Meghan Markle Swaps Stunning Roland Mouret Dress For A Statement Suit

Meghan and Harry are currently on a whistle-stop, two-day tour of Ireland.

And boy, are we being treated to a conveyor belt of excellent outfits. From the little black Emilia Wickstead dress to that Givenchy pencil skirt – it's a wonderful insight into what marring a Prince can do for your wardrobe.

This morning the royal couple met with the Irish president– Michael D. Higgins at Aras an Uachtarain.

For the visit Meghan chose a stunning grey Roland Mouret dress, a version of which she first wore on the night before her wedding.

The crepe dress features a ruffle on the skirt, which she teamed with black high heel shoes and a black tote bag. She also wore her sleek brown locks in a chic up 'do.

Prince Harry and Meghan Duchess of Sussex visit to Ireland, Day 2 - 11 Jul 2018

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In a cute twist, Meghan was pictured in a navy short-sleeved version of the design on the eve of her wedding, when she arrived at Cliveden House with her mother, Doria Ragland.

Today she wore the sleeved, grey version of the design for her appointment in Ireland. The design is bespoke, meaning you sadly can't buy that exact dress, but there is another version with shorter sleeves in green. It'll set you back a cool £1,350.

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The navy, short-sleeved version is also still available. You can snap it up here at Harvey Nichols for £1,350.

Naturally, one dress wasn't enough for the Duchess of Sussex. Next up? A statement black tailored trouser suit, which she paired with a round-neck white T-shirt, black pointed court shoes and a clutch handbag. The black buckled belt is by Givenchy, and costs £310.

Her black leather heels are by US designer Sarah Flint NYC, and cost £425.

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The former Suits actress is no stranger to an office-ready look, having worn an Alexander McQueen tuxe to a black tie event back in February, and this time donned a cropped jacket.

Meghan also changed her hairstyle. Earlier this morning her 'do was in a low bun - now she's swapped it for a more relaxed look with loose waves.

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Following her wedding to Prince Harry, Meghan's style at official events has been decidedly ladylike. She's stuck to feminine silhouettes, and for her entire first month as a royal kept to a strict colour palette of white and beige. Perhaps she's managing to break away from overly-strict traditions?

Good on you, Meghan.