Duchess Meghan wore a camel Sentaler coat for Invictus events in Vancouver

Here are some photos from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s final day in Canada, where they did events in Vancouver. The biggest photo event took place at the Vancouver Curling Club at Hillcrest Community Centre, where Harry tried out some adaptive ice-rink sports like curling. Meghan watched from the sidelines, looking very rich. Y’all know I adore Meghan and her wealthy style, but I am so tired of her love for beige and camel. Her camel coat in these photos is from Sentaler, one of her favorite brands. I associate this style with Meghan now, but I just wish it had been a different color. Please don’t give me “she didn’t want to stand out, it wasn’t about her.” First of all, you need to make your peace with the fact that she just loves Sad Beige and more than half of her wardrobe is Sad Beige. Second of all, the “not standing out” thing could have been achieved with cream, navy or black (and those colors would have looked much better on her).

At the Curling Club event, Meghan and Harry were joined by Michael Buble and his wife Luisana Lopilato. Buble is pretty much the prince of Canada, and it’s really cool that he and Luisana are big supporters of Invictus. Not only did Buble join Harry on the ice, Buble also performed at the Invictus dinner later, Friday evening. On Thursday evening, Michael and Luisana took Harry and Meghan out to dinner at Vij’s in Vancouver. Meghan apparently ordered her food extra spicy while Harry turned bright red when he looked at a pepper.

Photos courtesy of Cover Images.

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  1. Krista says:

    I love the camel coat and gloves. Tres chic.

    • Seraphina says:

      I agree. Anyone have a make on those gloves?

      • BeanieBean says:

        Per the What Meghan Wore website, those are past season MaxMara gloves. She’s worn them in the past.

    • GoldenMom says:

      Quiet luxury + actual happiness. She looks incredible. DM will give birth to kittens.

    • BW says:

      I also love that dark camel cape and long gloves. I wants it precious. I went to the Sentaler website, and honestly, that dark camel color was the best color. And it’s only $1295. I know that sounds expensive, but most of the decent coats I’ve looked at on coat websites run in the $1000 range, so it’s not like it’s a $3000 Hermes polyester puffer. This is pure alpaca. And one size, so fit is not a problem for most people.

      • MelodyM says:

        I love that coat and the color. It looks so warm and rich. Love the gloves with it too! Finally, something I could wear. 🙂

    • BlueNailsBetty says:

      I love it, too. I also think Meghan looks terrific in the tan/camel/wood tones so I’m glad she enjoys wearing them.

      • one of the marys says:

        I think of them as caramel not having the correct lingo. I too think they’re very flattering on her. She did a monochrome look at the UN in NYC that I loved

      • Lux says:

        I like the beige coat. It’s the color of the gloves that bother me. It doesn’t match enough to look like a set and yet is too close of a gradient to look intentionally tonal. Would’ve looked better if they were gray, cream, black or a deep coffee.

    • MoxyLady007 says:

      This woman inspires me. It’s very easy – especially after trauma – to let motherhood swallow you whole. It happened to me and I’m still trying to establish boundaries around being a mother that allow me to also be everything else that I am.

      She has self love. And it shows and it’s inspiring. She loves herself enough to create boundaries where she needs them. I have set many many boundaries in my life. But it’s harder for me to set boundaries that benefit me as opposed to boundaries that simply stop others from hurting me. She seems to have mastered this. It’s beautiful

      • aftershocks says:

        I too love this look on Meghan! She looks so beautiful and peaceful! 🫠

        Meghan has worn a lot of beige and rich brown colors recently. However, it doesn’t seem accurate to say, “More than half of her wardrobe is Sad Beige.” Based on all the public looks Meg has worn over the years which are widely available to research on the Internet, it appears more accurate to say, “More than half of Meghan’s coat and jacket wardrobe is camel or beige.” Monochrome is her signature go-to style. She has worn prints, stripes, and graphics, but not often. She tends to stick with a white, cream, beige/ brown, black, navy, and dark green palette, with some occasional pops of brighter colors, including red, maroon, coral or turquoise, emerald, and the rare yet memorable yellow we saw re the Brandon Maxwell midi dress.

