The Duchess of Re-wears is back, and she just attended her first solo engagement of the Sussexes' royal tour of Africa.
After royal baby Archie's big international debut and his first official engagement this morning, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's paths diverged. Meghan attended the Woodstock Exchange to meet with female entrepreneurs in Cape Town, while Prince Harry is headed to Botswana, Malawi and Angola.
For the occasion, the duchess re-wore her $120 black sleeveless jumpsuit by Everlane that she previously wore to the British Vogue photo shoot for the September issue that she guest-edited.
But it's Meghan's $215 bright gold dangling earrings that stole the show (and good thing Archie wasn't there to give them a good pull). She previously wore the gold stunners, by Gas Bijoux, during her and Harry's visit to Morocco in February. Then, she wore them with a black strapless pleated dress and white blazer.
Markle also added a simple gold and diamond cuff by Zofia Day to her ensemble. The cuff, which retails for $1,300, was worn with the duchess's new Jennifer Meyer turquoise and gold ring (currently sold out, similar here) in place of her three-carat diamond engagement ring.
For her first solo event of the tour, Markle also met with mothers2mothers, an organization that supports women with HIV and trains them to become health care workers for their community.
According to royal fashion blog Meghan's Mirror, the duchess also re-wore one of her favorite pairs of heels: the black Manolo Blahnik BB pumps that she's worn to Wimbledon, the Endeavor Awards Ceremony and on International Women's Day.
Clearly, the duchess understands the power of big dangly earrings with an understated neutral outfit. (Is it too early to add this to our holiday party outfit Pinterest board? Asking for a friend.)
