Every outfit Meghan Markle wore on her first royal tour: 36 different looks

The duchess wore plenty of Australasian designers and ethical looks too

She wore a beautiful caped Safiyaa London gown at the official dinner in Suva, Fiji, Tuesday, October 23. Photos / All pool

She wore the Leap of Faith White Blazer dress by New Zealand designer Maggie Marilyn to see the work of industry leading artists in film, sculpture and costume design during a visit to Courtney Creative on October 29 in Wellington, New Zealand.

One of the most formal looks of the trip was this Oscar de la Renta for the Australian Geographic Society Gala Awards event in Sydney, Australia. Photo / AP

She wore a Stella McCartney dress to visit Te Papaiouru Marae on October 31 in Rotorua, New Zealand. Her korowai (traditional Maori cloak) was made for her by Ngati Whakaue artist Norma Sturley. The artist was inspired by the Duchess of Sussex's coat of arms.

Here's a closer look at the korowai.

She wore a striped dress by sustainable fashion brand Reformation for a walk along the Kingfisher Bay Jetty in Australia. Her sunglasses are by New Zealand brand Karen Walker and her sandals are by Sarah Flint.

The couple's final sighting was on a walk through a Redwoods forest in Rotorua, New Zealand. She's wearing a men's Oslo jacket - it's thought she borrowed this from Harry. Her shoes are Birdies Blackbird slippers.

She wore a wrap dress by Veronica Beard during a visit to Tupou College in Tonga, Friday, Oct. 26. Her shoes are Banana Republic.

It was a Hugo Boss dress for her arrival at the airport in Sydney on October 28, from which she departed for New Zealand.

She wore a Gabriela Hearst dress (with the sleeves modified) and a Dior clutch for an official function in Wellington.

She wore a Givenchy top and a bespoke Givenchy skirt to visit a kiwi breeding programme in Rotorua, New Zealand this Wednesday.

She wore J.Crew jeans and a jacket by Kiwi designer Karen Walker to unveil a plaque dedicating 20 hectares of native bush to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy project at The North Shore Riding Club in Auckland.

Her wellies, left, are the Muck Boot Company's Reign boot - they retail for about Dh700.

In a Brandon Maxwell dress and a silk Burberry trench, with Stuart Weitzman shoes, during a public walkabout at the Viaduct Harbour in Auckland on Tuesday October 30. Photo / AFP

Here's another view of that look.

In double-breasted Antonio Berardi dress and Aquazzura shoes at the Auckland War Memorial Museum in Auckland, New Zealand on Tuesday, Oct. 30. (She wore this exact dress to a polo match in 2017.)

This shirt dress is by Brandon Maxwell - she wore it in Sydney, her shoes are Tamara Melon.

She wore a Karen Gee dress to kick off the royal tour in Sydney

Here's a closer look at the ivory dress, which is by Australian brand Karen Gee, with all of their pieces made in Australia and accredited with Ethical Clothing Australia.

She then popped a Martin Grant trench over the dress (it's still only spring in Australasia remember).

Here she is in a look by her friend Serena Williams - this Boss oversized blazer is from the tennis player's collection. Her shirt is Maison Kitsune and her ankle boots are by J.Crew.

This navy folded dress she wore in Melbourne is from Aussie designer Dion Lee's pre-fall 2019 collection

Here's a closer look

She wore a Club Monaco dress and Rothy's flats as well as a Martin Grant trench to visit a beach at Melbourne for a clean up operation on October 18. Ian Vogler/Pool via REUTERS

A Martin Grant pleated dress for a visit to Sydney's famous Bondi beach. Photo / AFP

In a Roksanda dress to meet Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison, right, and his wife Jenny Morrison, left, at Kirribilli House in Sydney

In an Emilia Wickstead dress and a Phillip Treacy hat.

In an Altuzarra blazer and ILLESTEVA sunglasses in Sydney.

A L'Agence pinstripe blazer was her choice for a reception hosted by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison. AP

It was a dress by Aussie label Zimmerman and a Stephen Jones hat for the official welcome ceremony in Suva, Fiji, Tuesday, Oct. 23.

She wore a Figue ruffle dress for a visit to the University of the South Pacific in Suva on October 24

In a crepe dress by Jason Wu before boarding their flight from Nadi, Fiji, Thursday. She also held a Dior clutch and wore Manolos as well as Pippa Small earrings and bangle.

She wore a Theia dress for a state dinner in Nuku'alofa, Tonga, with a Givenchy clutch, which she paired with one of Princess Diana's cocktail rings.

She opted for a dress by Australian designer Martin Grant and a Prada clutch to visit an exhibition of Tongan handicrafts, mats and tapa cloths at the Fa'onelua Convention Centre on October 26 in Nuku'alofa, Tonga.

She then added a traditional Tongan touch, as did Harry

She wore a Self-Portrait red midi dress for her arrival at Fua'amotu airport in Tonga on October 25

She wore this crepe knit wrap jacket by Australian designer Scanlan Theodore and Sarah Flint pumps to watch the wheelchair basketball final at The Invictus Games in Sydney, Australia, Saturday, Oct. 27. Photo / AP

She wore an Antonio Berardi tuxedo dress and Aquazzura pumps during the closing ceremonies for the Invictus Games in Sydney, Saturday, Oct. 27. Photo / AP

In a Karen Walker trench for a visit to the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior at Pukeahu National War Memorial Park in Wellington, New Zealand. Photo / AP

In a Club Monaco trench and a Jac + Jack sweater and Outland jeans as well as Stuart Weitzman boots to go to Maranui Cafe in Wellington, New Zealand. Photo / Reuters

She chose a Seasalt Cornwall navy rain jacket, Outland Denim jeans and Stella x Adidas sneakers for a walk around Abel Tasman National Park in New Zealand on day 14 of their 16-day tour of Australia and the South Pacific.

It's been a whirlwind few weeks for Meghan Markle, aka the Duchess of Sussex, but it's safe to say that her styling team has been even busier.

As the new princess toured Australia, Tonga, Fiji and New Zealand over 16 days, Meghan had plenty of outfit changes - here's everything that she wore (well, the looks that were captured by the official photographers at least).

From Givenchy to Karen Walker and J.Crew to Club Monaco - it was a royal tour wardrobe that blended high with low and small ethical fashion brands with the heavyweights of Parisian style. Scroll through our gallery above to see every look.

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