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Meghan Markle opted for high glamor in her latest interview with Variety magazine — she wore a $2,990 Carolina Herrera dress, a Jason Wu cocktail dress priced at over $5,000, and a $1,560 Galvin dress for the photo shoot.
The Duchess of Sussex, 41, opened up one of her favorite American magazines in the article published today – alongside a video interview – in which she discussed everything from her husband’s love for American fast food to her grief over the death of the queen.
While the couple’s California home life — including the television shows her children Lilibet, one, and Archie, three, enjoy watching — took center stage, the photos centered on couture.
The California-based royal took on different poses for the shoot at the couple’s Montecito home, wearing a range of dresses from major fashion houses.
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The Duchess of Sussex has given another big and extended interview with the American media – in addition to a glamorous photo shoot where she donned a range of couture dresses
Spanish designer Carolina Herrara’s Cascading Strapless Midi Dress—shoulderless on one side—has a nearly $3,000 price tag
The Duchess looked relaxed as she wore a flowy tie-dye white and pink Jason Wu dress. The taffeta cocktail dress is thought to cost around $5,200
Shining in green: The Duchess also wore a Ushuaia satin halterneck dress from Galvan, which costs $1,567
One image shows the mother of two in an elegant Carolina Herrera dress in navy blue and silver satin.
The Spanish designer’s Cascading Strapless Midi Dress—shoulderless on one side—has a price tag of nearly $3,000.
Elsewhere, there was a radiant green Ushuaia satin halterneck dress from Galvan, which retails for $1,567.
The cover of the magazine focuses on Meghan’s face, with the royal wearing a dramatic gold single hoop necklace and her hair tied away from her face.
The Duchess looked relaxed as she wore a flowy tie-dye white and pink Jason Wu dress as she was photographed lying down. The taffeta cocktail dress is thought to cost around $5,200.
Meghan has long been a fan of Jason Wu’s couture, donning a forest green dress by the designer during a 2018 tour of Australia with Prince Harry.
In this week’s interview, the royal family discussed a wide range of issues, including “misconceptions” about her since she married her royal husband in 2018, claiming that their “love story” had inspired the world because “people love love.” .
Meghan was also filmed speaking about her recent trip to the UK with Harry, where their pseudo-royal tour was interrupted by Her Majesty’s death at the age of 96.
The Duchess of Sussex also describes what life was like after that explosive interview with Oprah, Harry’s love for In-N-Out Burger, her podcast ‘Archetypes’ and the Netflix documentary they are making as part of their $100 million contract with the streaming giant .
Chic: Spanish designer Carolina Herrara’s royal blue satin dress costs just $3,000. Right: A green satin dress from Galvin also appeared in the shoot
The Duchess of Sussex released the latest episode of her Spotify Archetypes podcast on Tuesday, ‘Breaking Down The Bimbo’, but admitted she was nervous about interviewing Paris Hilton because she had ‘a judgment’ on the American socialite.
Amid claims she and Harry want to harm the royal family since she emigrates in 2020, Meghan told the magazine she is “proud” of her relationship with Queen and had a “nice warmth” with her.
She said, “There has been such an outpouring of love and support. I am truly grateful that I could be with my husband to support him, especially during that time.
“It is so beautiful to look at the legacy his grandmother has left on so many fronts. Certainly, in terms of female leadership, she is the most shining example of what that looks like. I feel deep gratitude that I was able to spend time with her and get to know her.”
But hinting that her death had been difficult for Harry, who reportedly learned of his grandmother’s passing five minutes before the rest of the world, she said: “It’s been a complicated time, but my husband, once the optimist , said: “Now she is reunited with her husband”.’