having visited Australia, New Zealand, and most recently Fiji with her husband Prince Harry, the Duchess was seen boarding the royal jet today for the final leg of the couple's trip dressed in a subtle, emerald green Jason Wu dress. Upon landing on the island of Tonga, Markle switched gears in her wardrobe, stepping out in a fire-engine red dress from Self-Portrait. It was an unexpectedly bold choice for the Duchess who generally favors a more muted palette.
The label is a Markle favorite—she sported one of their best-selling off-the-shoulder designs this past April at an event to kickoff the Invictus Games in London. The crew-neck frock hit an elegant length, just below Markle’s knee. That demure aesthetic was continued via long, button-cuffed sleeves. There were, however, clever design details to breakup the relatively modest silhouette, namely sheer floral embroidery. The tonal belt sitting just above Markle’s adorable baby bump, lent the look a particularly flattering line. The Duchess completed her ensemble with accessories in classic navy: a Dior pochette and Manolo Blahnik stilettos.
