With an autumn look and a kitchen apron...this is how Meghan Markle returned to Britain

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, received a remarkable reception during their visit to the city of Nottingham in Britain, where a number of citizens gathered to meet them, present flowers, and take pictures with them. In their first joint appearance in the country since their return, the Duchess of Sussex caught attention with an autumn look that combined burgundy and purple colors, while Prince Harry chose a simpler outfit, far from formal clothes.

Markle wore a long burgundy coat from the British brand "Joseph", which she coordinated with a cashmere sweater with a high collar from the same brand, and a dark purple midi skirt from the brand "The Fold London". Then she completed her look with a leather bag and classic dark purple shoes from Lebanese designer Jennifer Chamandi, along with soft accessories, a high ponytail, and calm makeup, in keeping with the classic character of her look.

On the other hand, Prince Harry appeared in a gray jacket, white shirt, blue jeans, and black suede shoes. His choices fit the nature of the visit, which included community meetings and charitable activities, far from the formal nature that usually accompanies royal occasions.

During one of the stops of the visit to the "Heimah Hub" center, the couple wore kitchen aprons and participated in a food preparation activity, in a stop that reflected the community nature of the visit. Choosing the "Joseph" brand was not new to the Duchess of Sussex's looks in Nottingham; She had previously worn a khaki pleated midi skirt from the brand during her visit to the city with Prince Harry in 2017, in their first joint official appearance after announcing their engagement, only to return nine years later with pieces from the same fashion house.