Meghan Markle Wears Head-to-Toe Red For “One Young World Summit”

Published: September 6, 2022 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO

 

If Meghan Markle agrees, we are taking style inspiration from her latest look.

The American member of the British royal family and former actress is currently in the UK for scheduled philanthropic events, along with her husband Prince Harry. While attending the One Young World Summit in Manchester, England, the 41-year-old beauty lived up to her style icon status, showcasing her inimitably cool fashion sense.

For the event’s opening ceremony yesterday, Markle made a style statement in a monochromatic look, opting for a crimson red dresscode, which features this long-sleeved silk blouse paired with matching straight-leg trousers and a pair of pointed-toe Aquazzura heels. For sure it’s a bold look by a New York-based sustainable brand, Another Tomorrow, and designed with a long knotted tie, it was the ideal piece for Markle to command attention at the event. 

The outfit was completed with gold earrings and her hair was styled into a slick, low ponytail. As usual, the Duke of Duchess dressed in a navy pantsuit, white shirt, and coordinated shoes and tie.

The event was attended by over 2000 young leaders from over 200 countries and while speaking to the audience, the Duchess expressed her joy, saying, “It is very nice to be back in the U.K.”

“I see the world through my children and try to imagine how the world will be when they will be adults,” she told the young leaders during her speech. “You are the ones driving the positive and necessary change across the globe now, in this very moment. And for that I am so grateful to be in your company today.”

“You are the ones driving the positive and necessary change across the globe now, in this very moment,” Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex told @OneYoungWorld delegates from over 200 countries. “You are the future, you are the present.” pic.twitter.com/ufQBXkDeu6

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The summit will however continue in the next few days with the discussion centered on gender inequality, misinformation, conflict prevention, climate change, and the importance of ethical leadership.