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It was a sunny day in London, thanks in part to the Duchess Meghan of Susbad and the sunny yellow dress that she wore her last public appearance on Thursday.
Already a fashion inspiration, Meghan is distinguished in a bright yellow Brandon Maxwell sleeveless crepe sheath with a boat neck and a midi length, paired with beige suede spike heels.
Prince Harry and his fiancée, former American actress Meghan Markle, quickly mobilize to badume their new roles as young leaders of the Commonwealth, an organization of countries formerly under British rule.
The new royal couple met with over 100 young people representing Commonwealth nations at a reception at Marlborough House, the former royal residence next to St. James Palace which now serves as the headquarters of the Commonwealth.
Commonwealth Youth Forum to establish intercultural links and networks and prepare young people to lead the organization of the former countries of the British Empire. The Commonwealth is dear to Harry's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, who has nurtured her since her accession to the throne in 1952.
Shortly before the royal wedding of couple on May 19, the Queen makes Harry a Commonwealth Youth Ambbadador, signaling that she intends to him and Meghan to play a leading role in helping to inspire the next generation of Commonwealth leaders. The organization is made up of 53 nations that cover the globe, where about 60% of the population is under 30 years old.
"Meghan and I are incredibly excited to meet so many of you who represent the future of the Commonwealth," Harry said in a speech to the group. "We are looking forward to seeing you in action in your home countries and learning what you are doing to improve the Commonwealth and the world, in 2040 and beyond."
Since their marriage Harry, 33, and Duchess Meghan, 36, has made numerous public appearances, delighting the British royal fans fascinated by the new American Duchess. The Queen, 92, was also personally involved in Meghan's job training. the new royal along with a day of engagement in the northwestern English city of Cheshire last month. Meghan was able to join her aboard the Royal Train, normally out of reach of everyone except the Queen and Prince Philip and Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla.
Meanwhile, her sister-in-law, Duchess Kate of Cambridge, Since the birth of her third child, Prince Louis, on April 23, the new royal couple has been the subject of a more great attention.
The schedules of Harry and Meghan are particularly busy next week, starting with the baptism of nephew Prince Louis in the Royal Chapel at St. James Palace on Monday.
Tuesday morning, they will join the Queen and other members of the Royal Family for several events at Westminster Abbey and at Buckingham Palace celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Air Force.
That evening, they will travel to Dublin, the Irish capital, for a 24-hour visit filled with parties. , meetings with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar and President Michael Higgins, and a walk to Trinity College. They will see the historic book of Kells in the famous old college library, pay tribute to the nearby Irish famine memorial and visit the Irish Museum of Emigration
Then on July 17, the couple must visit the centenary of Nelson Mandela. Exhibition at Southbank Center, an exhibition marking the centenary of the birth of former anti-apartheid leader turned president of South Africa, a Commonwealth nation.
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