The Duchess of Sussex turned heads as she arrived in Fiji - now you can replicate her look for a fraction of the price
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MEGHAN Markle wore an outfit costing more than £2,000 as she stepped off the plane in Fiji this morning, having changed from a casual pair of jeans and a shirt on the flight.
The pregnant Duchess of Sussex sported earrings belonging to The Queen and a bracelet gifted to her by the Prince of Wales as she arrived in the country.
The diamond tennis bracelet was paired with pearl and diamond-drop pendant earrings, which she has worn on plenty of occasions including on her first ever outing with The Queen.
Her dress was by Australian designer Zimmermann, but is not yet available on their website and is thought to be custom-made.
However, similar dresses sell upwards of £750 - and many cost thousands of pounds.
Meghan also wore her favourite Aquazzura suede court shoes with a 4.5 inch heel - despite being pregnant.
She also sported her favourite £173 Kayu Anna clutch, which she has carried multiple times before.
In total the outfit - not including the priceless gems - would have cost in excess of £2,000.
However, we've found a clever way to replicate Meghan's outfit for less.
We trawled the high street to find dupes - so (even if you don't have a designer at your beck and call) you can look like Meg.
Just like Meghan's Aquazzura heels, the Miss KG pair feature a classic pointed toe, a bow back design and both are finished with a cut-out detail.
And with Miss KG's version being £451 cheaper than the Aquazzura pair (they're currently in the sale and reduced from £59), we can't wait to get our hands on the mirror image style.
Meanwhile, if you love her white dress but don't have access to a designer who will make bespoke pieces for you, then Asos have a virtual rip.
This Asos dress, costing £42, has a boned corset and comes to the knees. Like Meghan's it has a noticeable pleat in the middle and has long sleeves.
Plus points: it is not bespoke, so you can actually buy it, and won't leave you bankrupt.
Meghan loves this clutch and takes it everywhere. This similar-looking one from Asos isn't straw but has a gold clasp at the top.
It's the perfect size for a lippie, mobile phone and comb.
White feather fascinator clip, Dorothy Perkins, £14 -
Meghan's hat is likely to be a bespoke design. However, this Dorothy Perkins number - which you can buy online - is much cheaper and would be pretty for a wedding.
This is the one native Australian food Meghan Markle refused to try during Melbourne lunch.
They were greeted with hugs and flowers as they arrived in Dubbo just days after announcing they were expecting their first child in spring next year.
Meghan is said to have told royal fans she was "running on adrenaline" as the couple fit in 76 engagements in 16 days.