If doubt persisted about her possible presence at the queen's funeral, Meghan Markle appeared on Monday, September 19, alongside her husband Prince Harry.
On this day of national mourning, the entire royal family - King Charles III, Prince William and even Princess Anne - walked through the doors of Westminster Abbey, following one another behind the monarch's coffin for a silent march. funeral.
Thus, Meghan Markle, the one we expected the least (or the most) was able to distinguish herself among the 2000 guests, competing in elegance with her colleague Kate Middleton.
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Meghan Markle at the Queen's funeral.
(London, September 19, 2019.) Getty Images
Smokey eye and pumps
Entirely dressed in black, as tradition dictates, the mother of Lilibet and Archie opted for a long cape dress signed Stella McCartney, pumps and matching tights, accompanied by a wide-brimmed hat.
The latter also adorned herself with a pair of diamond and pearl earrings, a jewel offered by the sovereign, as reported by
Vogue UK
.
A jewel that she had already worn in 2018 during her first solo engagement with Elizabeth II, in Chester.
To complete this sober look, Meghan Markle bet on a twisted bun on the side, identical to that of Kate Middleton, and on a black “smoky eye”.
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Meghan Markle at the gates of Westminster Abbey.
(London, September 19, 2022.) Geoff PUGH / POOL / AFP
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The only notable difference with her sister-in-law Kate Middleton, we note this time that the wife of Prince Harry has abandoned the veil.
An accessory that she wore, however, during the procession upstream of the funeral, on September 14th.
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For her part, Prince William's wife bet on two sparkling pearl jewels, in homage to the queen: a four-row "Japanese" necklace borrowed from Elizabeth II, and a pair of diamond and pearl earrings. , which this time belonged to Princess Diana.
