Meghan, Duchess of Sussex once again put her most fashionable foot forward as she joined her husband Prince Harry for the second day of engagements in Whistler for the Invictus Games One Year To Go celebration.
After stepping out in the chicest snow-ready outfit on Wednesday, the Duchess looked equally coordinated in a black Hermes puffer jacket, black La Ligne skinny jeans, a dark blue scarf, and matching (Canadian) Aritzia beanie plus Kamik boots as she met with competitors and spoke to sports coaches.
The former Suits actress styled her glossy raven hair in loose curls, highlighting her features with her go-to makeup combo of a peachy-toned blush, fluffy brows and chocolatey-hues on the eyes.
© Getty ImagesThe mother-of-two, 42, kept accessories to a minimum, with some delicate gold Birks jewellery pieces in keeping with her 'quiet luxury' sartorial agenda and also choosing to accessorize with a pair of black leather gloves, handy for the cold. Check out more of their day two activities here!
Prince Harry and Meghan are making sure to combine work with personal time while in Canada. On Valentine's Day, the couple set aside time to enjoy an intimate dinner date at Il Caminetto in Whistler Village.
© Getty ImagesLooking immaculate to dine at the upscale Italian restaurant, Meghan donned a romantic ruby-hued coat from Loro Piana and pointed-toe heels.
The couple were seen dining in a quiet corner of the restaurant, before leaving hand-in-hand and slipping away in a black car.
© Getty ImagesHELLO!'s Rebecca Lewis spent time with the Duke and Duchess on a snowy mountain side in Whistler village yesterday, overlooking how they spent time engaging with the different competitors.
© Getty ImagesIvan Morera, a team US athlete, told HELLO!: "I believe Prince Harry understands the military personnel very well, because of his experience in Afghanistan and his willingness to put his life on the line for his country."
© Getty ImagesOn Friday, Harry is expected to give a speech in which he is likely to talk about the founding principles of the Invictus Games.