        For me, the brown/mocha suit Meg wore to moderate the film discussion recently, I did not like. But she looked good in it. I also did not like the beige linen pants ensemble she wore to Invictus in Düsseldorf. The pants were too wrinkly and baggy. At first sight, I disliked the color of the beige gown Meg wore to the Women of Vision awards ceremony. But I loved the style and cut! When I saw the video of her moving in the outfit, I warmed up to it a bit. Still, beige for evening wear is not my vibe. Honestly, though, Meghan is always very intentional about her choices, and she’s usually able to pull off anything she chooses, even outfits some of us may consider misses.

        In my opinion, Meghan in camel outer wear is absolutely fine! One of the first outfits I saw Meghan wear in early November 2016, continues to be my absolute fave look of hers. She wore a long camel coat over denim with black tie-up ballet flats, and a large navy blue Birkin bag. J’adore! 🤩 It is so very Meghan: cool, chic, elegant, casual yet pulled together. Sunglasses and bracelets, hair and makeup, everything on point. Our Meg to a T. Absolute perfection! 🤌🏼

      • McGee says:

        Moxie,
        Your wisdom just changed my life.

        Thank you.

    • sunny says:

      I like the coat and Sentaler, like Aritzia are some of Meghan’s pre-royal favourite Canadian brands. I think it is lovely that she is so loyal to the brands she enjoys.

      Curling is so fun! A fiend of mine always used to throw an annual Bonspiel and all our grad school crew would go, even the ones such as myself who are terrible at curling.

    • TheFarmer'sWife says:

      I’d love to wear beige of any kind, but I don’t look anything but ill when I wear it! After what she experienced on Salty Isle, Meghan can wear whatever she wants. It would be great, though, if Meghan gifted us the knowledge of her skincare products. If she says e.l.f. or ROC, well, that would be so Mrs. Sussex, wouldn’t it?

      • Lady D says:

        It just occurred to me that I don’t think I’ve ever worn or bought something beige in colour. I honestly don’t know what it would look like on me. I’m going shopping.

    • StarWonderful says:

      Yes, Krista! I, too, love the camel color, and the gloves are the cherry on the cake, as it were! (I’m glad to see her wearing gloves outside in the cold!) The ensemble is so elegant, yet appropriate! She really does the high-low style to perfection. I also like Luisana’s coat and color. Both women look fantastic!

    • SarahLee says:

      Same. I think she wears that color a lot because she likes it, it does look rich, and it is gorgeous. I just adore that coat.

    • maisie says:

      Me too. I think the camel colour looks really good on her, makes her gorgeous face stand out. More so than when she was in all navy, at least to me.

  2. equality says:

    Interestingly, tolerance for spicy foods may be genetically linked. Didn’t Kate claim the same about Will? Might be one place where she was being truthful. They also likely weren’t raised eating anything much spicy since QE supposedly liked her food bland.

    • Louise says:

      Prince of Canada? Lol. No.

      • Chrissy says:

        I agree. No way is Buble the prince of Canada. LOL! He’s better know now for hawking flavoured sparkling water than anything else. Nice voice though.

      • BlueNailsBetty says:

        Doesn’t he have some sort of attitude problem? Like, abusive to his partners kind of thing? Or am I thinking of someone else?

      • one of the marys says:

        @bluenailsbetty I’ve never heard that negative news about Buble

      • Laura says:

        @bluenailsbetty

        Yeah, I remember a few years ago there were a couple of social media videos where he seemed super controlling of his wife, and very demanding in general. I don’t remember all the details & she came out in support of him, but it stuck with me. He reminded me a lot of an ex of mine who was very emotionally manipulative.

