Meghan Markle's latest look is a perfect blend of trendy and timeless.
The former Suits star recently tapped into TikTok's biggest craze of latte makeup, wearing a combination of warm eyeshadow shades, a deep rosy blush and a pinky-brown lip. She paired her glowy beauty style with a monochromatic caramel ensemble that consisted of a fitted tunic neck top and matching trousers.
Meghan showcased her effortlessly chic look during a heartfelt video from her and Prince Harry's Archwell Foundation, in which they announced the Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund on Aug. 1. The couple's initiative, according to their organization's website, shines a light on 26 young individuals and organizations for their innovative efforts and groundbreaking approach to changing the future of technology.
Of course, Meghan wasn't the only one dressed to impress. Prince Harry looked just as dapper in the video, as he donned a crisp white button-down shirt and camel-hued pants.
And while Meghan's all-brown look is right on trend, she's had an affinity for tonal looks over the years.
Back in 2020, the former Duchess of Sussex turned heads in a stylish winter outfit during a visit to the Canada House in London. At the time, she wowed in a camel-colored Stella McCartney coat that she paired with a light brown turtleneck sweater (from H&M no less!) and a chocolate-hued satin skirt by Massimo Dutti.
Last year, Meghan opened up about why she gravitated towards a neutral palette during her time as a senior member of the British royal family family—before she and Harry officially stepped back from their roles three years ago.
"Most of the time that I was in the U.K., I rarely wore color," Meghan explained in Netflix's Harry & Meghan docuseries. "There was thought in that. To my understanding, you can't ever wear the same color as Her Majesty [the late Queen Elizabeth II] if there's a group event. But then you also should never be wearing the same color as one of the other more senior members of the family."
According to Meghan, she felt sticking to a warm-neutral uniform would decrease her chances of committing a fashion faux pas among the other royals.
"It also was so I could just blend in," she admitted. "Like I'm not trying to stand out here. So there's no version of me joining this family and trying to not do everything I could to fit in. I don't want to embarrass the family."
But years later, it appears that Meghan just loves a head-to-toe brown look a latte.