Meghan Markle's Royal Tour Wardrobe Only Expanded As She Traveled From Place to Place

For Meghan and Harry's final event of the tour, the two visited the Redwoods Treewalk in Rotorua. Meghan made her way through the forest in a Norrøna puffer jacket that actually belonged to Prince Harry, Mother Denim skinny jeans, and Birdies slippers, which ring in at $120.

Meghan joined Harry on a trip to Rainbow Springs, where they learned about New Zealand's endangered kiwi bird. On the way, they stopped to greet the people of Rotorua, and Meghan showed off all angles of her bespoke pleated Givenchy skirt, which came in gorgeous shades of blue. She capped off the look with her Manolo Blahnik suede pumps and Boh Runga disc earrings.

Meghan and Harry spent their last day of the tour in Rotorua, New Zealand, where they visited Te Papaiouru Marae for a formal powhiri. Meghan wore a navy Stella McCartney dress for the occasion, styled with her Manolo Blahnik pumps, Boh Runga gold disc earrings, and a very special Pounamu necklace from Maori designer Kiri Nathan, a gift from New Zealand Governor General Patsy Reddy. The pendant is a unique, powerful stone that holds significant meaning.

For a reception hosted by the prime minister at the Auckland War Memorial Museum, Meghan repeated an old Antonio Berardi high-low dress, which she first wore to support then-boyfriend Prince Harry at a polo match back in May 2017. This time around, Meghan worked her double-breasted design with Aquazzura pumps, an elegant clutch, and gold hoop earrings.

Meghan wore an ivory Brandon Maxwell sheath dress for a visit with New Zealand's prime minister to Pillars, a charity that is dedicated to helping, supporting, and raising funds for children who have an incarcerated parent. Meghan threw a Burberry trench over the midlength number and stuck to neutrals with her Stuart Weitzman pumps. She accessorized with Boh Runga disc earrings.

Meghan and Prince Harry unveiled a plaque that dedicates land to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy in Auckland. For the event outdoors, Meghan worked "Reign" boots from the Muck Boot Company with J.Crew jeans, a Lavender Hill Clothing Co. tee, Karen Walker blazer, and jewels from Boh Runga and Simon James.

Meghan appropriately selected a New Zealand-based designer, Maggie Marilyn, for an event celebrating Wellington's thriving art scene. Her custom tuxedo dress was capped off with Manolo Blahnik heels, a Simon James necklace, and a navy coat, which Meghan balanced like a cape on her shoulders.

Meghan styled her Outland denim with a raincoat, a cozy scarf, and Stella McCartney x Adidas Stan Smith sneakers on an outdoor adventure in New Zealand with Prince Harry.

Meghan made quite the statement on day two of her New Zealand stop in lace-up Stuart Weitzman boots that had edge. She tucked her go-to Outland denim into her shoes and wore a Club Monaco trench over her Jac + Jack turtleneck.

Meghan's stunning bespoke Gabriela Hearst teacup dress reminded us of one of Kate Middleton's classics. Meghan styled the look with a Dior satin clutch, Stuart Weitzman Nudist sandals, and jewels from Birks and Simon James for a reception at New Zealand's Government House with Prince Harry.

Meghan wore her first maternity dress from ASOS — which rings in at $56! — underneath a Karen Walker coat when she touched down in New Zealand with Prince Harry. She finished her outfit with Sarah Flint pumps and Birks earrings.

When Meghan and Harry departed Australia for New Zealand, Meghan worked a cranberry Boss by Hugo Boss Dress in a breathable fabric with a Cuyana mini bag and Aquazzura Casablanca pumps in nude.

Meghan gave a speech in an olive green Antonio Berardi halter dress at the Invictus Games closing ceremony in Australia. She styled the lovely number with her Aquazzura heels and a pair of gorgeous gemstone earrings.

Meghan styled a red peplum Theodore Scanlan jacket with her Outland denim, Shaun Leane earrings, and Sarah Flint heels at the Invictus Games in Australia with Prince Harry.

Meghan's Oscar de la Renta bird-stitched gown instantly conjured images of Fleur Delacour's wedding dress in Harry Potter. Meghan stunned in the unexpected design at the Australian Geographic Society Awards in Sydney, finishing her outfit with Aquazzura bow slingbacks.

Meghan joined Prince Harry to attend the unveiling of the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy at Tupou College in Tonga, where she sported this sky blue Veronica Beard shirtdress with a cinch at the waist. She wore Banana Republic heels to finish the look.

Meghan stepped out in Tonga in a gorgeous olive striped Martin Grant shirtdress that she coordinated with matching Manolo Blahnik pumps, a Prada clutch, and Birks jewels. We were so inspired by her wearable outfit, we shopped for a handful of styles under $100 just like it!

