Announcing her pregnancy just hours after she touched down in Australia for the start

of a 16-day tour, the Duchess of Sussex knows how to make the most out of her and Prince

Harry’s visit to Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and Tonga.

Ahead, every look Meghan has worn on the tour, no doubt setting the tone for maternity wear

for years to come.

October 16, 2018.

After a 22-hour flight Meghan looked refreshed and excited as she arrived in Sydney.

Clutching a binder full of notes, the newlywed wore a chic black coat with a burgundy lapel,

a black turtleneck, pencil pants and black pumps.

She wore her hair sleek and straight with her signature natural makeup and a pink lip.

October 16, 2018.

For her second look Down Under, Meghan Markle turned to Australian designer Karen Gee and

slipped into the sleeveless white ‘Blessed’ dress.

The duchess paired the look with nude suede pumps and a sleek, straight hairstyle, accessorizing

with two pieces of gold jewelry that belonged to Princess Diana – gold butterfly earrings

and a matching gold bracelet.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were spending their first official outing meeting with the

Governor General, the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove, his wife Lady Lynn Cosgrove and

competitors from 18 Invictus countries.

Given the exciting pregnancy news from this morning, royal fans will likely have hawk

eyes for a blossoming baby bump – but it’s barely there yet!

The duchess kept the wind at bay as the Sussexes took a boat ride from Taronga Zoo to the Sydney

Opera House by topping her white dress off with a chic trench coat by Aussie-born designer

Martin Grant.

Before boarding the boat, the mom-to-be also changed into black flats!

October 16, 2018.

To wrap up their first day of tour, Meghan traded her Karen Gee white shift dress for

a gorgeous olive-green shirt dress by Brandom Maxwell for an afternoon reception back at

Admiralty House.

She paired the pretty design, which retails for almost $3,000, with nude pumps and Princess

Diana's butterfly earrings and bracelet - sentimental pieces she debuted earlier in the day.

The mom-to-be swept her locks into a low bun and opted for a smokier eye and glowing bronzed

skin.

October 17, 2018.

The Duchess of Sussex kept things chic and casual as she and Prince Harry touched down

in Dubbo – and she paid sweet tribute to her BFF, Serena Williams!

Donning an oversized blazer from the tennis pro's clothing line, Meghan paired the look

with a crisp white button-up blouse by Maison Kitsune, black jeans by Australian label Outland

Denim and black J.Crew 'Sadie' ankle boots to anchor the look.

Veering away from her classic messy bun, the 37-year-old kept her hair sleek in a low ponytail

to show off a delicate necklace by Aussie jewelry designer Natalie Martin.

October 18, 2018.

Meghan removed her trench to reveal the stunning details of her Dion Lee dress, which boasts

an asymmetrical neckline and a side slit.

October 18, 2018.

The Duchess of style has done it again!

The gorgeous brunette, following a very casual look yesterday, donned a navy-blue sleeveless

dress by Australian designer Dion Lee and the same beige Martin Grant Trench Coat she

wore yesterday.

Pairing the look with chic navy Manolo Blahnik 'BB' pumps and a cuff bracelet by Shaun Leane,

she completed her look with the Gucci ‘Sylvie’ clutch and wore her hair in pretty, loose

waves.

October 18, 2018.

A quick outfit change and tram ride later, Prince Harry and Meghan found themselves on

South Melbourne Beach, where they joined local school children for a beach clean.

For the occasion, Meghan donned Canadian brand Club Monaco – their sleeveless 'Miguelina'

dress, fashioned with gold buttons up the sides.

She paired the look with black flats by Rothy – which she wore the day prior for a boat

ride – and slipped into her trusty Martin Grant trench coat.

October 19, 2018.

Meghan slipped into her go-to designer, Aussie-born Martin Grant, once again.

The expectant royal stunned in his striped maxi dress and black Castaner espadrilled,

which she paired with a loose ponytail and bronzed complexion with a rosy lip for a visit

to Bondi Beach.

While the $150 wedges from the Castañer family, who have been in business for almost a century,

were the perfect beach shoe for the expectant royal, she kicked off her espadrilles to go

barefoot in the sand!

October 19, 2018.

For a surprise visit to an all-girls high school in western Sydney, Meghan swapped her

beach dress and espadrilles for another stunning navy dress, this time the sleeveless, colour-block

‘Athena’ by Serbian designer Roksanda.

She anchored the look with nude Stuart Weitzman pumps and tried a new ‘do on for size – a

half up, half down hairstyle with tendrils framing her face.

The former Toronto resident also turned to her Canadian fave Birks for jewellery (the

Bee Chic blue topaz earrings and Rosée du Matin White Gold ‘Flex Wrap Bracelet’).

Meghan’s makeup was decidedly natural with a peachy lip and light smokey eye.

October 20, 2018.

To open an ANZAC memorial in Sydney on Oct. 20, Meghan turned to royal favourite Emilia

Wickstead for this pretty black midi dress with button detailing and short sleeves.

She slipped on a new pair of slingbacks by Tabitha Simmons (a break from her beloved

Aquazzura Deneuve Bow pumps) and a Philip Treacy fascinator, clutching a Givenchy bag

to finish off the look.

The duchess upped the glamour a bit with her makeup look, bronzy illuminated skin with

a smoky eye and pink lip, and wore her hair in soft waves.

October 20, 2018.

For her first official Invictus Games appearance – the Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge

on Cockatoo Island – Meghan channeled casual-chic in a perfectly tailored white Altuzarra blazer,

Mother Denim black skinny jeans and her Invictus polo.

She elevated her look by wearing a pair of Tabitha Simmons slingbacks and tortoise shell

sunglasses by Illesteva.

October 20, 2018.

To celebrate the opening of the Invictus Games, the Duchess of Sussex represented for Team

GB in a stunning navy Stella McCartney dress.

She paired the elegant frock with a matching coat from a capsule collection designed by

actress Gillian Anderson for Winser London.

Nude Stuart Weitzman pumps, a pair of sapphire and diamond drop earrings and complementary

clutch completed her perfect evening ensemble.

October 21, 2018.

Though she missed the cycling event earlier in the day on Oct. 21 to rest, Meghan stepped

out in style for a reception hosted by the Australian Prime Minister at The Pavilion

Restaurant.

She paired a black turtleneck and matching jeans with a pinstriped white blazer, a recycled

black and white striped shoulder bag by Aussie label Oroton and her fave Aquazzura Deneuve

Bow slingback pumps.

October 21, 2018.

Meghan traded her white pinstripe blazer for an official Invictus Games windbreaker, perfect

for hitting the waters around Sydney Harbour to take in a sailing competition.

She popped on a pair of crisp white Veja sneakers and the Gravier sunnies by New Orleans brand

KREWE eyewear.

Prince Harry wore his Invictus jacket and blue pants with Adidas sneakers.

October 22, 2018.

To meet fans in Kingfisher Bay Jetty on Fraser Island, Meghan opted for a casual cool look

that paired a striped Reformation Pineapple dress, complete with a daring slit, with Sarah

Flint's Grear sandals.

The pregnant royal finished the look with large black sunnies, a bronzed complexion

and her signature messy bun.