Most newlyweds would be on their honeymoon by now, but not Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
Days after the couple's history-making royal wedding, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended their first official engagement as a married couple, arriving at the grounds of Buckingham Palace for the Prince of Wales' 70th birthday celebration.
The event also gave us a glimpse of what we can expect from the Duchess's royal wardrobe and, by the looks of things, she's already taking tips from her new sister-in-law.
Stepping out in a dusty pink dress and matching Philip Treacy hat, Meghan gave several hints that she has been taking inspiration from the Duchess of Cambridge.
The Duchess of Sussex at a garden party at Buckingham Palace (PA Wire/PA Images)PAFor starters, her feminine below-the-knee dress was by one of the Duchess of Cambridge's favourite brands, Goat, which is a brand which Meghan has never previously worn.
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The new royal opted for the brand's 'Flavia Dress', which is described on its website as "beautifully fluid and feminine", boasting contrast silk-chiffon décolletage and sleeves.
Surprisingly, the affordable £590 number is currently in stock, in all sizes from 8-18, although, given the power of 'The Meghan Effect' at the moment, we're sure it won't be for long.
Meghan also accessorised her garden party frock with a matching pale pink clutch bag, which also gave a hint that she has been taking note from Kate.
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Firstly, Meghan upheld royal etiquette by using a clutch instead of the trusty cross-body, or shoulder bag, style she normally favours. Secondly, she proved her knack for recycling items as Meghan first debuted the £205 bag by British brand Wilbur and Gussie at the Memorial Service of Stephen Lawrence.
The Duchess of Sussex at a garden party at Buckingham PalacePA Wire/PA ImagesPlus, her choice of bag wasn't the only royal style rule Meghan adhered too, she also sported a pair of fine nude tights, which the Queen requires her family members to wear for all royal events.
She finished the look with a pair of nude heels, creating an impeccable tonal look, which very much proves she's been to princess style school.
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