From Beach Dresses to Ball Gowns, Meghan Markle's Maternity Style Is Totally on Point

On a busy day of engagements, Meghan changed from her Erdem coat to a white Victoria Beckham dress and matching pillbox hat, accessorized with green Victoria Beckham heels and matching clutch.

During a visit to Canada House, Meghan's outfit held special significance. She chose an Erdem coat to celebrate the designer's birth place Montreal, Canada, and paired this with Aquazzura pumps.

Meghan's outfit meant business when she joined panel discussion on International Women's Day, proving that business doesn't have to mean boring. She wore an azzura swirl-print dress by Reiss, a black Alexander McQueen blazer, and her Manolo Blahnik BB pumps.

Meghan liked her navy and black ensemble in Morocco so much, she decided to do it again for a guest appearance at WE Day UK, this time accessorised with Manolo Blahnik pumps instead of her trusty Birdies flats.

For a special celebration in honour of Prince Charles, Meghan chose a metallic brocade dress worn under a Amanda Wakeley coat, accessorised with a Wilbur and Gussie clutch and suede heels by Paul Andrew.

For her last engagement in Morocco, Meghan wore a bespoke dress by Carolina Herrera in an intricate blue print.

Stepping out in the sunshine in Morocco, Meghan wore a black pleated dress by Loyd/Ford with a white Aritzia blazer and Bijoux earrings, but all eyes were on her feet, as she finished the look with a cute pair of spotted Manolo Blahnik slingbacks.

On an outing in Rabat, Morocco, Meghan kept things casual in a breton top by Equipment, black skinny jeans from Rag & Bone, and black suede boots.

She added a utility jacket, from the men's section of J.Crew, when the temperature dropped.

On the same night as the Academy Awards, Meghan brought some serious glamour to a special dinner with the British ambassador to Morocco. She stepped out wearing a kaftan-inspired gown from Dior, finished with gold accessories and Birks diamond earrings.

Meghan broke fashion rules when she wore a navy Alice + Olivia blazer over an all-black outfit in Morocco. She ditched her usual heels for a more comfortable choice: a pair of $120 Birdies flats.

As she touched down in Morocco with Prince Harry, Meghan wore perhaps the most glamorous airplane outfit ever, a red Valentino dress with cape detail.

After her baby shower, Meghan traveled back to London in a comfy athleisure combo topped with a camel coat and finished with a Cuyana handbag.

For her baby shower in NYC, Meghan wore a vintage 1965 Courrèges Haute Couture cloak from William Vintage with Hatch jeans and Stuart Weitzman shoes.

Meghan teamed a Calvin Klein dress with an Amanda Wakeley coat for a theater trip, finishing the look with olive suede accessories.

Claire Waight Keller designed this custom ensemble for the duchess to wear to the Enveavour Fund Awards. It featured a button-down shirt tucked into a high-waisted skirt with a slit. Meghan teamed it with a Givenchy clutch bag, and Aquazzura heels with gold straps.

Meghan Markle joined Prince Harry for a visit to Bristol, England and wore an animal printed chiffon dress over her Sarah Flint boots. She played up the olive tone of her Oscar de la Renta dress, coordinating her suede Ralph Lauren clutch with her shoes, and finishing the outfit with Pippa Small diamond studs.

Meghan Markle paid a visit to the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), stepping out in a chic black Givenchy coat with a black dress, also from the brand, underneath. She finished off the look with a pair of beige pumps and Dean Davidson gemstone earrings.

Meghan Markle visited the National Theatre in London. She wowed us in an off-the-runway pale pink Brandon Maxwell look, with Aquazzura heels and a gold-trimmed box clutch by Carolina Herrera.

The royal couple attended the premiere of Cirque du Soleil's Totem. Meghan looked stunning in a navy sequined Roland Mouret dress, accessorized with Stuart Weitzman heels, a gold bracelet that belonged to Princess Diana, and a black satin Givenchy clutch.

While in Birkenhead, England, Meghan visited one of her patron charities, Mayhew, which focuses on animal welfare. For the visit, she wore a classic Armani coat, a beige H&M knit dress, matching Stella McCartney slingback heels, and a Stella McCartney bag.

Meghan wore this colorful statement outfit to travel to Birkenhead, England, in January for a number of community projects. She paired this striking red Sentaler coat with a purple Maxwell dress by Babaton, red heels, and a tan Gabriela Hearst bag.

Meghan wore this sleek gray Soia & Kyo coat to a visit to Brinsworth House, the Royal Variety Charity's residential care home. With the coat, she wore a floral Brock Collection dress.

The Duchess of Sussex made a surprise appearance at the 2018 Fashion Awards in London to award a special honor to Givenchy's Clare Waight Keller, who designed Meghan's wedding gown. She stunned on stage in a black one-shoulder Givenchy gown, Tamara Mellon heels, and Pippa Small jewelry.

