The Duchess of Sussex was seen at the third event on the first day of the Colombia tour wearing the dress. Hello Magazine
Meghan Markle made a dazzling appearance on the first day of her tour in Colombia with Prince Harry, wearing a striking red-print dress by Johanna Ortiz. The Duchess of Sussex, aged 43, turned heads in the 'Navajo Weaver ankle dress,' priced at $2,100. This elegant dress, known for its cut-out details at the bust, perfectly showcased Meghan's radiant style.
Johanna Ortiz, a Colombian designer known for her feminine and elegant creations, drew inspiration from the transformative effects of beautiful fabrics. Her designs encourage women to embrace their fashion sense with fun and flair, making Meghan's choice a perfect fit for the occasion.
The former Suits actress paired her Johanna Ortiz dress with tan slingback shoes featuring kitten heels, which looked like the Jimmy Choo Etana Nappa mules. Hello Magazine
The Duchess paired her dress with tan slingback shoes that featured a chic kitten heel, which appeared to be the Jimmy Choo Etana Nappa mules. Her hairstyle was kept natural, with her brunette locks styled in loose, flowing curls. For her makeup, Meghan opted for a subtle, natural look, enhancing her already glowing appearance.
For her hair and makeup, Prince Harry's wife chose a natural look, with her brunette hair styled in loose curls cascading down her back. Hello Magazine
The couple's visit took them to the Delia Zapata Olivella National Arts Center, where they were warmly welcomed by Minister Juan David Correa Ulloa and museum director Xiomara Suescún. During their visit, Harry and Meghan were treated to an array of cultural experiences. They enjoyed a segment of the play "Lose Yourself," directed by the talented actor and playwright Fabio Rubiano. The couple also listened to a performance by Alexis Play, a musician from Chocó, adding a rich cultural layer to their tour.
The Duke and Duchess visited the Delia Zapata Olivella National Arts Center, where they were welcomed by Minister Juan David Correa Ulloa and Museum Director Xiomara Suescún. Hello Magazine
This outing not only highlighted Meghan Markle's impeccable fashion sense but also underscored the couple's engagement with local culture during their international travels. The visit reflects their continued commitment to supporting and appreciating diverse cultures around the world.
