The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Get our daily royal round-up direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice The Duke and Duchess of Sussex completed their first overseas tour as a married couple on 10 and 11 July, where they undertook two days of engagements in Ireland . A packed schedule of course means a versatile wardrobe and we got to see Meghan in practical, smart daytime looks and a beautiful evening dress. It was also an opportunity for her to hone some sartorial diplomacy with her choice of outfit colours, designers and even jewellery. There were some subtle but sweet tributes to her host nation on the trip. Here's everything you need to know about her royal tour-drobe. Outfit 4: Back to business in trouser suit (Image: Getty) After meeting with the President of Ireland, there was time for Meghan to have a quick outfit change, as she and Harry made their way to Croke Park - the home of the Gaelic Athletic Association. (Image: Getty Images Europe) The couple had a packed schedule of events on Wednesday afternoon, including a visit to Trinity College, the EPIC museum, a viewing of the Famine Memorial and a trip to technology start-up DogPatch Labs. Meghan went for a business look in a bespoke black trouser suit and white t-shirt by Givenchy. She was also sporting her Givenchy Black 2G Buckle Belt. (Image: Getty) The tuxedo style suit is a similar look to the Alexander McQueen two-piece she wore to the Endeavour Fund awards in February. (Image: PA) Meghan wore it with her £425 Sarah Flint 'Perfect' pointed toe pumps . (Image: Getty) The Duchess also carried Givenchy's £1,677 GV3 frame bag . Outfit 3: The boat neck staple (Image: PA) After wowing at the garden party on Tuesday night, Meghan swapped her cocktail dress for a functional grey/taupe number, as she and the Duke met with the President of Ireland Michael Higgins and wife Sabina at Aras an Uachtarain on Wednesday morning. (Image: Rex) The bateau style dress with three-quarter sleeves and handkerchief waterfall skirt is a modification of Roland Mouret's navy 'Barwick' dress , which Meghan wore the day before her wedding in May. The French designer is a close friend of Meghan's and he was one of then names hotly tipped to be the one behind her wedding dress in the lead-up to her big day. (Image: REX/Shutterstock) The Duchess teamed her ensemble with another pair of Paul Andrew's 'Shakti' heels in black. The designer confirmed to fashion blogger Meghan's Mirror , that both of the 'Pump-it-up' styles Meghan has worn on tour are from the Pre-Spring 2019 collection and will be available to buy this winter. She also carried Fendi's black leather Peekaboo bag with gold detailing. (Image: PA) Meghan's hair was styled into a sleek bun once again and she wore her stunning £7,000 Birks Snowflake Snowstorm Diamond Earrings to complete her look. Outfit 2: Little black dress (Image: PA) On Tuesday evening, the Duke and Duchess attended a summer garden party at the British Ambassador's Residence, where Harry gave a speech. (Image: Rex) Meghan looked absolutely stunning in a little black dress by British designer Emilia Wickstead (a favourite of the Duchess of Cambridge). The mid-length frock featured an elegant square neckline, white straps, a fit-and-flare hem and a belt around the waist which showed off her slender waist. Meghan rewore her £543 black Aquazzura Deneuve bow pumps from the Queen's Young Leaders Awards ceremony earlier this month. (Image: PA) She also carried her £1,390 Givenchy satin clutch bag with jewellery clasp, as seen at Royal Ascot last month. (Image: PA) Meghan finished off her evening look with some glamorous Hollywood style waves and Birks Muse citrine and diamond drop earrings . Outfit 1: Gorgeous in green (Image: WireImage) The Duke and Duchess arrived at Dublin City airport on Tuesday afternoon, after attending the RAF service in London with the Queen and the Cambridges that morning. Meghan showed sartorial diplomacy wearing a green sweater and patch pocket pencil skirt by her wedding dress designer Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy. (Image: PA) It was a nice nod to the host nation's colours, while sticking to her style and the fashion house she's become synonymous with. (Image: PA) The Duchess teamed her two-piece outfit with a pair of tan suede 'Shakti' court shoes by British-born, New York based footwear and accessory designer Paul Andrew - a nice tribute to her roots and new home. (Image: Splash) She debuted a new tote bag by her favourite handbag label Strathberry - the £525 midi tote bag in tan bridle leather. (Image: PA) Another sweet tribute to Ireland came in the form of her accessories. Meghan wore her hair up in a sleek side bun so we could see her £660 gold and diamond stud earrings by by Belgian designer Vanessa Tugendhaft , in the shape of four leaf clovers.<doc-sep>Meghan Markle kicked off day two of her Ireland trip with Prince Harry with two stunning looks so far. For their first event—meeting with President Michael Higgins at his residence Áras an Uachtaráin—the Duchess of Sussex opted for a gray dress by Roland Mouret. Getty Images This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. The sleek, boatneck number featured long sleeves, a midi hemline, and a large ruffle detail hanging from the right side of the waist. The Duchess wore black Paul Andrew pumps, Birks earrings, and a Fendi bag with the dress. Getty Images Markle is reportedly friends with Mouret. He was one of the rumored designers to make her wedding dress before the public found out she chose Givenchy's Clare Waight Keller. Though she didn't wear his designs on her wedding day, Meghan did wear one of his dresses the day before, when she arrived to her hotel with her mom, Doria Ragland. That number had a similar style, featuring a cocktail length and single ruffle on the skirt. Markle in Roland Mouret the day before her wedding Getty Images After wearing three looks in one day yesterday, Markle continued her style streak in Ireland by changing into a second outfit for her next event with Harry—visiting Croke Park. Meghan wore a black trouser suit by Givenchy with a white tee, Givenchy belt, Sarah Flint pumps, and a fold-over clutch for the engagement. Getty Images This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. The separates come as a refreshing look from the duchess, who's been wearing dress after dress at her recent royal engagements. This isn't her first time wearing a suit at an official appearance, however. She previously wore an Alexander McQueen suit for an awards ceremony in February. Getty Images This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Markle continued to wear the suit as they met crowds outside Trinity College in Dublin today. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. WATCH: Harry and Meghan have been meeting the crowds at Dublin’s historic Trinity College: pic.twitter.com/hipwAy8Y3L — Emily Nash (@emynash) July 11, 2018 We can't wait to see what she wears next. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>Meghan Markle has mastered the art of the royal tour quick change Meghan Markle Has Already Rocked Two Very Different Looks Today in Ireland: See the Photos! Royal style swap! Meghan Markle has mastered the art of the royal tour quick change. The Duchess of Sussex kicked off her second day in Dublin with husband Prince Harry in a bespoke chic taupe green dress by Roland Mouret, which featured her go-to boatneck style and draping detail. Get push notifications with news, features and more. She completed the look with a black Fendi bag and black suede heels by Paul Andrew. Meghan also wore a Roland Mouret dress the night before her royal wedding. Royal visit to Dublin - Day Two Meghan Markle | Credit: Press Association via AP Images Royal visit to Dublin - Day Two Meghan Markle | Credit: Press Association via AP Images Following their visit with Ireland’s President Michael Higgins at his residence Áras an Uachtaráin, Meghan quickly changed into a more casual ensemble for the couple’s visit to the city’s famous Croke Park to see some of the traditional sports of the country. She also let down her sleek bun into loose waves. The Duke And Duchess Of Sussex Visit Ireland Meghan Markle | Credit: Chris Jackson/Getty Images For the first time since she became a duchess, Meghan wore pants on an official outing. She cut a stylish figure in a Givenchy pantsuit, which featured fitted black trousers paired with a matching blazer and a white shirt. She accessorized the look with a black belt (her wedding dress designer!) RELATED VIDEO: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Touch Down in Dublin! See the Newlyweds’ First Ever Airport Arrival Meghan took the field in a pair of sky-high pumps from Sarah Flint and traded in her Fendi bag for a small black clutch. Meghan is getting a crash course in royal tour style — something her sister-in-law Kate Middleton is well versed in. On Monday, Meghan sported three separate looks (a first for the new royal! ). Prince Harry and Meghan Duchess of Sussex Attend Summer Party at the British Ambassador's Residence Meghan Markle | Credit: PA Images/INSTARimages Can’t get enough of PEOPLE’s Royals coverage? Sign up for our newsletter to get the latest updates on Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and more! The Duke And Duchess Of Sussex Visit Ireland Credit: Samir Hussein/WireImage Members Of The Royal Family Attend Events To Mark The Centenary Of The RAF Meghan Markle | Credit: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images<doc-sep>
Talk about traveling in style! Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, wore no fewer than four gorgeous outfits during her two-day visit to Ireland with Prince Harry this week. The whirlwind trip marked their first official international outing as a royal couple. On Tuesday, the former Meghan Markle stepped out of the plane in a green Givenchy pencil skirt and top. She accessorized with neutral pumps and a roomy Strathberry tote. The duchess started her Ireland trip in style. Getty Images She wore the ensemble as she and Harry met Ireland’s taoiseach (aka prime minister), Leo Varadkar. The royal couple posed with Ireland's taoiseach, Leo Varadkar. Paul Faith / AFP - Getty Images Later on, the duchess made a quick change for a reception at the residence of Robin Barnett, the British ambassador to Ireland. She looked chic and summery in a sleeveless, belted dress by British designer Emilia Wickstead. She paired that look with matching black pumps and a black clutch. The duchess changed into a sleeveless black dress for a party at the British ambassador's residence. Samir Hussein / WireImage On day two of her Ireland trip, Meghan returned to one of her favorite styles: the boatneck dress. She wore a gray boatneck dress with an asymmetrical draped skirt by French designer Roland Mouret as she met with Ireland’s president, Michael Higgins, and his wife, Sabina. Meghan and Harry posed with Ireland's president, Michael Higgins, and his wife, Sabina, along with their family dogs. Julien Behal / AP The president’s Bernese mountain dogs, Bród and Síoda, also seemed thrilled to meet the duchess. The dogs loved the royal couple! Getty Images Before long, Meghan had made another style swap into what might have been her most daring (and fabulous) outfit of the whole trip — a black pantsuit! It was definitely a departure from the dresses and skirts she has worn since she joined the royal family. She looked every part the sleek, modern princess in the Givenchy ensemble. Meghan's pantsuit was chic but also appropriately subdued for their visit to the famine memorial in Dublin. Chris Jackson / Getty Images She wore the pantsuit, accessorized with black heels and a simple clutch, as she and Prince Harry attended various events in Dublin. Harry also looked dapper in a gray jacket and trousers and muted blue shoes. The duke and duchess spoke with athletes at Croke Park. Chris Jackson / Getty Images The royal couple saw the famous Book of Kells at Trinity College and also greeted athletes at Dublin’s Croke Park, home of the Gaelic Athletic Association. (How did the duchess effortlessly navigate the soft grass in her heels? It must be a royal style secret.) The duchess clearly made the most of her Ireland trip — and looked stunning in the process!