Meghan Markle just wore head-to-toe M&S! Duchess sends high street stock flying off the shelves after ditching designer brands for latest lunch outing
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Meghan Markle is back in the UK and embracing the very best of our high street fashion.
The smart-casual look she wore to lunch at The Park with her PR and hairdresser George Northwood comes as fashion whiplash following Meghan's £28,000 outfit earlier this week.
The Duchess of Sussex, 45, wore two high street pieces; a pair of straight leg jeans and a tuxedo blazer both from beloved British retailer Marks & Spencer.
But perhaps we shouldn't be so surprised to see the Duchess in high street brands. Before moving to the States, Meghan had a history of wearing M&S pieces, including a £49.50 black dress she wore to a Remembrance Day event back in 2018.
In classic Meghan fashion, the blazer has now sold out on the M&S website, so we've sourced some budget-friendly lookalikes.
If you'd like to copy Meghan's style, going one or two sizes up can help achieve her cool, casual look.
M&S is a go-to for denim and the straight leg jeans Meghan is rocking are a customer favourite for just £26 however there are even cheaper styles on the market including one from ASOS that's on sale for just £7.49.
Under her blazer, Meghan kept it simple with a fitted plain black top that shoppers can easily emulate from M&S or Skims.
Not abandoning her love of the high end completely, however, Meghan styled the blazer and jeans combo with a pair of £650 Jennifer Chamandi nude, suede heels and vintage Chanel bag and wore her go-to £16,192 Logan Howell diamond and emerald chain necklace.
So, as well as finding the exact matches for Meghan's on-trend look, we've also scouted out some more budget-friendly lookalikes for her high-end accessories.
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