We've found Meghan Markle's exact linen suit - and the incredibly chic high-street lookalikes that are set to sell out
Meghan Markle is known for her love of designer fashion - and once again, she delivered a masterclass in elegance.
This week, the Duchess stepped out in a chic Ralph Lauren suit, paired with a silk blouse from the brand and her trusty Manolo Blahnik heels.
A perfect choice for spring, the suit is tailored from breathable linen in a flattering camel hue. Featuring an oversized blazer and wide-leg trousers, the ensemble is classic Meghan - modern, refined and effortlessly stylish.
While her exact outfit is available to shop below, be prepared - it comes with a hefty price tag.
Thankfully, we've found the best high street alternatives so you can recreate the look for less. Keep scrolling for our curated picks.
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Ralph Lauren Collection Silk-Linen Twill Suit
This elegant suit from Ralph Lauren is crafted from a luxurious silk-linen blend, featuring an oversized blazer paired with wide-leg trousers.
Genuine horn buttons add a refined, high-end finish.
£3,830 Shop
Ralph Lauren Collection Karen Silk Georgette Blouse
Made in Italy, Ralph Lauren's Karen blouse is cut from double silk georgette for a soft, flowing drape.
Traditional menswear details like a French placket and spread collar contrast beautifully with its feminine tie cuffs.
£1,210 Shop
H&M Linen-Blend Suit
H&M's linen-blend suit is the ultimate easy-to-wear outfit, combining a relaxed blazer with longline trousers.
Pair it with a simple t-shirt and sandals for an effortlessly cool look.
£219.98 Shop
Reiss Devon Linen-Blend Suit
Reiss delivers a structured take on the trend with a sharply tailored blazer, incorporating a double-breasted front and padded shoulders.
The matching wide-leg trousers feature pressed creases for a polished finish.
£448 Shop
Lindex Linen-Blend Suit
From Lindex's premium collection, this suit features a lightweight blazer and straight-leg trousers made from structured fabric.
A high waist and subtle pleats add a flattering finish to the laidback look.
£149.98 Shop
M&S Autograph Pure Silk Organza Shirt
Upgrade your wardrobe with this pure silk shirt from M&S, designed with a crisp collar and classic fit.
The semi-sheer fabric brings a contemporary edge, making it perfect for layering.
£89 Shop
Next Suede Court Shoes
These classic camel court shoes from Next feature a sleek pointed toe and stiletto heel.
Completed with memory foam insoles, they blend style with all-day comfort.
£44 Shop
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