Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been captivating audiences with their stylish presence during their whirlwind tour of Colombia. The Duchess of Sussex continues to turn heads with her chic and sophisticated ensembles, showcasing her impeccable taste and appreciation for local Colombian designers.
On day three of their trip, Markle and Harry visited San Basilio de Palenque, a historic location renowned for being the first free African town in the Americas, established in 1619. For this special occasion, the Duchess embraced the art of tonal dressing, opting for a head-to-toe white look that radiated elegance and sophistication. She paired a streamlined white sleeveless top and skirt with a striking black and white brimmed hat designed by Colombian milliner Hannia Char, adding a touch of local flair to her ensemble. Black thong-style sandals and her signature Ray-Ban aviator sunglasses completed her stylish appearance.
Later in the day, the couple attended a musical performance at the Escuela Tambores de Cabildo, a local drum school. For this event, Markle changed into a striped black and white top and skirt from Johanna Ortiz, another Colombian designer, showcasing her commitment to supporting local talent. She retained her beloved brimmed hat and paired the outfit with suede block heel sandals by Aquazzura, adding a touch of understated chic.
Both of Markle’s looks on day three of the tour exemplify the power of pared-back elegance. Her choice of neutrals and simple silhouettes proves that you don’t need bold colors or flashy accessories to make a statement. Her outfits, infused with local Colombian touches, reflect her refined style and appreciation for the culture and artistry of the country she is visiting.
