Meghan Markle's new Netflix series "With Love, Meghan" has launched with the duchess showcasing a wardrobe worth a staggering £130,000.
The lifestyle programme, which premiered on Tuesday, features the 43-year-old in an array of designer outfits as she cooks, bakes and arranges flowers.
From a £1,800 Ralph Lauren dress to £3,000 Annie Bing earrings, Meghan's fashion choices have been admired by viewers.
The eight-part series sees her sporting multiple outfit changes, with as many as five different looks in a single episode.
Meghan Markle's new Netflix series "With Love, Meghan" has launched with the duchess showcasing a wardrobe worth a staggering £130,000
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The duchess's designer wardrobe includes a £21,400 Cartier Tank Francaise watch.
In one scene, she wears a £143 cream-coloured cashmere sweater from J. Crew paired with a white linen skirt from Posse worth £235.
For baking cookies, Meghan opted for a £1,800 Ralph Lauren shirt dress with a floral print.
Her jewellery collection is equally impressive, featuring Logan Hollowell's 'queen' emerald cut cuban choker at £8,495 and a Fortuna Tennis necklace worth £44,696.
Meghan opted for a £1,800 Ralph Lauren shirt dress with a floral print whilst baking cookies
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She slices lemons wearing a Loro Piana jumper costing around £990.
Meghan has adopted a "stealth wealth" aesthetic throughout the series, favouring simple, elevated pieces in muted tones.
Her colour palette consists primarily of white, beige and delicate powder tones, complemented by subtle patterns.
The duchess often opts for loose silhouettes and flowing designs, as seen in her floor-length silk dress by Ulla Johnson featured on the official poster.
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During one episode, Meghan's friend Mindy Kaling praised her fashion sense, saying: "Your fashion is like one of my favourite things. And sometimes I will look and go to MaxMara.com and it is sold out."
Meghan responded that she mixes both "high and low" brands, pointing to her cream trousers from Zara worth just £49.99.
Other affordable items in her wardrobe include a £101 brown Zara dress and a Northwestern University sweatshirt for £75.
Despite these more accessible pieces, the overall wardrobe remains predominantly high-end designer fashion.
