On the final day of their tour of Colombia, the Duchess of Sussex traded in her sequinned skirt for another monochromatic outfit.
Meghan and Prince Harry arrived at El Vallado recreational unit to learn more about Jóvenes por Cali, a community group that works to cultivate social change in their city. During their visit, the Sussexes met with youth volunteers and showed off their salsa moves on the dance floor.
Meghan — who, earlier in the day, wore a Mango sleeveless shirt and a sequinned Silvia Tcherassi skirt at a panel discussion on women’s empowerment — slipped into a different look for the Jóvenes outing.
The outfit consisted of a white short-sleeved t-shirt from the LA-based brand Anine Bing – a favourite of Meghan’s – paired with standout elements from Colombian designers: a column skirt with a subtle jacquard design from the Cali-based brand Juan de Dios and gold earrings by the Colombian jewellery brand Álvaro Ávila. The duchess finished off her ensemble with her trusty pair of flat Stuart Weitzman sandals.
The appearance marked the end of Meghan and Harry’s trip to Colombia, which took place over four days. Vice President Francia Márquez invited the Sussexes to the country and accompanied them as they toured various cities, including Cartagena and Cali.
“Because we are in your country, my husband and I can feel this embrace from Colombia—it’s incredible,” said Meghan, who began her remarks in Spanish at a women’s empowerment summit on Sunday morning. “The culture, the history — all of it — was a dream. This trip was a dream. I can feel this community, and this is the feeling that is the best thing right now.”
While this trip is Meghan and Harry’s first-ever joint visit to Colombia, it’s also their third international trip together this year, following excursions to Canada in February and Nigeria in May.
Harper’s Bazaar was on the ground with the Sussexes during their four-day visit to Colombia. Check back for more details.