
The Duchess of Sussex kicked the royal tour off by wearing a black and white wraparound dress from Myamiko, a Malawi fair-trade brand, during a visit to the Justice Desk, an NGO in Nyanga in Cape Town.

Still in South Africa, for a visit to Action Aid Meghan chose a shirtdress by Room 502, a brand that focuses on ethical and limited produced garments. The khaki dress is already sold out.

On day three of the tour, Meghan wore a black jumpsuit from ethical and sustainable brand Everlane.

For a visit to Auwal Mosque, Meghan chose an olive green dress from sustainable LA-brand, Staud.

Meghan has been devoted to the sustainability cause since she officially became the Duchess of Sussex. For her wedding reception, she wore a dress by Stella McCartney, known for her efforts in the sustainability crusade.

During a visit to New Zealand, the Duchess of Sussex wore a Gabriela Hearst dress. Hearst is known for her luxurious take on sustainable garments.

Meghan is also a fan of sneaker brand Veja. The Paris-based brand uses ecological materials and ethical suppliers.


