Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry at the Invictus Games in Düsseldorf. Photo: imago/Panama Pictures
Duchess Meghan is a fan of high-quality clothing. She also showed some expensive outfits and accessories at her appearances in Düsseldorf.
Duchess Meghan (42) is said to have worn outfits and jewelry worth almost 284,000 pounds (around 330,000 euros) during her multi-day visit to the Invictus Games in Düsseldorf. At least that’s what the British Daily Mail reports. The Duchess of Sussex presented designer clothing, expensive accessories and valuable jewelry at the sporting event for disabled soldiers.
According to the paper, Duchess Meghan chose some very expensive brands such as Givenchy or Chanel, but also appeared in more affordable outfits. For her first appearance at the Invictus Games, for example, Meghan wore a black midi dress worth the equivalent of around 130 euros – but also extremely expensive jewelry, which she presented with various outfits.
Duchess Meghan relies on expensive accessories
According to the report, the wife of Prince Harry (39) also combined another outfit, consisting of a light blazer and shorts for a total of around 300 euros, with expensive accessories, including Chanel shoes for 980 euros or a Givenchy belt for 420 euros . Another highlight was Duchess Meghan’s denim midi dress by Carolina Herrera, worth around 1,200 euros.
At the closing ceremony of the Invictus Games in Düsseldorf on Saturday (September 16th), Meghan presented a green, strapless dress with a delicate floral pattern from Cult Gaia. According to the Daily Mail, this will cost around 960 euros.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are heading home
This Sunday, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are reportedly on their way home to the USA, where their children Archie (4) and Lillibet (2) are waiting for them. The couple has lived in Montecito, California since 2020. The British prince and his American-born wife had previously resigned as senior members of the royal family.
2023-09-17 17:38:58
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