Meghan Markle regularly turns to the high street for her covetable looks, pairing affordable pieces with luxury items. Last week, the Duchess of Sussex stepped out in West London wearing a blazer and jeans from M&S, accessorised with a Chanel bag and nude Jennifer Chamandi heels. She previously fronted a campaign for her capsule collection of workwear with M&S in 2019, benefiting the women's charity Smart Works.
Since stepping into the royal spotlight, Meghan has been seen in various high street brands, from shirt staple With Nothing Underneath to everyday jewellery hero Mejuri. Here are five of her favourite high street fashion brands, with items that capture the wardrobe elegance she effortlessly achieves.
With Nothing Underneath
Founded in 2017, With Nothing Underneath has perfected the boyfriend shirt silhouette. Meghan has frequently been spotted in the 100 per cent cotton Sky Blue 'Boyfriend' shirt, commonly paired with jeans for an effortless off-duty look.
M&S
Affordable elegance is what M&S do best, and Meghan agrees. She regularly supports the high-street favourite, pairing pieces with luxury items for her high-low looks. A new addition to her wardrobe is a tuxedo-inspired M&S blazer, showcased in M&S's 100 years of fashion London Fashion Week show.
The Fold
For elevated workwear with modern tailoring, The Fold offers a sense of empowerment. During her first outing with Prince Harry since moving back to the UK, Meghan wore The Fold's Clever Crepe Oliena Skirt, paired with a long coat, bag and sweater from luxury brand Joseph for an elegant autumnal look.
J.Crew
J.Crew is a staple in Meghan's wardrobe, known for its simple charm and affordable prices. In 2023, she wore the J.Crew Giselle V-Neck Sweater Blazer during the Invictus Games in Düsseldorf, Germany, causing a surge in traffic that temporarily knocked down the J.Crew website. The site is full of tailored cardigans, linen trousers and shirts that have Meghan written all over.
Mejuri
Meghan has worn several affordable luxury pieces from Canadian jewellery brand Mejuri. Based on an ethos encouraging women to self-purchase jewellery, Mejuri offers personal luxury pieces for daily wear without the luxury price point. She has been spotted many times, including at the Variety Power of Women Gala, wearing the brand's understated gold Chunky Huggie Hoops.
