Meghan Markle Lives by These Style Rules, Whether She Knows It or Not

Meghan lives to show off her shoulders, and she proved it in this single-strap Givenchy creation at the 2018 Fashion Awards in London.

Meghan tried a halter-style top on for size in Safiyaa at the 2018 Royal Variety Performance.

Of course, her Stella McCartney reception dress confirmed that Meghan's shoulders deserve the spotlight, and a halter might be the best way to shine the light where it belongs.

Meghan has opted for midnight blue on various occasions. In fact, the lovely shade could even be considered her power colour. She wore glamorous Roland Mouret sequins for the Cirque du Soleil Premiere at Royal Albert Hall.

Meghan balanced darker accessories with navy blue Victoria Beckham separates on Christmas Day in 2018.

Meghan has worn this navy blue Antonio Berardi number twice!

While attempting to hide her baby bump on Princess Eugenie's wedding day, Meghan wore a navy blue Givenchy ensemble with a bespoke Noel Stewart hat.

Meghan wore a bespoke skirt suit, reportedly by Prada, in navy blue for 2018 Remembrance Day events.

Meghan let navy blue overpower her black Altuzarra slacks in this asymmetrical Oscar de la Renta top at the Coach Core Awards in September 2018.

The bright inner pleats of Meghan Markle's Givenchy skirt were practically magic in New Zealand.

Meghan's Roksanda dress featured a bold periwinkle swipe on the hem during her visit to Australia.

No one was expecting Meghan Markle to step out in such a bold, sunshine yellow shade. She impressed onlookers during the Commonwealth youth reception in this Brandon Maxwell sheath.

Meghan's Alexander McQueen blazer might've been streamlined, but her kelly green Self-Portrait florals were quite the opposite at the Invictus Games Reception in April 2018.

Meghan stepped out for Daisy Jenks and Charlie van Straubenzee's wedding on her birthday in this bold, colourblock Club Monaco dress.

Meghan covered her $35 H&M mockneck dress with an Armani coat.

In New Zealand, Meghan covered a lighter-toned Brandon Maxwell dress with a classic Burberry trench.

Meghan's worn well-tailored black suits throughout her time in the public eye, and we always feel most attracted to these sleek looks. She broke up Altuzarra separates with a Deitas silk tank at the WellChild Awards in September 2018.

Meghan sported a relaxed white tee underneath this Givenchy pantsuit in Ireland in July 2018.

Meghan wore a modest pussy-bow blouse underneath her Alexander McQueen blazer and matching cropped trousers for the Endeavour Fund Awards in February 2018.

Meghan wore a shimmering Maggie Marilyn design in New Zealand with a pair of pumps.

Meghan opted for an olive coloured Antonio Berardi design that boasted similar details at the Invictus Games Closing Ceremony.

Meghan's gold hammered Pippa Small leaf earrings left a lasting impression when paired with this teal Jason Wu dress in Fiji.

Meghan's "borrowed" chandelier earrings turned up the glamour when teamed with this Safiyaa cape gown at a state dinner in Fiji.

Meghan's gold and diamond butterfly earrings were a tribute to Princess Diana while in Sydney with Prince Harry. She borrowed these from the late princess's collection for her travels.

When her Givenchy cape dress deserved the spotlight on her first official engagement with Queen Elizabeth, Meghan opted for very simple, classic pearl earrings that did not distract.

On her wedding day, Meghan let her bespoke Givenchy gown take centre stage and opted for simple diamond Cartier studs, which she pulled out of her jewellery box again later, proving she knows good investment jewellery when she sees it.

Even though Meghan very well might keep this $56 ASOS maternity dress tucked away in her wardrobe for a second (or even third!) pregnancy, she proved that it's sensible to collect affordable pieces that are versatile.

Meghan and Harry pulled off coordination at its finest in their glamorous outfits at a state dinner in Tonga. Meghan's Theia gown complemented Harry's luxe tuxedo.

Meghan's Figue maxi will forever be known as her "pom pom dress" that she rocked with Castañer espadrille wedges in Fiji.

Meghan also showed off a breezy striped Reformation dress with sandals while visiting Fraser Island in Australia.

Meghan's Martin Grant dress cascaded down to the sand at Bondi Beach in Sydney.

Meghan's trusty Aquazzura bow heels completed her beautiful Givenchy dress when she opened Oceania at the Royal Academy of Arts in September 2018.

Meghan wore crystalized Aquazzura slingbacks with a cobalt Jason Wu dress at the 100 Days to Peace concert in September 2018.

Meghan's denim Carolina Herrera dress was complete with her taupe-coloured Aquazzura Deneuve slingbacks at the Sentable Polo in 2018.

Meghan's blush coloured Nonie trench dress was a beautiful pick for a visit to The Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibit at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in July 2018.

Meghan's ruffle-clad Roland Mouret dress was every bit as sophisticated as a standard trench would be for her trip to Ireland in July 2018.

Meghan wore Birdies flats on a visit to the Redwoods Treewalk Rotorua in New Zealand.

She also kept these Rothy's flats on repeat during her Australia tour.

Back in September 2017, when Meghan and Harry unveiled their romance to the world, Meghan wore Sarah Flint flats to the Invictus Games in Toronto.

Meghan wore these Outland skinny jeans five times throughout her Australia tour. She styled them at Dubbo Airport with a Serena Williams Collection blazer.

Meghan also wore them with a Club Monaco jacket and Stuart Weitzman's lace-up boot at the Maranui Cafe in New Zealand.

Meghan wore the exact same jeans with a cranberry Theodore Scanlan jacket and Sarah Flint pumps for the Invictus Games in Sydney.

Meghan's Brock Collection floral dress will go down in history as one of her best maternity looks. She let it pop out from under her grey Soia & Kyo coat and capped off the look with Aquazzura heels during a visit to the Royal Variety Charity at Brinsworth House in December 2018.

Meghan's cow print Gianvito Rossi shoes stole the show entirely when she lent her styling advice at Smart Works. If it wasn't the perfect occasion to showcase a standout pair of shoes, we don't know what is.

Meghan didn't shy away from colour whatsoever when she styled this Babaton purple midi with a cherry Sentaler coat and covetable Gabriela Hearst handbag for a visit of Birkenhead at Hamilton Square in January 2019.