Meghan Markle Shines with a Stunning Red Coat on Her First Official 2019 Appearance
When it comes to making a fashion statement, Meghan Markle knows how to turn heads. For her first official appearance of 2019 alongside Prince Harry on January 14, the Duchess of Sussex decided to break away from her usual monochromatic outfits. Instead, she opted for a bold and beautiful purple dress, paired with striking red heels. But the pièce de résistance? The red version of the Sentaler coat she previously wore during her first royal Christmas with Prince Harry in 2017. Meghan completed her look with a luxurious $2,188 tan leather purse by Gabriela Hearst, proving once again that she’s a fashion icon.
Let’s rewind for a moment. Meghan was first seen wearing the camel version of this iconic coat during the royal family’s Christmas gathering at Queen Elizabeth’s Sandringham Estate two holidays ago. Now, as she enters her third trimester, it’s possible that her growing baby bump made the camel coat less practical. Smart move, Meg! By choosing the red version, she not only made a stylish choice but also ensured comfort. And let’s be honest, she looked absolutely radiant as she stepped out in Birkenhead, England, for the visit.
A Day of Royal Duties: From Sculptures to Supporting Women
For their first official outing of the year, Meghan and Harry, both 34, kicked things off in Birkenhead with a meaningful stop at Hamilton Square. There, they unveiled a new sculpture honoring the 100th anniversary of the death of WWI poet Wilfred Owen. The royal couple then unveiled a plaque commemorating their visit, followed by a heartfelt meeting with local veterans and members of the Birkenhead Institute Old Boys. It was a touching moment, filled with respect and admiration.
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But the day wasn’t over yet. Meghan and Harry also paid a visit to Tomorrow’s Women Wirral, an organization dedicated to supporting women dealing with mental health issues, domestic abuse, and addiction. Their final stop was at the Hive Wirral Youth Zone, a facility that provides a safe environment for young people. Through these visits, Meghan and Harry demonstrated their commitment to supporting communities and making a positive impact.
