Meghan Markle and her sustainable style

Since she's part of the royal family, all eyes are on Meghan Markle. Especially on her dress style. We show the sustainable favorite brands of Duchess of Sussex

Meghan Markle Style sustainable
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, puts her style emphasized on environmentally conscious and sustainable garments. It started with her evening wedding party, at which Meghan Markle wore a dress from Stella McCartney wore, which is known for its sustainable collections.

 This is how Meghan Markle's sustainable style works

1.Stella McCartney

Stella McCartney's fashion stands for ethically produced and sustainable pieces. In addition, Stella McCartney does without leather in their parts. Meghan Markle has used it to style herself on various occasions, including one Dress this label for the 92nd birthday of the Queen.

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For the evening reception of their Wedding, the new Duchess of Sussex looked absolutely radiant wearing a custom made Stella McCartney white gown, her shoes by Manolo Blahnik. The reception took place at Frogmore House, a royal residence in Windsor, just half a mile from Windsor Castle. Frogmore House was also the venue for Harry and Meghan's official engagement photos, taken by Alexi Lubomirski. _______________________________________________ #meghanmarkle #meghanmarklefans #princeharry #windsor #meghanmarklestyle #dukeandduchessofsussex #dukeofsussex #duchessofsussex #hrhtheduchessofsussex #royalfamily #roywedding #royalfamily #roywegals #britishroyalfamily #roywedding #royals #britishroyalfamily #windsor #britishroyalfamily #roywedding #royals #britishroyalfamily #meghanandmarry2018 #britishroyalfamily #roywedding #royweghan #meghanandharryXNUMX # royalwedding

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2. Veya

The French shoe brand makes sneakers that are different: with vegetable-tanned leather, organic cotton and a sole made of natural rubber. These Fairtrade shoes still look stylish and modern - and the production process is kept completely transparent at Veja. - An attitude and a style that are just right for Meghan Markle.

Veja, Esplar Nautico

3. Gabriella Hearst

Meghan Markle loves Gabriella Hearst's style. This is characterized above all by sustainable materials, the use of "up-cycled" pieces and factory scraps. As little waste as possible is produced. Gabrielle Hearst works primarily with artists from India, Bolivia and Italy.

Gabriela Hearst, Nina bag green

4. Hiut denim

The English label Hiut Denim places great emphasis on sustainability and became particularly well known for the fact that Meghan Markle styled black cotton trousers from Hiut Denim. - Since then there has been a waiting list of 3 months for this model. No wonder, because Hiut Denim only produces 100 pants by hand every week. Anyone who has got hold of a pair of pants to imitate the Meghan Markle style can be happy. By the way: The jeans label suggests wearing the trousers for 120 days before washing them. That saves water in the long run.

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Hiut Denim, The Nina Skinny

5. Theory

Theory collections go wonderfully with Meghan Markle's style: Feminine, classic, timeless and also sustainably produced. The materials at Theory are completely environmentally friendly. The new “Good Wool” collection, for example, consists of traceable merino wool from Australia and is fair-trade woven in Italy.

Theory, Wool Off-The-Shoulder Jacket

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