Meghan Markle spent $ 50000 in three days!
Meghan Markle started her visit to the Netherlands in a perfect ivory suit, which costs around 4000 dollars, and is signed by one of her favorite brands
During her three-day visit to The Hague, where she attended the international sports competition Invictus games, founded by Prince Harry, Meghan Markle showed a small turn in style, completely turning to classics and neutral colors. British media write that she spent almost $ 50000 on clothes and jewelry alone in those three days! The famous lady showed several great fashion releases, mixing top designers with affordable, high street brands, and although it was hard to find fault with her style, it would cost you.
She started her visit to the Netherlands in a perfect ivory suit, which costs around 4000 dollars, and is signed by one of her favorite brands - Valentino, and another of the more expensive pieces was Celine's black tweed jacket, which costs around 3500 dollars. When it came to footwear, there was no experimentation; Meghan chose proven brands whose shoes she most often wears: Chanel, Manolo Blahnik, and Aquazurra.
She wore the most expensive edition during the opening ceremony when she appeared in a white bodysuit with pleats of the American brand Khaite and black bell pants, and what actually made this edition expensive is her new Cartier necklace of an incredible 16000 dollars!
Even her casual combinations were very expensive, so for example, she works together with low-waisted jeans and a Celine jacket and brought a bag of 2500 dollars and glasses of 500 dollars, with the signature of the same brand.
By the way, she also wore some of her favorite pieces of jewelry from her collection during this tour, including a Cartier watch that once belonged to Princess Diana and a Cartier bracelet worth 7,500 dollars.
Until Meghan and Harry left the royal family, the cost of her clothes for business engagements was covered by the budget provided by Prince Charles. But after the couple became financially independent, it was not clear who paid for Meghan's clothes, as well as whether she always paid the full price or received gifts and discounts from the designer.
