It seems that Meghan Markle and Abigail Spencer are fashion twins as well, with both opting for a stunning Heidi Merrick design just months apart.
The Duchess of Sussex sported the glamorous white dress at the Royal Salute Polo Challenge, exuding an effortlessly chic vibe, while her former Suits co-star wore it in September.
The dress, featuring a striking bow and an open back, is from the collection of Californian designer Heidi Merrick, whom actress Abigail seems to have a close relationship with.
Meghan, aged 42, showcased the outfit at the Royal Salute Polo Challenge on Saturday, epitomizing the perfect blend of sophistication and casual elegance. Meanwhile, Abigail chose the ensemble to commemorate designer Heidi’s anniversary celebrations with her husband Johnny Johnston.
Abigail shared a photo of herself in the chic attire on Instagram, accessorizing with a casual denim jacket and a black bag.
“On ‘down to earth,” he captioned the post, which featured a gallery of images from the festivities in Ojai, California. “Happy anniversary, Heidi and Johnny.”
Heidi also took to his social media platforms this week to express gratitude to the duchess for her support of the brand, mentioning that she “simply radiated” in the dress.
The royal, who has previously worn designs by the designer, paired the flowing white summer dress with a £2,650 Maison Valentino bag. To add height, the Duchess opted for a pair of £565 Aquazzura ‘Purist 105’ nude nappa leather pumps.
Completing the ensemble, Meghan accessorized with £175 Heidi Merrick ‘Santa Barbara’ sunglasses, named after the city where she and Harry reside with their two children.
For a touch of glamour, Meghan chose vintage Chanel earrings, Princess Diana’s Cartier Gold Tank Française watch priced at £7,050, a Cartier ‘Love’ yellow gold bracelet, and her new favorite Ariel Gordon Diamond Hex Tennis bracelet, believed to be a Valentine’s gift from Harry.
Meghan and Abigail have a long-standing friendship, with the actress, aged 42, making an emotional appearance in the Sussexes’ 2022 Netflix documentary.