      • Tisme says:

        Uh Ya, No.
        Canadian here and he is not the Prince of Canada. He is a funny and goofy dude but we don’t claim him as our Prince. I think the 4 of them would have had a lot of laughs during their night out.

      • Jaded says:

        He’s a pompous jerk. There’s a video of him where he snapped at his wife for speaking during an interview, and grabbed her roughly by the arm. It was just for a few seconds and then he went back into character and laughed it off. He was also rumoured to have cheated on Emily Blunt when they were together, and they broke up a few months after photos of him shirtless in bed, allegedly taken by the woman he was cheating with, were leaked online.

      • Polly says:

        He also cheated on Emily Blunt. I remember reading a rolling stone interview with him when he first broke big and head vile and crass about women that shocked me.

      • Noo says:

        +1 @louise and other Canadians in the thread. We do not claim Buble as any kind of prince. He is a misogynist arrogant jerk who has been blessed with a voice.

      • Kokiri says:

        They were doing a live thing, & I guess he thought his wife was talking too much because he roughly elbowed her to shut up.
        She looked shook. He realized it was
        live & tried to cover, by hooking his arm around her neck, thereby cutting off any possible interaction for her with their audience.

        It was horrible to watch.

      • Alanna says:

        As a Canadian, no. Please retire this moniker.

  3. Kingston says:

    M looked absolutely gorgeous. As H said when he first saw her in person on their first date: she was wearing jeans, a black sweater & heels and “she looked chic. I didn’t know anything about clothes, but I knew she looked chic.”

    Always, H. She always looks chic.

  4. Whatever says:

    One deranged tweet yesterday went something like, “Who does Meghan think she is wearing gloves like the Queen”

    Because only reigning Monarchs wear gloves …. when it’s cold…. in the winter….. in freaking Canada.

    • SIde Eye says:

      LOL thank you for this post Whatever!

    • BlueNailsBetty says:

      How dare Meghan keep her hands warm in stylish gloves?

    • Debbie says:

      Wearing gloves when it’s cold, in Canada, or anywhere else for that matter. Let’s face it, that’s they closest the derangers will get to a compliment. I think that’s their way of saying, “Damn, she looks good!”

    • Agreatreckoning says:

      It’s perfectly acceptable to wear them when it’s not cold & a very fugly look? I finally saw A Knight’s Tale. What fun! Kate’s left arm (from those BAFTA’s) holding her clutch looks like a joust from A Knight’s Tale. Such an ugly outfit.imo

      Personally don’t mind Meghan in camel. Whatever color she wears, ones eye’s are drawn to her. Buble’s wife is quite pretty. We’re still drawn to Meghan as a colletcive.imo Meghan has the glow. You could throw a black out tent cover over her and her shine will still come through.

  5. Shawna says:

    I like that we’re at the point where CB can lead the story with criticism! They’re safe/settled enough so that it’s not adding fuel to any fire and CB doesn’t have to spend all the column space devoted to defense.

    Still, I like that the beige is keeping the focus up on her face!

    • Shawna says:

      Just read the People story. It’s sweet that the owner has so little knowledge of royal infighting that he was proud to point out to Harry that William liked the same dish years ago.

    • Jais says:

      But it’s not sad beige. It would be sad camel😂. Either way, I’m not mad at it. She looks great and camel is classic. That said, I’d love to see dark green like her engagement interview dress and that skirt she wore in Ireland.

      • Jan90067 says:

        M has that same green leather skirt/shirt combo in a reddish magenta I believe. She looked amazing in those colors!

      • aftershocks says:

        Ah, Meg has beige/browns and camel in her basic wardrobe palette, for sure. But she also includes white, cream, black, navy, and dark green, with occasional pops of brighter colors. Monochrome looks are her fab go-tos. Above all, she knows what suits her body and her aesthetic. She is very intentional about what she wears for every occasion. Most of her looks are home runs. Even what some of us may not like, she manages to pull off.

