Jessica Mulroney's stylist Meghan Markle? The best friend of the duchess would help during her royal tour

When you have your best friend by your side, their presence always gives you the extra confidence you need to face the world. For Meghan Markle, this statement is quite literal as it turns out that her best friend Jessica Mulroney will apparently accompany her on the Duchess' first international tour. according to The temperatureMulroney will hold this position on an informal basis, but given that she works full-time as a celebrity stylist, it would not be surprising if she reached out to Meghan. So, the stylist Jessica Mulroney Meghan Markle? It has been said in the past that one should never associate business and friendship, but these two seem to succeed.

according to The temperatureJessica Mulroney and her husband, Ben Mulroney, will join the Sussex as "unofficial" and, as a result, "pay their own fees", unlike the ten members of the royal family who will join them.

Although it has not been confirmed that Mulroney would call the Duchess for her appearances in public, it appears that Meghan Markle will need help planning her wardrobe because she would "change her clothes three times a day for only on the tours. In addition to the recent announcement by the Kensington Palace that she is expecting the first Baby Sussex, it's no wonder she wants additional support from her.

Now, I'm a queen of the fast change but since Meghan and Harry are going to be gone for sixteen days – I'm really tired on behalf of Meghan. If we take the statement of three outfits a day to the word, she will have to switch 48 different looks during the tour and TBH, I do not even think to have as many in my own closet.

It would not be an exaggeration to imagine that Mulroney arranged everything for his friend, as she had previously named Suit the most memorable outfits of the actress since she became a member of the royal family.

according to Hello America, Mulroney was responsible for Markle outfits during her first major series of appearances as Duchess of Sussex: her Irish tour with Prince Harry. According to correspondent Omid Scobie, "Jessica Mulroney discreetly flew to London last week for the final preparation ", and helped bring together a set of looks for the royal.

These included a fierce Givenchy costume (which I loved but that the queen would have certainly hated, according to People) and a chic Roland Mouret dress with an unusual steering wheel detail on the front.

Scobie also claimed that Mulroney had helped Meghan Markle channel a very vintage Hollywood vibe to the RAF Centenary Service in an absolutely classic black Dior dress. The stylist paid tribute to Meghan's Givenchy wedding dress with a boat neckline – a figure that has since become synonymous with the Duchess – and added a royal touch to a Stephen Jones headdress.

Apparently, Mulroney also directed my prefer Meghan Markle looks of all time – a.k.a unforgettable Brandon Maxwell Canary Yellow Dress. Meghan was wearing the shorter mid-length sheath dress this year and I have literally been thinking about it ever since. Markle does not usually wear a lot of colors, so he is very grateful to Mulroney for getting him out of his comfort zone.

Jessica Mulroney, a Canadian, is used to speaking to designers in her home country. This is clearly something that corresponds to Markle, who lived there for several years while filming Suit. Meghan and the other members of the royal family hold tremendous power as fashion influencers. Wear anything from a small brand can instantly catapult them into fame. That's why, when Mulroney styled Markle in a piece of the independent Canadian brand House of Nonie, that meant a lot to the designer.

House of Nonie shared an image of Meghan Markle rocking their sleeveless trench dress on Instagram. They subtitled it: "What an amazing day for us! The superb Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle in our Sleeveless Trench Dress. Available to order on www.houseofnonie.com. # pinchme # wearcanadaproud. "

They also especially thanked Jessica Mulroney, leaving little doubt about who chose the dress for Meghan. The designer of the brand, Nina Kharey, declared HI! After Meghan carried the piece, "her phone started ringing wildly with lyrics from her publicist".

She continued: "It was incredible; it was really surreal. "

In fact, if you go to the House of Nonie website and take a look at the dress Meghan was wearing (the Trench Sleeveless Trench in redness), its impact lasted even months after wearing.

The demand for the dress has apparently been so strong that it is totally exhausted and you must also be put on a waiting list for the exact version it was wearing.

It's crazy to think that by making a choice as simple as clothing to wear, Meghan Markle can have such a huge impact on the lives of others. But after seeing how much Mulroney's style mattered to Kharey, it moved me a little.

"I do not only end up proving to the world that I am worthy of attention and time, but in a way I have also proven it to myself and to my family," he said. she concluded.

We hope Meghan and Mulroney will continue to use their platform to help smaller designers. Frankly, I can not wait for the 40+ royal looks of the Royal Tour that we will see over the next two weeks.