The Outfit Meghan Markle Might Wear to Princess Eugenie's Royal Wedding

Update 10/12: Meghan Markle wore a Bespoke navy Givenchy dress and coat (opens in new tab) with navy Manolo Blahnik to Princess Eugenie's wedding (opens in new tab). She accessorized with a matching blue Bespoke Noel Stewart cocktail hat. The dark hue looked gorgeous on the Duchess of Sussex and ensured she didn't steal the spotlight away from the bride. (In fact, both her and Kate Middleton went into the church (opens in new tab) rather quickly to keep the focus on Princess Eugenie's arrival to the church.) Givenchy is also quickly becoming Meghan's go-to for outfits (opens in new tab), so expect to see more designs from this fashion house beyond today.

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Meghan Markle's no stranger to royal weddings. After she married Prince Harry, she went to the wedding of his cousin, Celia McCorquodale (opens in new tab), where she wore an Oscar de la Renta dress. A few months later, Meghan was spotted in a Club Monaco ensemble at the wedding of Harry's childhood best friend, Charlie van Straubenzee (opens in new tab) and Daisy Jenks. Both of those wedding guest outfits (opens in new tab) were colorful, bold, and effortless. They were also a breath of fresh air from the usual stiff coat dresses we usually see at royal ceremonies.

Given Meghan's sometimes unconventional yet stylish choices (opens in new tab), we're all wondering what she'll wear to Princess Eugenie's wedding on October 12. The ceremony will be held at St. George's Chapel (opens in new tab) in Windsor (the same place Meghan and Harry wed) and is expected to be a huge celebration.

Since the church ceremony is a little more formal, my guess is that Meghan won't be wearing a fluttery, floral dress, as she has for the summer weddings. Compared to Kate Middleton, who will likely be in a coat dress (opens in new tab) (she wore this Alexander McQueen (opens in new tab) piece to Meghan's nuptials), if Meghan chooses a breezy gown, it might come across as too casual for Princess Eugenie's wedding.

The royal will likely go the other route, with more sophisticated styles like this fit-and-flare Roland Mouret number (opens in new tab), which Jennifer Garner also wore to her walk of fame ceremony (opens in new tab). In order to not steal the spotlight from the bride, Meghan might also choose a more demure color to wear such as navy, pale pink, or caramel. For Prince Louis' christening, the duchess wore an olive Ralph Lauren dress (opens in new tab) with a matching fascinator. The look was simple and elegant. The color—though a little unexpected—looked gorgeous on Meghan.

As for who might design Meghan's wedding guest look, the options are...endless. She has worn creations from Stella McCartney, Carolina Herrera (opens in new tab), Prada (opens in new tab), Altuzarra (opens in new tab), and, of course: Givenchy. As Elle noted, the royal has worn the label (opens in new tab) to most of her "firsts" as a royal, so she could wear the fashion house again to one of the biggest wedding days in history. One thing we know for sure, however, is that Meghan will most definitely have a fascinator on as guests are required to wear them (opens in new tab) for royal weddings.