        This look with rich camel jacket, long dark gray gloves, and tall black boots over black trousers is perfection, as is every look we’ve seen Meghan wear during this three-day visit to Vancouver. Meghan is in her element, in the prime of her life! How lucky we are to witness her grace and beauty.

    • BeanieBean says:

      Plus, there’s beige, and then there’s camel–or in this case, a rich caramel.

  6. Amy Bee says:

    I love Meghan in beige and camel. She looked fabulous the entire week.

    • Lolo86lf says:

      Meghan looks great in beige and camel shades but the point is that she should try other colors. Her warm light cinnamon complexion would look great in orange, off-white, warm red and yellow.

      • Eurydice says:

        She wears a lot of off-white. In fact, I can’t remember when she last wore camel. At last year’s IG, she wore mostly white, black, off white, a blue dress, a gray knit dress and that turquoise strapless dress. Only for the NATO day did she wear brown.

      • Mslove says:

        I would love to see Meghan in yellow, maybe this spring.

    • paintybox says:

      I love her in neutrals but I love her in all colors I’ve ever seen her wear – she manages to pull off just about anything, it’s amazing. I’d be crushed if I ever saw her looking bad, she ALWAYS looks good. Re: her reliance on neutrals like beige or camel, I see it as her plying another part of wardrobe theory, which is to build investment pieces that can repeatedly be worn and blended into different looks, different seasons, different years etc – neutrals make it easier to pull that off, usually. I am glad she seems to do this as there’s a conscious movement in fashion about trying to scale back over-consumption and she’s so influential she could really boost that.

  7. Harla A Brazen Hussy says:

    I love thinking that Meghan has purchased many stunning pieces using the money from her DM settlement, the ones who bitch about the cost, are the ones paying for it:). For some reason, this makes me happy!

    Yes, this ensemble definitely gives “rich, moisturized, and happy woman” vibes and I’m here for it!

  8. Dee(2) says:

    Eh she just likes beige. I think maybe she doesn’t like bright colors for more everyday events and prefers muted colors. She’s definitely worn brighter colors before but thinking about it, it’s usually at night events. I think ” sad beige” ( I hate this term) is just her uniform color for professional working events. I personally tend to gravitate towards cream and grey because I like how those colors look against my skin when I’m trying to project a serious and professional image.

    • Blithe says:

      I’ve wondered if this is in part a California thing? The beiges and creams — vs the traditional mid-Atlantic blacks, greys and contrasting brights? Like — are these the kinds of colors that go along with sandy beaches and eternal sunshine? In addition to Meghan’s more personal preferences of course.

      (You can tell from my questions that I’ve never actually been to California. )

      • Dee(2) says:

        Could be. In my own work travel that’s sent me to the east coast, It’s definitely been charcoal gray or black slacks and dark shirts. Black shift dresses with maybe a pop of color with a cardigan in cream or maybe a jewel tone. On the west coast it’s usually khaki, soft pink, bright whites but that also could just be the industry that I work in. It may be a lot more daring color-wise and obviously style-wise in other industries.

      • Slush says:

        CA native here and yes, it is absolutely a CA thing, especially Southern CA where they live and Meg grew up.

      • Slush says:

        CA native here- it’s absolutely a California thing, especially Southern California. You will pry my light neutrals and sad beige out of my cold dead hands!

      • North of Boston says:

        There’s a new store that opened in my city and the style vibe is very California casual. I don’t believe there is a single item for sale there that isn’t off-white, cream, beige, tan, camel, caramel, light brown, aside from a handful of things with also black and/or white.

        It is definitely an aesthetic.

      • Surly Gale says:

        yeah, i could never ever wear that colour. I’m a navy blue gal myself.
        Leggings don’t come in a lot of different colours, so sometimes I do wear black, but it’s always in the background, with colour on top. Right now wearing black pants, a sleeveless black turtleneck with a royal blue Tshirt over top. Scarf is blue & black First Nations design. Earrings are from the post this site put up about two weeks ago as they are lead and nickel free!

