Pregnant Meghan Markle dresses down in Dubbo

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are spending today in Dubbo.

Meghan Markle gave a shout out to her good mate Serena Williams with her outfit choice for the second day of her tour of Australia, New Zealand, Tonga and Fiji. Photo: Getty

She opted for a AU$203 grey blazer from the tennis champ’s brand Serena Williams Collection, for the gloomy morning. Photo: Getty

The jacket is called the “Boss” blazer and on the website says, “Sometimes you just gotta show ‘em who‘s boss”.

Meghan did pair her blazer with $200 Aussie jeans by Outland Denim and a white shirt from Frech label Maison Kitsune. Photo: Getty

The 37-year-old had her hair tied back in a sleek ponytail, a style we don’t normally see from the royal. Meghan’s go-to hair looks are the duchess waves and her signature messy bun, but we did see her wear a ponytail for Prince Louis’ christening back in July when she would already have been expecting.
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Harry and Meghan were given some of the most iconic Australian gifts when they kicked off their royal tour in Sydney yesterday. And while the Duke of Sussex seemed enamoured by a tiny baby’s pair of Ugg boots, and his pregnant wife Meghan exclaimed that the plush kangaroo was their “first baby toy”, it seems the couple were most enamoured by the akubra hats handed to them by Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove. Photo: Getty

As the Duchess, who is four months pregnant with her first child, stepped onto the plane for Dubbo in Sydney on Wednesday, she was seen with the akubra given to her the day before. Unfortuntely however, we didn’t see them wear the hats while in Dubbo. Photo: Media Mode

While we love that Meghan is supporting her friend, if you’re looking to mimic her look with an Australian design, there are plenty of styles on the market. Left to right we have a Camilla and Marc number for $850, a Zimmerman jacket for $1,250, a Cue blazer for $212, and a Toni Maticevski design for $1,900.

After announcing they’re expecting their first child, Meghan wore a dress that said it all on Monday for her first official public outing since announcing the news. Photo: Getty

While it looked like a rather unassuming ivory design, the frock by Australian designer Karen Gee is actually called the “Blessed Dress” – which is a feeling we’re sure rings true for the excited parents to be. Meghan paired the look with nude stiletto heels and wore her hair in perfect, duchess waves. Photo: AAP

The dress retails for $1,800, and is described on their website as “a simple, structured fit designed to contour the body for a sleek silhouette”. Photo: Karen Gee

Later in the day, Meghan and Harry stopped at the Sydney Opera House where they were treated to a performance by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dance company Bangarra Dance Theatre, before doing a meet and greet with well-wishers. Meghan added a beige coat to her dress in the face of some pretty chilly winds. Photo: Getty

She also had a touching tribute to Princess Diana in her outfit and wore a pair of butterfly earrings and matching bracelet that belonged Harry’s late mum. Photo: Getty Photo: Getty

In the afternoon of their first day in Sydney, Meghan changed into a khaki dress by American designer Brandon Maxwell. Source: Getty

Wearing the $2,500 frock, Meghan mingled with guests at Admiralty House. She is pictured here with Aussie singer Missy Higgins. Source: Getty

The mum-to-be definitely had that pregnancy glow and was beaming as she watched her husband make a speech at Admiralty House. She also changed her hair for the afternoon and opted for a classic up-do hairstyle Source: Getty