Meghan Markle flaunts luxurious winter wardrobe at the 2025 Invictus Games - including £3,000 puffer jacket and designer trench coats
- Duchess of Sussex attended several events in Canada over the weekend
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are currently in Canada where the 2025 Invictus Games are underway, with the couple making multiple appearances in Vancouver this weekend.
Beginning with the Family and Friends Welcome Reception on Friday, Meghan, 43, has showed off a series of stylish outfits that comprised old and new pieces from her enviable wardrobe.
After the Opening Ceremony on Saturday, the Montecito-based duchess joined Prince Harry in the stands for the Vancouver Canucks ice hockey match.
The duke and duchess were holding hands as they walked into the Rogers Arena, with Meghan opting to rewear a Burgundy & Black Wool Coat from Givenchy that she first debuted in 2018.
She layered the long coat over a black turtleneck from Valentino and a pair of unidentified black skinny jeans, and finished her outfit with black suede booties also from Valentino.
The following day, Meghan hinted at 'walking into a very important meeting' by posting a picture of her and Harry on her Instagram Stories.
It was later revealed that the couple spent Sunday morning at a special 'storytime' event organised for children of the Invictus Games participants, with Meghan reportedly reading from a book called All Are Neighbours by Alexandra Penfold.
For the occasion, Meghan put together a monochromatic olive look that she wore under a camel trench coat from Giuliva Heritage (£2,377).
Duke and Duchess of Sussex are currently in Canada where the 2025 Invictus Games are underway, with the couple making multiple appearances in Vancouver this weekend
Meghan's attendance is understood to underscore her support for her husband and the mission of Invictus, a cause that is deeply personal to them both. This year's edition of the Invictus Games, in honour of injured and sick army veterans, will include winter sports for the first time
Meghan's 'Emmalyn' sweater from DOÊN, which was founded by California-based sisters Margaret and Katherine Kleveland, is priced at £240 approximately but is no longer available to purchase.
She paired it with a khaki-coloured, ribbed cashmere skirt from La Ligne (£237) and her olive green 'Celia' pumps from Ralph Lauren that Meghan first wore in 2018 when she attended Prince Louis' christening ceremony in London.
The youngest child of the Prince and Princess of Wales was christened at the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace on July 9, 2018.
Meghan also added a new piece of jewellery to her staple Cartier stack, with the Duchess showing off a gold-plated bracelet engraved with the word 'Joy' on it.
The delicate bangle from accessories brand Valencia Key retails for £125.
Later that day, Meghan and Harry attended the wheelchair basketball game between Team USA and Team Nigeria at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
Meghan's smart casual outfit included another DOÊN piece - the brand's 'Duccia' blazer in the colour castle grey (£562 approximately) - as well as the Stuart Weitzeman black suede boots she hasn't been seen in since November 2017.
As the game progressed, the mother-of-two took off the jacket to reveal a navy crewneck sweater from one of Meghan's favourite brands, La Ligne, that sells for around £260.
On Saturday, the Montecito-based duchess joined Prince Harry in the stands for the Vancouver Canucks ice hockey match. The couple was photographed holding hands as they walked into the Rogers Arena, with Meghan opting to rewear a Burgundy & Black Wool Coat from Givenchy that she first debuted in 2018
The following day, Meghan teased hinted at 'walking into a very important meeting' by posting a picture of her and Harry on her Instagram Stories
It was later revealed that the couple spent Sunday morning at a special 'storytime' event organised for children of the Invictus Games participants, with Meghan reportedly reading from a book called All Are Neighbours by Alexandra Penfold
She then attended the wheelchair basketball game between Team USA and Team Nigeria at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Meghan's smart casual outfit included another DOÊN piece - the brand's 'Duccia' blazer in the colour castle grey (£562 approximately) - as well as the Stuart Weitzeman black suede boots she hasn't been seen in since November 2017
She finished the outfit with a pair of skinny flared jeans from Veronica Beard that costs £200.
For her final outfit change, Meghan traded in the DOÊN blazer for her black Hermes puffer jacket that she first wore last February during a multi-day trip to Whistler, Canada, to mark the one-year countdown to the 2025 Invictus Games.
The duke and duchess rounded Sunday out with an appearance at the Wheelchair Churliong finals, with Meghan spotted photographing the games while enthusiastically cheering for the participants.
The luxurious reversible jacket she was seen wearing features a pure goose down filling, ribbed funnel neckline, Clou de Selle engraved snap closures and a printed lining.
This year's games, which is to celebrate service men and women who put their lives on the line for their nations, will include winter sports for the first time ever.
Meghan's attendance is understood to underscore her support for her husband and the mission of Invictus, a cause that is deeply personal to them both.
Her sole focus during these games will be to uplift her husband, the competitors and sharing their stories.
The couple famously appeared in public together for the first time at the Toronto Invictus Games in 2017, pictured hand-in-hand at a wheelchair tennis event.
She finished the outfit with a pair of skinny flared jeans from Veronica Beard that costs £200. In this photo, Meghan and Harry are seen greeting a young fan and family member of a Team USA participant
As the game progressed, the mother-of-two took off the jacket to reveal a navy crewneck sweater from one of Meghan's favourite brands, La Ligne, that sells for around £260
For her final outfit change, Meghan traded in the DOÊN blazer for her black Hermes puffer jacket that she first wore last February during a multi-day trip to Whistler, Canada, to mark the one-year countdown to the 2025 Invictus Games
In 2023, Meghan and Harry cheered on athletes among the crowds at the Invictus Games in Dusseldorf, Germany.
Prince Harry was all smiles as he arrived at his five-star hotel for the start of the Invictus Games on Friday.
He grinned broadly from the back seat with his wife Meghan, who was casually dressed in a blue top and brown coat, as they arrived at the ultra luxurious Fairmont Pacific Rim hotel.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be enjoying 'rock star' status during their stay in Vancouver after booking a £5,000 a night suite that comes with its own private elevator and rooftop patio.
The couple flew in on a private charter jet from Santa Barbara airport near their home in Montecito, California, arriving just after 5:30pm.
Meghan's first outfit for this year's edition of the Invictus Games was a £678 'Willow' Pleated Midi Dress in 'Chocolate' from A.L.C. for the Family and Friends Welcome Reception on Friday.
The morning after, Meghan opted for an all-cream ensemble when greeting athletes at the True Patriot Love Foundation breakfast, complete with a £255 Danica Wool-Cashmere Turtleneck Vest in 'Ivory' from Rag & Bone and matching pleated trousers.