      • StarWonderful says:

        It’s not a beige-color thing in northern California (or the Central Valley), anyway.

    • Debbie says:

      @Blithe, I think you’re right and that it depends on which coast of the U.S. you are based in.
      @Dee(2): I’m so glad you said that about the “sad beige” expression, in that the first time I heard it was the term the BM applied to Meghan’s love of neutrals. God forbid they should compliment, but they can’t even do straight reporting about a shade of clothing, they must put that down too. So, I don’t like adopting that term at Celebitchy.

    • PC says:

      I find that, when I travel especially, that packing neutral colors make wardrobe changes much easier. With bright colors you have to be so careful that your outfits don’t clash with the occasions. With neutral colors you can always be safe. In the movie The Cat’s Meow, director Peter Bogdanovich said he keep the costume color pallets down to six colors: black, white, gray, beige, silver, and gold. He said it made filming easier, the colors were vintage, and the women looked classic. I think Meghan has gone to the Bogdanovich school of fashion. I know I have.

    • aftershocks says:

      ^^ Sure @Dee(2), but Meghan has also worn some bright colors to daytime outings. You can check the many looks over the years posted on the Internet. E.g., Meg wore a red dress to a Today Show visit during her Suits years, and she was chic and sophisticated in daytime wearing a light blue shorts/ blazer ensemble, with matching heels. During her senior royal years, she wore a red coat over a purple dress at a daytime walkabout, remember? It was reminiscent of a similar color pairing Diana once wore. At her first Trooping the Colour, Meg was tanned, sexy, and stunning in a bright pink Carolina Herrera two-piece off-the-shoulder outfit with matching hat. The rota brought out their knives against her, of course, for looking too good.

      During the South Pacific tour, Meg pulled out all the stops with lots of bright colors for day and evening wear, after having tried to ‘fit in’ with the firm by bending over backward to wear lots of muted black and navy. No matter what she wears, Meghan stands out.

  9. Jas says:

    Vij’s is an excellent restaurant and it’s not really flash or spendy. It’s just a good family run place. I’ve eaten there and I’m just an ordinary joe.

  10. First comment says:

    I really love all her outfits this week! They were so effortlessly chic!!! And she looked gorgeous in her last appearance in her olive gown!! It was chef 💋

  11. She looked lovely. She does love her some beige lol. She looked great in all her outfits but I wasn’t a fan of the beige but that’s just me.

    • Saucy&Sassy says:

      Susan Collins, I’m not a fan of beige either. It’s definitely a personal choice, probably because it’s a color I can’t wear … along with camel. My skin tone just looks awful when I’ve tried. We got to see her in many different colored neutrals during the three days, so she did a great job of looking gorgeous and not drawing even more attention to herself when it’s really about the competitors.

    • JanetDR says:

      I dislike beige very much! I look awful in it for starters. I love, love love when Meghan wears colors, but neutrals are good for her too.

  12. Gemerald says:

    She looks fantastic.
    I like this rich brown colour of her hair now. It’s more flattering on her face with the more athletic frame she has currently.

    The camel coat is timeless ; the colour and the style.
    I wonder if she mostly styles herself.
    Her styling and eye for fashion pieces is really good.

    • aftershocks says:

      ^^ Oh yes. Meghan styles herself. She has the knack, the eye, the flair, and the know-how. 🤌🏼 She also often does her own makeup, but she relies on her makeup artist, Daniel Martin, for special occasions. And her hair colorist is Khadi Lee of Highbrow Hippie. Serge Normant is one of the hairstylists Meg has used for special events. Normant styled her hair for her wedding day.

  13. Kittenmom says:

    Love love love the entire look from top to toe. So mad that my short fat legs never look good in knee high boots 😾

    • Eurydice says:

      I have the same problem with boots. Although, I’ve learned to describe my legs not as short and fat, but as petite length. Just as the waist on misses sizes falls around my hips, the widest part of boots is much higher than the widest part of my leg.

