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Meghan Markle, 36, looked elegant in a green olive set yesterday for the baptism of Prince Louis.
The special day was held at the Royal Chapel of St James Palace and saw the presence of family members and members of the royal family.
In a sea of cream and sky blue, the Duchess of Sussex opted for Ralph Lauren dressed in olive green.
All matching, his Stephen Jones hat, his pocket and his suede shoes Manolo Blahnik were all also olive
She also debuted a certain "royal" item that she did not not worn since she became Duchess in May – a pair of gloves.
Despite the hot weather, Meghan wore a pair of olive green gloves with her at the Royal Baptism
Meghan could inspire the Queen, who always wears gloves for public engagements.
The monarch wears gloves when shaking hands during public engagements, each pair being made to measure by Cornelia James vests.
The British brand has been manufacturing gloves for his Majesty since his honeymoon in 1947. [19659002] The gloves would be worn to protect his hands from dirt and damage by continually shaking hands all day.
Although the Queen always wears gloves, they are not often dressed by other members of the royal family
. Gloves was with the royal family on Christmas Day, but these were presumable to protect his hands from the cold weather.
Meghan's choice of wearing gloves yesterday had nothing to do with time, but rather some of her more serene look. Duchess of Sussex
Despite her many royal engagements, including a solo trip with the queen herself, Meghan never chose to wear gloves.
Kate Middleton, with Meghan's choice perhaps showing that she no longer inspires Kate, but of the queen herself.
With the baptism behind them, Meghan and Harry are now heading to Ireland for a two-day tour
ip in Dublin will be their first official trip as a married couple.
The two will go to Trinity College where they will see the book of Kells and attend a garden party in summer at the residence of the British ambassador
often defending local brands, the trip could see Meghan wearing pieces by Irish designers. Among the Irish designers who stand out today are Simone Rocha, Paul Costelloe, Philip Treacy and Louise Kennedy.
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