Is Harry wearing Meghan’s jacket? Eagle-eyed fashion watchers believe Duchess may have lent a top to the gloomy-looking Prince to fit in with Beyoncé’s concert silver dress code (so can you spot the telling clue?)

Prince Harry looked less than amused last night during Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour in California.

But was his gloomy look due to Meghan Markle’s questionable dance moves or because he might be wearing a woman’s jacket?

The Duke of Sussex did as the hit singer asked and wore something silver to Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium for her world tour.

Prince Harry wore white trousers, a gray sweatshirt and a silver blazer.

While the fashion choice may have been a hit with his classy wife, some eagle-eyed fashionistas are puzzled as to why his blazer buttons are on the wrong side.

Prince Harry (right) didn’t exactly look thrilled as he stared at his phone last night on the first night of Beyoncé’s California Renaissance tour. However, Meghan (center) was seen dancing all night long

Harry appeared glum and disinterested when the pair were seen in a private box with Meghan’s mother Doria Ragland

This sinful fashion choice left some wondering if Harry needed a last-minute outfit and asking Meghan for a lifeline.

As most people know, women’s coat buttons are usually sewn on the left side and men’s buttons on the right side.

Photos taken of Prince Harry clearly showed two dark buttons sewn to the left side of his blazer.

Buttons are traditionally worn on the left side of a women’s jacket, as women in the Victorian era often had maids and domestic servants to help them get dressed.

Since most people are right-handed, the buttons of women’s clothing were placed on the opposite side, on the left side, to help the servants do their jobs.

Maids were often used because the clothing worn by wealthy Victorian-era women was usually layered.

Buttons are traditionally worn on the left side of a women’s jacket, as women in the Victorian era often had maids and domestic servants to help them get dressed. Men are generally self-dressed, meaning the buttons on their clothes are designed to be fastened by the wearer themselves

Beyoncé shone in a sassy silver ensemble, with the star requesting her fans wear the same color

During the performance, Beyoncé mounted a sparkling silver horse that was raised into the air

Men, meanwhile, have generally dressed themselves, meaning the buttons on their clothes are designed to be fastened by the wearer themselves.

While the Prince finished off the look and looked well-dressed as usual, some may be wondering if the Duke is exploring other areas of fashion now that he’s no longer under the watchful eye of his family.

His wife Meghan has previously claimed that when she lived in Britain she “tone down” her wardrobe and “adjusted it accordingly.”

While it’s unclear if royal women are asked to adhere to this hierarchical dress code, the Queen famously wore bright colors during public gatherings.

But silver didn’t seem like the best choice for the late Majesty.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were among the thousands of fans who poured into SoFi Stadium last night as the artist continued her world tour.

But Harry seemed disinterested when the pair were spotted in a private box with Meghan’s mother, Doria Ragland.

All members of their group wore silver.

During the performance, Harry was seen with his hands firmly in his pockets or glued to his phone.

It comes at the start of a busy week for the Sussexes, with Harry heading to London for a charity event on the eve of the first anniversary of the death of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, before moving to Düsseldorf in Germany. the start of the Invictus Games.

Earlier this week, the couple released their latest Netflix series, Heart of Invictus, which featured athletes preparing for last year’s edition of the games and Harry opening up about his mental health struggles after returning from military service in Afghanistan.