In November, Meghan visited the Hubb Community Kitchen to see how the funds from the Together: Our Community Cookbook launch have made a difference. She stepped out in a burgundy Club Monaco dress with a Peter Pan collar, a matching coat, black tights, and black Givenchy ankle boots.

While in New Zealand, the royal couple visited Te Papaiouru Marae for a formal powhiri, or welcome ceremony, in their honour. For the occasion, Meghan wore a Stella McCartney midi dress and matching Manolo Blahnik pumps, along with a beautiful Pounamu necklace from Maori designer Kiri Nathan, which was presented to the duchess as a gift from New Zealand Governor-General Patsy Reddy.

On the final day of the royal tour, Meghan debuted a bespoke Givenchy sweater and midi skirt combo that made our heart skip a few beats. She accessorised her stunning ensemble with Manolo Blahnik suede pumps and Boh Runga disc earrings.

On her last day in New Zealand, the Duchess of Sussex also wore basic black skinny jeans by Mother Denim, a navy Givenchy blouse, and black flats by Birdies when she and Prince Harry went for a walk in the forest. The star of her outfit, however, was her chic and understated puffer jacket from Scandinavian brand Norrona, which she adorably borrowed from her husband.

When she attended a reception at the Auckland War Memorial Museum with the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Meghan wore a ruffled midi dress by Antonio Berardi, which eagle-eyed fans might recognize. the Duchess of Sussex actually debuted this sophisticated dress back in May 2017, when she made her way to England to support Prince Harry — her then boyfriend — who was competing in the Audi Polo Challenge. This time around, she paired the navy number with her go-to Aquazzura Deneuve heels, a black clutch, and gold pendant earrings.

While in New Zealand, Meghan slipped into an elegant white sheath dress, which she paired with a long trench coat and neutral suede heels.

Meghan kept things casual as she and Harry dedicated the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy in the rain. For the occasion, she wore a black Lavender Hill Clothing Co. t-shirt, a Karen Walker jacket, and J.Crew jeans. She paired the ensemble with Boh Runga stud earrings, a Simon James diamond necklace modeled after a Maori tattoo, and a pair of fittingly named "Reign" boots from the Muck Boot Company.

For an event in Wellington, New Zealand, Meghan wore a sophisticated yet sultry tuxedo dress by Maggie Marilyn. She paired the smart design — which originally featured ruched sleeves and came with practical side pockets — with a navy coat, matching suede heels, and delicate silver jewelry, looking as stylish as ever.

While in New Zealand, the Duchess of Sussex wrapped up in a raincoat, which she paired with black jeans, a scarf, and comfortable white sneakers by Stella McCartney for Adidas.

On a visit to the Maranui Cafe in Wellington, New Zealand, Meghan kept things casual in a soft waterfall jacket by Club Monaco and Outland Denim jeans. She finished her laid-back look with a serious pair of statement-making boots by Stuart Weitzman.

For a reception at Government House in New Zealand, where Meghan spoke at the podium to celebrate the 125th anniversary of women's suffrage in the country, she wore an elegant midi designed by Gabriela Hearst. She finished her ensemble with Stuart Weitzman sandals, a Dior satin clutch, and jewels from Birks and Simon James.

As she and Harry landed in Wellington, New Zealand, Meghan walked off the plane in a pretty incredible outfit: a Karen Walker coat, a simple black dress from ASOS, her trusty Sarah Flint pumps, and Birks drop earrings.

For the flight from Australia to New Zealand, Meghan wore a stunning burgundy midi dress, which she accessorized with blush heels, a matching handbag, and drop earrings.

On her last day in Australia, Meghan attended the Invictus Games wheelchair basketball finals alongside Prince Harry, For the occasion, she wore a burgundy wrap top by Theodore Scanlan, black Outland Denim Jeans, Sarah Flint heels, and Shaun Leane earrings.

Meghan slipped into an olive green halter dress by Antonio Berardi to address the crowd at the Invictus Games.

Meghan was a vision in a dreamy Oscar de la Renta dress when she attended the Australian Geographic Society Awards in Sydney.

For the unveiling of the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy at Tupou College in Tonga, Meghan stepped out in a sky blue Veronica Beard shirtdress, which she matched perfectly with a pair of blue suede heels from Banana Republic.

For the second day of her visit in Tonga, Meghan stepped out in a striped cotton shirt dress from Australian designer Martin Grant. She completed the look with a pair of classic heels in a complementary shade of olive green and a neutral-toned clutch.

For her arrival in Tonga, Meghan put on a bright red Self-Portrait number that complemented the shade of the country's flag. The customized long-sleeved gown featured intricate floral details and a belted waist, and she paired it with Manolo Blahnik pumps and a Christian Dior clutch, both in navy.

For an evening appearance in Tonga, Meghan chose a white Theia dress, which she accessorized with an aquamarine Asprey ring that once belonged to Princess Diana.

Meghan Markle said goodbye to Fiji in style and opted for a Jason Wu sheath dress, which featured a unique pleated shoulder detail along with angular sleeves. She paired the number with gold Pippa Small drop earrings, matching bangles, and her trusty Manolo Blahnik pumps.

