Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have touched down in Australia for a unofficial tour, with stops planned across Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra.
Marking their first return to Australia since their widely followed 2018 royal tour (which coincided with the announcement of the couple’s first pregnancy), the visit carries a sense of full-circle significance.
While the trip is centred around meaningful causes—including mental health, community resilience, and support for veterans and their families—it also marks a return that feels quietly significant. And, as always, Markle’s thoughtfully curated wardrobe is already part of the conversation.
And if there’s one thing Markle has mastered, it’s purposeful dressing. On day one in Melbourne, she stepped out in a refined design by Karen Gee, featuring a clean crew neckline, subtle belt detailing and gold-button accents through the bodice.

She styled the look with understated jewellery from Real Fine Studio, alongside her go-to Cartier watch and Love Bracelet, before grounding the ensemble with classic Dior pumps.
Later, while visiting the Australian National Veterans Arts Museum, Markle leaned further into local design, championing brands like St. Agni and P. Johnson.
The look—a sleek skirt and bomber jacket set from Byron Bay-based St. Agni—felt distinctly modern, reinforcing her ongoing affinity for elevated, minimalist dressing.

While the St. Agni set is yet to be released, the rest of her outfit—including a knitted tank from P. Johnson and heels by Aquazzura—are available to shop now.
Last night, MasterChef Australia revealed Markle will appear in a special episode this season, which is set to return to Network 10 this Sunday at 7pm. While it’s unclear when the segment was filmed, it seems at though it occurred on Tuesday, April 15 while Prince Harry made a solo appearance in Canberra.
In an image released by the network, the Duchess of Sussex appears to continue her support of local designers, stepping out in Australian labels including Matteau and Camilla And Marc.

The all-black ensemble is finished with statement pearl earrings by Paspaley and classic pumps from Manolo Blahnik.
Following the pair attending different events on Wednesday, Markle and Prince Harry then appeared in Melbourne on Wednesday evening to attend the Nexus Summit.
In an Instagram post shared by Lisa Wipfli—wife of radio host Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli—Markle appeared to lean into her signature monochrome dressing once again.
This time, she opted for an off-shoulder top by Beare Park, paired with tailored trousers from Dissh and finished with understated black accessories.
Day three of the tour saw Markle continue her affinity for Australian labels, stepping out in two looks featuring Friends With Frank, Rolla’s Jeans and Posse.

One ensemble centred around relaxed denim from Rolla’s, styled with sneakers and a tailored coat by Friends With Frank. She layered the look with a T-shirt from Alliance of Moms, a charity supporting pregnant and parenting teens in foster care.
Later in the day, the pair visited Swinburne University of Technology, where Markle reworked a familiar favourite—stepping out once again in her Manolo Blahnik heels. This time, she paired them with a dress by Friends With Frank and sheer black tights.

Keeping the look pared-back, she finished with statement earrings from Chanel and delicate jewellery by Logan Hollowell.
Day four of the couple’s tour brought them to Sydney, with a visit to the iconic Bondi Beach. There, they met with members of the community, including survivors of the devastating Bondi Beach attack late last year.
Later, they were greeted by crowds gathered along the steps of the Sydney Opera House, before boarding a boat for a sailing event hosted by Invictus Australia.

Dressing for Sydney’s mild autumn weather, Markle reworked a familiar staple—her Freda Salvador sneakers—this time pairing them with off-white Rolla’s jeans and a blue striped shirt by Matteau.
After a day on the harbour, Markle made an appearance at the Girls Weekend Retreat hosted by the Her Best Life podcast. The Q&A formed part of the three-day retreat led by Gemma O’Neill.
Continuing her affinity for Australian design, she stepped out in a refined, tonal look—pairing tailored cream trousers with a softly draped blouse, both by Scanlan Theodore.
































