Meghan Markle has been sharing a variety of incredibly stylish outfit pictures on Instagram lately, and we have been enjoying taking a glimpse into her heatwave-ready wardrobe.
Favouring summery styles in neutral creams and lemon yellow, the Duchess of Sussex's laid-back California aesthetic is currently front and centre.
© @aseverMontecito is currently experiencing a heatwave, and Meghan took full advantage of the sun-drenched weather, donning a beautiful, weather-appropriate dress that she shared on her lifestyle brand, As Ever's Instagram account.
Meghan's new, throw-on style dress was by US brand Brochu Walker. Known as the 'Havana', it was designed in a light-reflecting, cool ivory and featured an oversized skirt and delicate puff sleeves. Priced at £260, it's the ideal summer style staple. Surprisingly, Prince Harry's wife also donned a pair of Hunter wellies as she filmed some content for her social media platform, despite the heat.
Princess Kate's wellingtons
Wellington boots are an outdoor must-have, particularly in cold weather. They offer insulation, comfort and also grip in woodland areas, especially. Meghan's sister-in-law, the Princess of Wales, is a huge fan of the humble wellington boot. It's the one item that the mother of Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis pulls off with major aplomb. As a fashion editor who has been writing about style for over fifteen years, I think the way she styles the rain essentials is impressive.
© GettyWellingtons are not known for their fashion flair. They are mainly touted as durable items of clothing during rainy periods. But somehow, Prince William's wife makes them look like a fashion statement. They cement her incredible country wardrobe, which is brimming with outdoor jackets, sumptuous scarves and slim-fitting trousers in a myriad of tonal greens and browns.
What Wellington boots does the Princess of Wales wear?
Although Kate has been spotted in Hunter wellies just like Meghan before, her go-to brand is Le Chameau's 'Vierzonord Neoprene Lined Wellington Boot', which costs £220.
© GettyIt's easy to see why she opts for this style and brand; they've been around since the 1920s and were the very first bootmaker to use a zipper on a rubber boot. Like many items in Kate's wardrobe, they are classic, not trend-led or designed, so they will last for many years to come.