For a visit at the University of the South Pacific in Fiji, Meghan wore a bold and beautiful dress from Figue, which featured multicolored pom-poms and asymmetrical ruffles. She paired the ensemble with Karen Walker earrings, a Shaun Leane bracelet, and black Castañer espadrilles.

Meghan Markle said hello to Fiji in sophisticated and sublime style, wearing a white long-sleeved Zimmermann dress and a matching Stephen Jones hat, which she paired with a couple of royally special gifts.

When she and Prince Harry attended a state dinner on their first night in Fiji, Meghan slipped into a stunning cape dress by London-based label Safiyaa, which she paired with dramatic drop earrings.

On a trip to Fraser Island in Queensland, Australia, the Duchess of Sussex kept cool in a linen dress by the laid-back, eco-friendly fashion brand Reformation.

For a lunchtime reception with Invictus Games competitors, Meghan wore a smart striped blazer, black turtleneck, Outland Denim Jeans, Aquazzura pumps, and Oroton crossbody bag.

At the Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge in Sydney, Meghan rocked tortoiseshell sunglasses by Illesteva, which she teamed with a White Altuzarra blazer, Tabitha Simmons slingback pumps, Mother Denim jeans, Ecksand stackable rings, and of course, her Invictus Games button-up top.

When Meghan and Prince Harry visited the ANZAC Memorial at Hyde Park in Sydney, she wore a black Emilia Wickstead dress with more than 15 buttons from top to bottom, which she paired with a black fascinator hat by Irish designer Philip Treacy.

For a visit to the Macarthur Girls High School in Sydney, Australia, Meghan wore a two-tone, sleeveless midi dress by Roksanda, which she paired with Stuart Weitzman pumps and Birks jewellery. The design also came with a fun and surprising pop of red, which was revealed when Meghan sat down.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry hit the beach in Sydney on day four of their tour in Australia, and the duchess then wore a striped dress from Martin Grant's 2019 Resort collection. She finished her look with a pair of espadrilles, which she ended up taking off to walk on the sand.

When she headed to the South Melbourne Beach, Meghan traded her Dion Lee dress for a Club Monaco A-line number, which had a more streamlined fit, a shorter hemline, and featured gold buttons on the side. She finished her outfit with a Martin Grant trench coat, her trusted Rothy's flats, and a Shaun Leane diamond bangle.

Meghan and Harry started the day in Melbourne's Botanic Gardens, and for the occasion, the duchess wore a sleeveless navy dress by Australian designer Dion Lee. She teamed her ensemble with matching Manolo Blahnik pumps, a Gucci clutch, and her a Shaun Leane cuff.

During her royal tour stop in Dubbo, Australia, Meghan gave Serena Williams a subtle shout-out by choosing a check blazer from her fashion line. She wore it with a crisp white Maison Kitsuné blouse, Outland denim, J.Crew ankle boots, and jewellery by Sydney-based designer Natalie Marie and Adina Reyter.

After a busy first day in Sydney, Meghan changed into a khaki pleated dress by Brandon Maxwell, which she wore with neutral pumps and accessorized with some of Princess Diana's jewels.

For her first official engagement in Australia, Meghan wore the very appropriately named "Blessed Dress" by Australian designer Karen Gee. She finished off her look with a long trench coat, Stuart Weitzman pumps, and accessorized with precious jewelry that belonged to Princess Diana.

Later that day, she traded her heels for a pair of black walkable flats.

On Oct. 12, Meghan stepped out alongside other members of the royal family to attend Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's wedding. The celebration happened just three days before she announced her pregnancy, and she kept her growing bump hidden by wearing a navy ensemble by Givenchy, which she paired with matching Manolo Blahnik heels. She accessorised it with a bespoke hat by Noel Stewart and delicate gold jewellery.

In early October, Meghan stunned in an outfit that no other British royal had ever worn before. For a day in West Sussex, the Duchess of Sussex chose to wear a forest-green leather pencil skirt from BOSS. She teamed it with a matching silk blouse by & Other Stories, a cream coat by Emporio Armani, neutral Stuart Weitzman pumps, and the most wanted bag of the season.

For her very first solo outing as a member of the royal family, Meghan wore a black Givenchy dress, looking as stylish and sophisticated as ever. She paired her long-sleeved number with her trusty pair of Aquazzura bow heels and accessorised her ensemble with a black Givenchy satin clutch and diamond earrings.

When she stepped out alongside Prince Harry for the inaugural Coach Core Awards, Meghan wore a stylish belted top by Oscar de la Renta and black flared pants by Altuzarra, which she accessorised with black pumps and a Pascale Monvoisin shell necklace.

When Meghan attended the 100 Days to Peace concert alongside Prince Harry, she wore a bright blue Jason Wu dress, which, because of its strategically placed ruffles, immediately started pregnancy rumours. She accessorised the dress with a Dior clutch and went back to basics by wearing matching Aquazzura heels with an eye-catching, embellished strap.