Meghan Markle Arrives In Sussex Wearing The Modest Leather Skirt Of Your Dreams
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit their namesake
When they got married back in May, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry became the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Ahead of their first royal tour later this month, Meghan and Harry are visiting their namesake of Sussex together for the first time.
Arriving at Edes House in Chichester in the South of England this morning, Meghan wore a gorgeous cream coat, with a black shirt and black leather skirt from BOSS by Hugo Boss underneath, and nude heels. Meghan is carrying a Gabriela Hearst Nina bag, per @HeavenQRF and Meghan’s Mirror.
Getty Images
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, make their first joint official visit to Sussex. Pic @PA pic.twitter.com/xNobIMuPg8
— Derek Momodu (@DelMody) October 3, 2018
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex met pupils from Westbourne House School during a walkabout in #Chichester. #HarryandMeghan pic.twitter.com/evFmPzxtO0
— BBC South East (@bbcsoutheast) October 3, 2018
#duchessofsussex in very smart cream coat, black blouse and black leather skirt (I think…) pic.twitter.com/QjIZQAOsNr
— Emily Andrews (@byEmilyAndrews) October 3, 2018
As usual, the royals looked adorable together:
And here they are! The first picture of #HarryandMeghan in Chichester on their first official joint visit to Sussex. pic.twitter.com/uVVyvfSw7m
— BBC South East (@bbcsoutheast) October 3, 2018
During their tour of Sussex, Meghan and Harry will be meeting with members of the public, and visiting key landmarks in the region. Their first visit of the day is to Edes House in Chichester, and it’s particularly apt as they will get to see Sussex’s rare handwritten copy of the Declaration of Independence. It was recently verified as being authentic, with the only other copy being held in Washington D.C.—so it’s especially exciting that, as an American, the Duchess of Sussex will get to see the prestigious document.
The royals will also visit Bognor Regis on the South Coast of England to open the University of Chichester’s new Technology Park, before heading to The Joff Youth Centre in Peacehaven. Finally they will visit the Brighton Survivors’ Network, which “aims to reduce sexual violence and its impact on survivors’ lives.”
Meghan and Harry’s royal tour will see them visit Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and the Kingdom of Tonga later this month. They will also attend the Invictus Games in Sydney.