Meghan Markle exuded her signature style in a silk-printed dress paired with sandals during the second day of her trip to Nigeria with Prince Harry.
Making their way to an exhibition sitting volleyball match for the charity Nigeria: Unconquered, the Duchess of Sussex looked radiant in a Johanna Ortiz silk midi dress adorned with a thigh-split and a captivating black tropical print.
At 42, Meghan complemented the midi dress with Emme Parsons’ ‘Cecelia’ black leather sandals and oversized black sunglasses, while her sleek raven hair was elegantly tied in a ponytail.
She accessorized with Jennifer Meyer gold disc statement earrings, her Cartier gold watch, and an assortment of gold bracelets, including her Cartier bangle.
Accompanied by her husband Prince Harry, 39, Meghan walked hand in hand with him. Prince Harry sported a black polo-neck Invictus Games shirt, navy trousers featuring a buckle belt, and brown suede shoes.
The Sussexes are in Nigeria to advocate for the Invictus Games. The volleyball match took place at Nigeria: Unconquered in Abuja, a grassroots charity supporting wounded, injured, or sick servicemembers.
On Friday, the couple participated in their second engagement of the day at the Nigerian Defence Headquarters in Abuja. Meghan showcased elegance in a white tailored suit.
The Duchess donned a single-breasted blazer and fitted trousers, pairing them with a white vest top, while Prince Harry appeared dashing in a dark green suit. Observant royal enthusiasts promptly noticed that Meghan and Harry’s coordinated attire mirrored the white and green hues of the Nigerian flag.
For their initial engagement of the three-day Nigeria excursion on Friday, Meghan chose a stunning blush backless dress featuring a cinched waistline and a halterneck. She accessorized the floor-length ensemble with a gold choker necklace and matching statement earrings.
