The Duchess of Sussex made an exciting announcement on Sunday - she has guest-edited the coveted September issue of British Vogue, and fans are pretty excited! The magazine released a beautiful shot of Meghan alongside the reveal, which shows her looking through a clothes rail at the London office of women's charity Smart Works. If you're wondering about her gorgeous outfit, we've got all the details - it's a stunning pencil dress from Gucci, coming in at a pricey £2295. Us, jealous? Never.
Meghan looked beautiful in the photograph released by British Vogue
Meghan's pick is the designer's 'Embellished Tweed Dress', which features a delicate rose brooch and a pretty ribbon bow at the neckline. While the beautiful picture is black and white - a photography style that seems to be favoured by the Duchess - we can see that as usual, she kept her makeup soft and natural, and left her dark hair long and loose.
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It's thought that the magazine will feature an article on Smart Works, one of the UK charities of which Meghan is a proud patron. The organisation helps long-term unemployed and vulnerable women regain their confidence and gives them interview coaching and fashion advice. The new mum has made several private visits to the centre - according to its chief executive Kate Stephens - and of course, also made an official trip there in January.
Gucci Embellished Tweed Dress, £2295 (available here)
Meghan is clearly a big fan of Gucci and also owns a couple of handbags from the designer. She's not alone, since other royal Gucci shoppers include Princess Beatrice and the Duchess of Cambridge. Beatrice memorably wore a stunning embellished gown to 2018's Global Gift Gala, and who can forget Kate's vivid purple pussy-bow blouse? Here's hoping we see more pictures of Meghan wearing her new designer dress - it's too gorgeous to wear just once!
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