How much does the Meghan Markle Tour Wardrobe cost in Ireland

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle certainly made a splash during their royal visit to Dublin this week. But it's Meghan's quick wardrobe changes that make everyone talk.

On Wednesday, the last day of their tour, Meghan and Harry took part in two separate visits even before the lunch hour began. For each of her stops, Meghan organized a fashion show.

According to the Daily Mail, the Duchess of Sussex rocked two different designer looks in the space of 90 minutes, estimated at $ 22,000.

As explained by People, Meghan's first look – which she carried to the residence of Irish President Michael Higgins – was a custom gray-green dress from Roland Mouret. The dress featured Meghan's favorite design and had a flattering drape detail along the waist. She paired it with a black Fendi bag, Birks earrings and Paul Andrew black suede pumps. According to estimates by the Daily Mail, the dress represents nearly $ 2,000, while his earrings are estimated at $ 9,000 and the Fendi bag at $ 5,100.

After visiting Higgins, Meghan quickly changed to visit Croke Park. There she wore a Givenchy tailor – which also marked the first time that she was wearing trousers for an official duchess outing – and finished off the look with a pair of Sarah Flint pumps, a Givenchy logo buckle belt and a clutch bag. coordinated Givenchy. The costume, estimated Daily Mail, is worth about $ 3,300.

Although it may seem like a heavy sum to pay for a few items of clothing, this is actually what Meghan has already spent on royal clothing. As previously stated Travel + Leisure, the Duchess's elegant wardrobe cost the royal family about $ 1 million.

Meghan probably does not pay for these designer dudes herself, though. According to royal expert Katie Nicholl, Prince Charles usually pays for his family's wardrobe, especially for the clothes that they will be photographed in the exercise of royal duties, such as tours. d & # 39; State.

It may seem odd for a father-in-law to do so, but, as Nicholl later explained, the royal family sees Meghan as "an ambassador" and wants her to have the "right". air and that she feels good.

"Look at the advertising she did before the wedding, I would say it's really worth it," she told Entertainment Tonight. Now, if only all fathers were so cool.

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