Meghan spends £ 155,000 on 15 new outfits since the royal wedding

Fifty-six days have passed since Meghan Markle, a unique actress, philanthropist and woman who captured Prince Harry's heart, became a duchess.

Since arriving at The Firm on May 19, his diary filled with royal events – including a day at Ascot, a family wedding and, this week, his first tour abroad.

Like any working woman knows, a busy schedule requires a constantly changing list of clothes. And when your day job is the Duchess of Sussex, it's essential to watch the game.

In 15 large-scale releases since the wedding, Meghan has started 15 new looks, each one more ostentatious – and more expensive – than the

Finished M & S jumpers and the little-known and affordable brands that's out there. she privileged during her engagement. In recent days, Meghan's wardrobe contains only the best clothes from the world's leading design houses: Dior, Givenchy, Prada and Chanel, to name a few. revealed to have worn £ 28,000 in just 24 hours.

In fact, to this day, she has not worn a single garment in public more than once.

All this raises the rather delicate question: who is asking? For comparison, the Duchess of Cambridge spent £ 119,000 for new outfits throughout the year 2017 and a more modest £ 100,000 in 2016.

Less than two months after joining the royal ranks, Meghan budget clothing has already outpaced this. Indeed, if it continues at its current pace, it could spend close to a million pounds by the end of the year.

Here, we go back the very expensive wardrobe of the duchess …

This pretty pink hat? £ 885

Although she raised her eyebrows to expose her shoulders during a royal procession, Meghan beamed through the streets of London during the Trooping the Color to mark the 92nd anniversary of the Queen.

Blush, top and skirt Carolina Herrera (estimated at £ 1,000) and matching pouch (£ 933), she watched every inch the dazzling Duchess.

To finish the look, she chose a pink hat from Royals favorite Philip Treacy (£ 885) and a pair of yellow gold and opal earrings (£ 850) and a diamond ring (£ 1.752), both by the Canadian brand Birks.

Cost: £ 5,420

Queen

For her first solo release The Queen in Chester last month, Meghan turned to the proven designer Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy – the woman behind her wedding dress – to help her feel comfortable.

This bespoke cream sheath dress with an attached It is estimated that the cape cost around £ 4,000, and the magnet-tagged Meghan has paired it with an expensive Givenchy black belt (£ 350) and a cross bag of £ 900.

Her shoes, by American seamstress Sarah Flint, cost £ 270, while her diamond and pearl earrings – a gift from Her Majesty – are estimated at £ 4,275 .

Diamonds with a big label

At his first appearance post -wedding at Prince Charles's 70th birthday celebrations, Meghan

She looked elegant in a pale pink dress of the British Goat brand (£ 590), a bespoke Philip Treacy hat (£ 885), a Wilbur & Gussie silk pouch (£ 205) and blush leather. Tamara Mellon (£ 350).

On closer inspection, her discreet jewels were far from unobtrusive: rose-shaped pink earrings by Belgian designer Vanessa Tugendhaft and a £ 17,700 tennis bracelet. gift from him prince oting.

Cost: £ 21,130

Splashing for the Spencers

Floating through the Lincolnshire countryside in this floral dress Oscar de la Renta (£ 3,922), Meghan looked fabulously feminine by joining Harry and his family for the wedding of his cousin, Celia McCorquodale.

Although some thought the dress was too big for her small size, she put it on with a Carolina Herrera clutch. bag (£ 410), brilliant nails by Birks (£ 1,350) and the same Aquazzura heels that she wore at her wedding reception (£ 470).

Meghan made a rare wink at High Street with a white fascinator, supposedly a £ 29.50 issue of Marks & Spencer

Cost: £ 6,182

My beautiful lady at Givenchy

The Duchess was compared to Eliza Doolittle of the musical My Fair Lady in this white evening at Royal Ascot last month.

She once again opted for Clare Waight Keller at Givenchy with this custom-made white shirt dress (estimated at £ 4,200) and accessorized from a Givenchy belt (£ 340), a clutch bag. satin (£ 1,500) and black leather courts (£ 500). catching the hat is a design by Philip Treacy, thought to cost around £ 1,950.

Cost: £ 8,490