    • Jk says:

      Haha. Same here. I couldn’t get my calves into Zara skinny jeans. Almost couldn’t get out either. Over the years, I have learnt to dress according to my body type so no skinny jeans nor knee high boots for me.

  14. Eurydice says:

    It’s not like she wore camel every single day. She also wore the colors you wanted – cream and white one day, navy and black the next – and an olive colored dress for the evening event.

    • Harper says:

      Don’t forget the red jacket on Valentine’s night for her dinner out. I always expect to see Meghan in some type of camel…it’s just her thing.

      • Eurydice says:

        I wonder if it’s because, even though she’s talked about a lot, there really aren’t that many photos of her, especially since she became a private citizen. So, we tend to see the same photos over and over, like that one with the brown beret. With the number of times that’s been reprinted, you’d think she wears nothing but brown berets. There was a time when she had like 8 coats in varying shades from light caramel to a dark reddish brown, but I don’t think we’ve seen them much lately – this current camel coat is the first in a while.

  15. Anon says:

    I get where she was going with the gloves, but maybe the effect wasn’t quite achieved because the color was a bit off? I think if they’d been the color of her boots or pants, I would’ve liked it better. And I LOVE Meghan’s style and a camel colored coat and just that color in general, even though I agree it can kind of wash people out sometimes. BTW: of course she was going to wear gloves in a curling rink in Canada in the winter-I’m surprised she didn’t wear a hat too. Maybe she was wearing super warm layers underneath!

  16. Chantale says:

    Sometimes you like a color or style and it became the color or style that you feel more confident wearing. Meghan has her own style, it is a combination of French, New York Soho, and California casual, with not much fuss. Chic, simple and classy!

  17. s808 says:

    I too am a sad beige lover and adore this look! I was that cape and the boots so bad, they’re so gorg!

    • Lulu says:

      In my book there is nothing more rich looking than a beautiful camel coat. I love an all camel look or paired with any neutral. . . I do get an aversion to a color though, I’m pretty sure I’ve never owned any shade of purple clothing.

  18. Jayna says:

    Well, I love it. It’s not beige. It’s camel and goes great with the jeans she has on and her dark hair and skin tone. But with her love of usually wearing so much beige and muted colors as a default all the time, it appears she loves it. So I don’t get why she said in her documentary that she defaulted to camel and beige and white so as not to stand out in the royal family regarding what to wear. Clearly, she leans to those colors on her own anyway since royal life has been over.

    I wouldn’t say I like some of the bland beige tones she wears a lot, but some were standouts. BUT I do absolutely love the camel tones she wears.

  19. TheOriginalMia says:

    She looked rich and chic all week. Absolutely loved everything she wore. I have a question that’s probably been asked and answered this week, are her eyebrows heavier or is that an illusion? Can’t imagine her Rogaining her brows.

    I can tolerate moderately spicy food, so I’m sorta there with Harry.

    This has been an amazing week for them. Can’t wait for the Games next year.

  20. Fineskylark says:

    As a curler, I am so thrilled that wheelchair curling will be part of Invictus this time around. Sweeping is such a big part of non-adaptive curling that throwers get a bigger margin of error; the wheelchair folks have to be so much more precise with what they do and are excellent shot makers , and it will be great to bring attention to the sport.

    • Lissen says:

      When I first saw wheelchair curling, I wondered how they would manage the sweeping. Now I know.

      So all the thrower has to do, after releasing the rock, is holler, “Hurry! Hurry hard! Harder!” etc. LOL

  21. Krf says:

    Sorry but Buble is not even close to the “Prince of Canada” (Canadian here)! I didn’t even remember he was Canadian until I read this post.

    Love the camel colour on her but I would have gone for an elbow length glove in black or a better-matched camel. That’s a nit-pick, as she always looks stunning and appropriate to the event.

    • Mika says:

      I read this and had the same reaction. Michael Buble is the Excuse Me What of Canada?

      But you have to let the Americans say shit confidently with no research. It’s their culture.

