Have you been readingBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing , Meghan Markle? Becuase we recently wrote all about the beige outfit trend that's already reigning supreme for spring, and your last two public appearances have coincidentally (or not) been in all-beige outfits. After recently wearing an ultra-affordable H&M maternity dress, Markle stepped out for a visit to the National Theatre (where she was just appointed as a royal patron) in London wearing a peachy beige Brandon Maxwell dress and matching blazer accompanied by a small structured clutch and the same nude Aquazzura pumps she wore for her engagement announcement over a year ago.
The "boring" outfit trend that was all over the S/S 19 runways and is now all over Instagram is a far cry from a recent boldly colored look that Markle wore, but we're glad to see that she's mixing things up. Keep scrolling to see Markle's chic take on the beige outfit trend along with other examples of the trend on Instagram.
On Meghan Markle: Brandon Maxwell blazer and dress; Aquazzura shoes
More Examples of the Beige Outfit Trend
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