All the Times Meghan Markle Wasn't Afraid to Show a Little Extra Skin

Meghan stepped out in this midnight navy Roland Mouret dress for Cirque du Soleil's Totem at the Royal Albert Hall in London in January 2019. The skirt featured a wrap-effect that unveiled a slit at the front, all the better for Meghan to show off her Stuart Weitzman shoes. She accessorized with a Givenchy clutch.

Meghan's gorgeous Brock Collection dress showed off her baby bump in December 2018, when she paid a visit to the Royal Variety Charity's residential care home, Brinsworth House. Meghan stood tall in her Aquazzura slingback heels, not shying away from the spotlight for one second.

When Meghan made a surprise appearance at The Fashion Awards in December 2018 to present designer Clare Waight Keller with a special honor, she wore a breathtaking longline silhouette from Givenchy with Pippa Small jewelry and Tamara Mellon heels. Meghan bared her shoulders in the bold neckline.

Meghan opted for a sequined spaghetti strap halter and body-conscious mermaid skirt from Safiyaa when she attended the 2018 Royal Variety Performance at London Palladium in November. She accessorized with Aquazzura heels and Birks earrings.

Meghan wore this ultraflattering Antonio Berardi dress to attend a reception at the Auckland War Memorial Museum with the Prime Minister of New Zealand in November 2018. She actually debuted this design earlier, in May 2017, when she supported Harry at the Audi Polo Challenge. This time, she paired the striking number with Aquazzura heels, a leather clutch, and delicate teardrop earrings.

Meghan worked this sleeveless Maggie Marilyn tuxedo minidress in November 2018, when she attended an event to support Wellington's thriving art scene in New Zealand with Prince Harry. She styled the eye-catching look with navy pumps.

Meghan's Oscar de la Renta dress was made of tulle when she gave a speech at the Australian Geographic Society Awards in Sydney in October 2018. The bold look featured an illusion neckline — it was as if the birds on her dress were painted onto her skin!

When Meghan took the stage at the Invictus Games in Sydney in October 2018, she wore this olive Antonio Berardi dress that came with a surprise. The neckline might have been modest, but Meghan's open back showed off her toned arms, and she walked tall in Aquazzura ankle-strap pumps.

You've probably got a beach caftan similar to the Reformation dress Meghan debuted on a trip to Fraser Island in Queensland, Australia in October 2018. The lightweight, linen fabric blew up in the wind, showing off Meghan's legs and a better look at her Sarah Flint open sandals.

Meghan's Martin Grant tank dress looked lovely on Bondi Beach in Australia in October 2018. She even picked up the hem of her Summer-friendly number to reveal bold Castañer wedges that lent her more height.

Meghan impressed us in this black Judith and Charles blazer mini when she arrived at a performance of Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London in August 2018. The impeccably tailored design stopped above the knee, and Meghan wore a gold box clutch and tall Paul Andrew heels, attracting even more attention to her legs.

Meghan's Carolina Herrera Trooping the Colour dress was actually an homage to Princess Diana, who wore a very similar design at the Berlin Opera House in 1987. The risk paid off, and this shoulder-baring look quickly became one to remember after its June 2018 debut. Meghan accessorized it with a Philip Treacy hat and Birks jewels.

While Meghan's Givenchy wedding gown was modest, her reception dress, a formfitting Stella McCartney halter with a little room in the skirt for lifting, was flirty and fun. Meghan seemed totally relaxed and carefree for her May 2018 nuptials, showing off her shoulders for the party in this stunning number, accessorized with Aquazzura heels, Cartier earrings, and Princess Diana's aquamarine gemstone ring.

Meghan's Theory blazer came in an off-the-shoulder cut when she visited Cardiff Castle with Prince Harry in January 2018, marking one of her first royal engagements. She accessorized with earrings from Zofia Day and Gabriela Artigas.

Meghan's Ralph & Russo engagement dress sent out a message to the world when these portraits were released in December 2017: I'm proud of my unique sense of style. The embroidered top and tiered skirt were more glamorous than modest and streamlined, and she looked stunning.