Gorgeous in green! Meghan Markle stuns in $2,400 Jason Wu dress and $460 gold leaf earrings as she cradles her growing baby bump at final Fijian appearance
- Meghan Markle looked glowing on Thursday, wearing a $2,400 Jason Wu dress
- The 37-year-old royal paired her dress with Manolo Blahniks and gold earrings
- The Duke and Duchess spent Wednesday evening in a luxury Fijian resort
- They continue on to Tonga on Thursday, during their marathon 16-day tour
They spent the night at the lavish Grand Pacific Hotel in Fiji’s capital, so it should come as no surprise that the Duchess of Sussex looked relaxed and glowing when she arrived in Nadi on Wednesday.
Opting for a forest green crepe sheath dress by Canadian Taiwanese designer, Jason Wu, Meghan Markle looked every inch the glamorous royal as she and Prince Harry arrived at the airport for an official welcome ceremony.
The Duchess paired her sophisticated dress, which costs $2,400 (GBP £1315), with her Manolo Blahnik BB pumps in black suede and gold accessories, and cradled her growing baby bump on stage.
Meghan Markle cradled her growing baby bump at the last Fijian royal appearance on Thursday (pictured)
The Duchess opted for a forest green dress by Taiwanese Canadian designer Jason Wu for their visit to Nadi Airport on Thursday (pictured)
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The Duchess paired her sophisticated dress, which costs $2,400 (GBP £1315), with her Manolo Blahnik BB pumps in black suede and gold accessories (pictured with Prince Harry)
Meghan wore her hair in a centre parting and loose, adding gold leaf earrings by Pippa Small and a gold cuff (left) – Prince Harry wore complementary colours (right)
The couple spent their Wednesday night at the five-star Vatuvara Private Islands resort in northern Lau.
She wore her hair in a centre parting and loose, while the Duke of Sussex wore a complementary pastel-coloured suit and tie.
Savvy fashion experts were quick to identify the Duchess’s gold leaf earrings as being by Pippa Small.
Meghan also sported $466 (GBP £255) elaborate cuffs by Pippa Small, as well as her normal statement rings.
The ethical fashion brand started in Notting Hill in 2007, before Pippa opened a concession in New York at ABC Carpet & Home.
The gold leaf earrings were from a collection that retailed in the Spring of 2015.
At the event, the Duke and Duchess (pictured) unveiled a statue to commemorate Sergeant Talaisi Labalaba, a British-Fijian soldier who died heroically in battle
At the event, the Duke and Duchess unveiled a statue to commemorate Sergeant Talaisi Labalaba, a British-Fijian soldier who died heroically in battle.
Sergeant Talaiasi Labalaba, a Fijian member of the elite British Special Air Service (SAS), single-handedly held off 250 attackers from taking an army base 46-years-ago.
Labalaba, renowned as one of the SAS’s greatest heroes, gave his life in an epic struggle to defend his fellow soldiers at the Battle of Mirbat, in what is now Yemen, in 1972.
The 18 Karat yellow-gold-dipped brass Central Park drop earrings retail for $451 (GBP £247)
The Royals were greeted by thousands of people as they departed to board their Qantas charter fight for the South Pacific nation of Tonga
After the ceremony, the couple boarded their Qantas charter fight for the South Pacific nation of Tonga, the third country they are visiting during their marathon 16-day trip on behalf of the Queen.
There they will receive an official welcome to the country from Her Royal Highness The Princess Angelika Latufuipeka at the airport.
Later they will be the guests of honour at another welcome reception and dinner in Nuku’alofa with the Tongan ruler, King Tupou VI and his wife, Queen Nanasipau’u, with traditional Tongan entertainment.
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