The Duke and Duchess of Sussex Extend Support to the Invictus Games in Canada
Meghan Markle subtly honored her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, through her stylish attire during her recent visit to Canada.
Joining the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in Canada to bolster the Invictus Games, Meghan's presence at the wheelchair curling event at Vancouver's Hillcrest Community Centre was marked by elegance.
Clad in a £1028 Sentaler cape in a rich dark camel hue with shawl collar details and a waist-cinching belt, Meghan radiated sophistication.
Notably, Meghan adorned her ensemble with gloves, a possible nod to Princess Diana's iconic grace and adherence to royal protocol. The choice of gloves, often worn by members of the Royal Family for hygiene during events with frequent handshakes, hinted at Meghan's homage to her late mother-in-law.
Captured in photographs exuding warmth and enthusiasm as she cheered on her husband alongside close friends Michael Bublé and Luisana, Meghan's poised demeanor resonated deeply.
The wheelchair curling event marked the culmination of the One Year to Go activities for the Games, featuring remarks from Prince Harry, government officials, and Invictus Games representatives.
On the newly launched Sussex.com website, the Duke and Duchess showcased their engagement at the wheelchair demonstration, underscoring their interactions with Invictus alumni, military families, sponsors, and supporters, along with Prince Harry's heartfelt remarks delivered during the event.
