Few members of the royal family have managed to consistently nail their holiday attire quite likeMeghan Markle.
It’s also an especially important trip for Meghan who is 43% Nigerian.
As she put it during her trip, Nigeria is “my country” (viaSky).
The duchess also included a few subtle sartorial references within her looks.
), some have certainly been a little more memorable than others.
The Duchess of Sussex’s printed maxi dress
Another day, another maxi dress.
Meghan Markle selected another flowy long dress while visiting the charity Nigeria Unconquered in Abuja, Nigeria.
She wore her hair in loose, sleek waves tucked behind her ears and opted for modern gold jewelry.
Although the look may have seemed relatively bland, it actuallycontained a hidden message.
“With gratitude for the support of the Invictus community.
And for welcoming me home,” the duchess wrote (viaHarper’s Bazaar).
The duchess also sported a pair of Burberry heels and “Santa Barbara” sunglasses by Heidi Merrick.
Meghan donned the pretty ensemble while arriving at Lagos Airport for the Official State Welcome.
Kudos to Meghan for crafting such a stunning outfit on the fly after receiving the gift.
she said (viaHello!).
Well, it seems she made that adjustment very, very quickly.
What a wonderful way to pay homage to Nigeria.
Meghan donned a glamorous, super simple, white dress.
She swept her hair up in a sophisticated high updo with a few wavy pieces framing her face.
Meghan wore a bright yellow, flowy maxi dress for the occasion.
With its high neck and voluminous floor-sweeping skirt, the stunning gown was the epitome of summer.
During that more informal occasion, the duchess had worn her hair down long.
The fluttery dress made of crepe featured a simple bodice and a ruffled hem.
“I am just flattered and honored and inspired,” she said (viaInStyle).
Here’s hoping Meghan continues to experiment with adding more colors to her wardrobe after her visit to Nigeria.