Meghan brought us back to her bridal reception look when she stepped out in Tonga wearing this custom Theia gown that she paired with her "something blue," the aquamarine ring that once belonged to Princess Diana. Meghan finished her glamorous outfit with a Givenchy clutch and Aquazzura heels.

Meghan styled this belted, long-sleeved Self-Portrait dress with navy accessories, including Manolo Blahnik pumps and a Christian Dior clutch, when she touched down in Tonga alongside Prince Harry.

Before departing from Fiji, Meghan rocked this hunter green Jason Wu sheath with golden hammered Pippa Small earrings and Manolo Blahnik pumps.

Meghan's flirty Figue ruffled dress came complete with pom-poms and felt majorly relaxed for day two of the Fiji stop. She styled it with her black Castañer wedges, Karen Walker earrings, a Shaun Leane bracelet, and a clutch made by local women at the Suva Market in Fiji. Many people remarked how similar Prince Harry and Meghan's outfits were to the ones Prince William and Kate Middleton wore during their own 2012 tour in the Solomon Islands.

Meghan wore what was perhaps her most striking look of the entire royal tour at a state dinner the first night in Fiji. She chose a caped Safiyaa dress that she paired with gorgeous chandelier earrings. With the addition of Prince Harry's bow-tie, the two made quite the glamorous pair.

Meghan look sophisticated upon touch down in Fiji, sporting a three-quarter-sleeved Zimmermann mididress with a Stephen Jones hat and some gifted jewelry, including earrings from Queen Elizabeth and a bracelet from Prince Charles. She wore Tabitha Simmons pumps and a Kayu black straw clutch.

On a trip to Fraser Island in Queensland, Australia, Meghan broke another royal rule by opting for a linen dress by the eco-friendly fashion brand Reformation that featured a deep slit. She accessorized with a pair of $245 Sarah Flint flats that have a waiting list.

Before changing into a striped Reformation dress, Meghan rocked this polka-dot & Other Stories shirt dress for her arrival at Hervey Bay. Her sister-in-law Kate Middleton wore a similar number days before.

Meghan opted for a navy Stella McCartney cape dress for a night out at the Sydney Opera House. She actually wore this gown to Queen Elizabeth's birthday festivities a couple of months ago. She paired the stunning dress with a Gillian Anderson coat ($516), neutral pumps, Birks sapphire earrings, and a custom Christian Dior clutch.

Meghan kept things casual at the Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge wearing an Illesteva pair ($240), which she teamed with a white Altuzarra blazer, Tabitha Simmons pumps ($695), Mother Denim jeans ($196), Ecksand stackable rings, and her Invictus Games button-up top.

After spending the day in Melbourne, Australia, in a navy blue Dion Lee dress, Meghan switched into this Club Monaco number with a gold button trim for the beach. She traded in her heels for her trusted Rothy's flats, marking the second time she wore them while on the trip. Meghan accessorized her outfit with a gold Shaun Leane bracelet, and she kept the same Martin Grant trench on for coverage.

Meghan started her day in Melbourne, Australia in an asymmetrical dress by Australian designer Dion Lee, styled underneath her Martin Grant trench. She wore Manolo Blahnik pumps ($625) and a Gucci clutch, finishing her outfit with a Shaun Leane bangle ($1,211).

Meghan received a gold painted pasta necklace from a boy named Gavin during an appearance, which she gratefully accepted and wore proudly.

Meghan supported her good friend Serena Williams by wearing a blazer from her collection while visiting Dubbo with Prince Harry. Later in the day, she slipped off the outerwear to reveal a white Maison Kitsuné blouse ($219), which she styled with Outland denim ($195) and J.Crew ankle boots ($178). Meghan accessorized this look with delicate jewelry, including Adina Reyter earrings ($498) and a Natalie Marie initial necklace ($357).

Meghan wore a pleated shirtdress from Brandon Maxwell's Spring 2019 collection for an afternoon reception hosted by the governor-general at Admiralty House in Sydney. She accessorized the look with nude Tamara Mellon pumps ($395) and Princess Diana's jewelry, which she kept on from earlier in the day.

Meghan slightly switched up her look when she added a functional Martin Grant trench and a pair of affordable Rothy's flats to her white Karen Gee shift. She also wore a pair of Krewe aviator sunglasses ($315).

Meghan glowed in this ultrasophisticated Karen Gee shift, aptly called the "Blessed dress." She styled the number, which featured a subtle slit at the back, with Stuart Weitzman heels and butterfly earrings and a bracelet that once belonged to Princess Diana.

When Meghan and Harry touched down in Sydney, Meghan was dressed in a black coat with a maroon collar and a foundation of a crisp turtleneck and tapered trousers that revealed her Sarah Flint heels. She wore the same jacket for the Invictus Games promo, in which she posed alongside Prince Harry.