Despite being one of the senior members of the royal family, Prince Harry could have easily been mistaken for a tech billionaire while filming for Netflix. The 39-year-old Duke of Sussex was photographed in Palm Beach on Saturday capturing images for his upcoming series on the stylish world of polo.
He opted for a low-key outfit, donning a baggy gray T-shirt and black jeans, complemented by $250 suede corduroy sneakers from Californian fashion house Vince, which he had previously worn during a flight to Japan with his polo teammate Nacho Figueras in August 2023.
Completing his film ensemble, Harry wore a black cap branded with the Archewell logo. His casual attire closely resembled the “quiet luxury” style often favored by tech billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, who have been frequently pictured in t-shirts, jeans, and designer sneakers in recent years.
In fact, Zuckerberg gave a keynote speech at the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona in 2016, sporting an almost identical outfit to Prince Harry’s Palm Beach look. Similarly, Jeff Bezos was seen wearing a t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers for a flight to Miami in December 2023.
During filming, Prince Harry was spotted walking barefoot next to Nacho Figueras, wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans.
On Friday, Harry and Meghan were the main attractions as they attended a charity match during the Royal Salute Polo Challenge at the prestigious Grand Champions Polo Club. The couple appeared relaxed and at ease, surrounded by close friends and a dozen Netflix film crew for their new production.
Meghan was seen leaning on a friend’s shoulder before giving their daughter a loving hug. The carefully orchestrated event raised funds for Sentebale, an organization co-founded by the Prince in 2006 to support children fighting HIV in Africa. It also served as an opportunity to commence filming for Harry’s new documentary, offering “unprecedented access to the world of professional polo,” one of two new projects the Sussexes have in development.
Meghan was accompanied at the event, which had tickets priced at $1,600 each, by her close friend Serena Williams, and she dressed to impress in an $800 dress by Californian designer Heidi Merrick.