  22. Roo says:

    I am much older than Meghan, but I want to dress and carry myself like her when I grow up! 😁 She always looks elegant.

    • BeanieBean says:

      🙂 I getya, I’ve never in my life been described as chic or elegant. Ah well, this is me.

  23. Chaine says:

    I too am bored with her beiges… reminds me of my mom whose mantra is “beige goes with everything” so whenever she gets me clothing or accessories they are shades of beige that make you want to just cry.

  24. Paula Ziegler says:

    I grew up in Southern California and Meghan Markle’s dress code looks very Old Pasadena to me probably influenced by her Immaculate Heart high school.

  25. MsIam says:

    To me beige and camel are totally different colors and I am definitely here for camel! I wore that same combo yesterday. Meghan looked amazing this entire trip but the focus was still on the veterans and Invictus and I love that too.

  26. LeahTheFrench says:

    This would be camel, not beige 🙂 Sentaler offers a similar item in deep burgundy (and the fabric looks even softer!), she would have looked fantastic with that one, too. I would love to see her with brighter, jewel tones, but she looks effortlessly chic here. This is a well-executed look, appropriate for the event, and the making and styling are also well done.

  27. Sue says:

    I love that they are hobnobbing with Michael Bublé and that he even changed the lyrics to My Way as a nod to Harry. Of course the derangers will find something negative to say. And please nitpicking that Meghan wore gloves in an indoor rink? You don’t have to be Canadian to figure out that these places are cold.

  28. Giddy says:

    I’m almost tired of commenting how gorgeous M looks, how perfect her styling! I can’t remember ever seeing her make a bad choice, and she has to be one of the most photogenic people ever born! That said, I’d love to see her in jewel tones, or a deep rose color. But that’s just me because those are my favorite colors. In beige or camel I look so washed out that I look ill.

  29. Amy says:

    She looks beautiful, but I do love her in jewel tones!

  30. TN Democrat says:

    Meghan looks happy, healthy and relaxed. She is making public appearances. She has not randomly disappeared off the face of the earth. She does not look bug-eyed with her wig off center. She is not wearing button laden bespoke, Victorian cosplay or wiglets. She is not grabbing her husband’s behind to his obvious discomfort. She is not near flashing anyone. Harry looks happy to be around her. His fists are not balled up and his jaw is not clinched. The bias is so obvious in the rota coverage.

  31. Ariel says:

    “ Please don’t give me “she didn’t want to stand out, it wasn’t about her.” First of all, you need to make your peace with the fact that she just loves Sad Beige” Dead🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love her in beige so I definitely don’t mind🤣 She have navy, cream, olive green too. Don’t be hating Kaizer

  32. Glamarazzi says:

    I love Harry’s shoes, the shape of the sole is so interesting. Anyone know the brand?

    • Mary Pester says:

      Megan looks beautiful, happy and content and thats what matters. By the way is Buble’s son better now?

      • Lady D says:

        I believe his cancer has been cured. There was a special on TV two years ago about the child’s life, his fight with cancer and the recovery. Sorry, I can’t remember the little bebop’s name.

  33. Flamingo says:

    It looks like the sporty version of the jacket Celine Dion wore at the Grammy’s.

    Did Law Roach kick off a camel coat trend?

  34. tamsin says:

    Meghan does love a great camel coat, as do I. Meghan has a wardrobe of them. I think the camel cape looked stunning on her styled with jeans and riding boots. Throughout the three days, Meghan wore every neutral-black, navy white, and finally camel which is considered a neutral. She also wore a red jacket for Valentine’s day and olive for the banquet. I don’t think Meghan has ever worn “sad beige” and she has certainly worn jewel tones. The closest to beige that I’ve ever seen Meghan wear was at the Variety event. We are all drawn to colours that we like and tend to look good on us, and to dislike colours because we don’t look good in them. I think we all learn that we should all have some neutrals in our wardrobe and most of us choose a couple of them to work around. However, there is a shade or hue of every colour that we can all look good in. And finally, when Meghan wears colour- she wears colour! Gold dress. Teal dress. Red dress. Gorgeous vibrant green of her last appearance as a working royal.

