Meghan Markle has been seen again after causing a sensation, a few weeks ago, at the Invictus Games held in Düsseldorf. The Duchess of Sussex surprised with a new style with which she joined the Old Money trend, inspired by the looks of rich American families from the 80s and with neutral colors as the protagonists.
This past Monday, the actress made an appearance again related to this sporting event promoted by her husband, Prince Henry. The Californian was visiting the Fisher House Foundation, a non-bookish international organization that seeks to improve the quality of life of members of the military and their families.
For the occasion, Markle chose to recover a couple of pieces from her closet. But one of them did not belong to his renovated dressing room, but to the time when he was still an active member of the British royal family. A choice with which he also sent a message to his sister-in-law, Kate Middleton.
And Meghan recycled the blue striped Ralph Laurent shirt that she debuted for her debut at the Wimbledon tournament in July 2018. At that time, the star of Suits had been married to Prince Harry for less than two months and Middleton invited her to attend one of her favorite sporting events of the year with her.
The two sisters-in-law appeared relaxed and very smiling in the box, sharing confidences. While Kate wore one of her classic dresses signed by her trusted designer Jenny Packham, white and with printed black circles, Markle did not leave anyone indifferent with the white and blue shirt and white palazzo pants from Ralph Lauren. She completed her look with a white hat with a black Panama-style ribbon that could not be worn due to the protocol established in the Royal Box, which prohibits wearing this accessory so as not to hinder the people who are also in the box.
More than five years after this moment, and a family breakup involved, the actress has once again worn this shirt with which she might want to approach positions with her sister-in-law. This time she has replaced her pants with a black midi-length pencil skirt from Lafayette 148 New York.
