Meghan Markle and Princess Beatrice Definitely Wore the Same Skirt This Week
Meghan Markle and Princess Beatrice wore the same skirt this week. Meghan wore it to an event celebrating her charity cookbook, while Beatrice wore it to an event for Big Change Charity.

Providing style inspo literally comes with the territory of being a fashion icon. Meghan Markle, certified fashion icon, has perfected the royal lewk in just a few short months. Proof positive: Princess Beatrice, who has been royal since birth, wore the same skirt as Meghan — and in the same week no less.
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The skirt in question is by Misha Nonoo, a close friend of the royal family (who has been rumored to be the anonymous-for-their-own-privacy friend who set Meghan up with Prince Harry in the first place), so it's not surprising that both Meghan and Beatrice would come across it separately.
It's also possible, of course, that the twinning is more intentional. In July, celebrity stylist and PR agency owner Rochelle White spoke to the Daily Mail (opens in new tab) about how Meghan has inspired Beatrice to change her formerly-eccentric style (opens in new tab).
"Beatrice has definitely been taking notes on the royal fashion of Meghan," White said. "She has been a big influence on fashion, trends and style and I think she has seen the power in that. This has probably made her look at her own fashion and style choices."
Here's Meghan, wearing the skirt at a celebration event for her charity cookbook (opens in new tab), Together: Our Community Cookbook, where she made her first solo speech as a royal (opens in new tab).
Beatrice wore the skirt to an event for one of her favorite charities, Big Change:
This week #BigChange founders Princess Beatrice and @HollyBranson visited two Pupil Referral Units (PRUs) with our project partner @TheDifferenceEd. They heard from pupils, parents and #school staff about crucial change needed to support excluded children. #schoolexclusions pic.twitter.com/490tH0TBArSeptember 21, 2018
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