    I saw a clip of Buble’s “serenade” of Harry and the Invictus Games on Youtube and it was both funny and really moving. I recommend a peek at it. It is sung to the tune of “My Way” which was written by a Canadian Paul Anka being sung by another Canadian Michael Buble in Canada where the Invictus Games will take place- so how appropriate! In the lyrics, Buble made fun of trump “aimless don’t convict me games”, sent “healing to his (Harry’s) dad, called Harry a sage and a visionary, and paid tribute to all Invictus competitors “to each one here who strived and tried/you’ve shown us all how we can fly.” It was a great tribute to the Games and Harry. The line wishing healing to Harry’s dad (notice it’s Harry’s dad, not King Charles) reminded me that Buble’s son was diagnosed with cancer when he was about four or five, a few years ago. He is now reported to be cancer free.

    Vij’s restaurant in Vancouver as someone has already mentioned is a great East Indian eatery. It’s decor is very unpretentious, and the food excellent. I think Meghan is carrying the cookbook he wrote a number of years ago, and that really propelled him to fame and he did some appearances on the Canadian food network.

  35. Pearl says:

    That video is CHARMING! And I just bought the Sentaler wrap in the gray, yay!

  36. Tip says:

    She looks great. Sad beige is stupid. That’s it.

  37. Lady Gurnavere says:

    I LOVE Meghan, but I’m with Kaiser on this-I hate that Meghan wears so much brown and beige. It doesn’t do her justice and washes her out. I don’t think most people look good in beige-Jackie Kennedy (see her inaugaration outfit-was one of the few. I wish Meghan wore more color-she looks so fab in jewel tones.

  38. QuiteContrary says:

    Maybe she’ll wear other colors when she finally gets Kate’s fashion contacts, as Kate believes she’s pining for.

    I love a classic camel coat and Meghan looks great in this one.

    • Agreatreckoning says:

      I’m probably a bit biased towards camel colored coats. Our Dad had a gorgeous one. In the 80’s a friend and me took pictures of us wearing his coat. We were doing our own Glamour Shots.lol As siblings, we didn’t fight about our parent’s things much when they passed away. Most of us were like donate it. They gave us what we wanted and needed while they were living. Love & hugs. We weren’t perfect. Love was ever present.

      Dad’s camel coat was a minor thing. Enough siblings remembered me wearing it often-not just for the Glamour Shots. I have it and wear it often. Doesn’t matter he was almost 5’11 and I’m at best (with good posture) 5’4″, that camel coat is the best. I will never wear it as well as he did.

  39. Dani says:

    Buble is definitely not the prince of Canada..

  40. Aurora says:

    The outfit’s core idea is a winning classic, whose elegance is elevated by the coat’s modern cut. But the pants’ creasing and the sensible boots are throwing the styling off. And thankfully her face is exquisite, bc it can still somehow stand out despite crimes commited on the name of brow artistry.

  41. Cali says:

    I used to work with someone who was Latino. One day I complimented him on a new shirt he was wearing in cobalt blue. The color looked great on him. He told me that as a man of color he tended to avoid bright colors even when they were flattering on him. He wanted to blend in and not stand out in a conservative workplace.
    I wonder if Meghan has some of those same feelings. She certainly has faced so much unwarranted criticism for standing out. Maybe it’s just easier to wear understated colors. She doesn’t need to wear bright colors to look beautiful. When I watched Suits I always thought how elegant she looked in her perfectly fitted outfits in muted colors.
    I love all her looks.

  42. Ameerah M says:

    I have no problems with her loving sad beige and never have. Beige and camel items are chic, classic and timeless and look expensive even when they’re not.

  43. kelleybelle says:

    Sad beige? What? That’s only one opinion. I love it on her.