
On Valentine's Day, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were photographed for the first time since their dramatic (opens in new tab) and very public (opens in new tab) decision to step down as senior members of the royal family. The couple looked happy and relaxed as they de-boarded a commercial flight into Victoria Airport, in British Columbia. The photographs, exclusive to the Daily Mail, show Meghan carrying a men's Prada duffel and wearing two of her favorite items—her Misha Nonoo shirt and black Rothy's flats—while Harry held a carry-on from popular brand Away. (You can see the photos here (opens in new tab).)
The couple are fans of Away luggage, with Meghan gifting each of her baby shower attendees a suitcase from the brand's "Alchemy" collection (opens in new tab). (One of her best friends, Serena Williams, is also a fan of the brand, recently partnering up with it for a bold new collection.) (opens in new tab) Harry, apparently, also loves the brand; he carried what looks to be the Bigger Carry-On in Asphalt. (opens in new tab) It's designed to fit in the overhead bin on commercial flights, which made it perfect for this trip.
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Meghan, meanwhile, carried a men's duffel—the Prada Re-Nylon travel bag.
Meghan picked a cozy outfit to wear while traveling: what appears to be a blue striped Misha Nonoo shirt (opens in new tab) (a piece that we at Marie Claire are also obsessed with (opens in new tab)), a cozy, oversized cardigan, and her $175 Rothy's dark gray flats. They're the same shoes that she wore in Australia—on a sandy beach, natch!—and that, full disclosure, I also wear every time I fly.
The couple have taken a handful of commercial flights of late as they adjust to their new life, particularly since receiving a barrage of criticism over that time (opens in new tab) they flew a private jet.
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