Meghan Markle Looks Incredible in a Black Pleated Dress and Givenchy Coat for Her ACU Visit

From ELLE

Day two of Meghan Markle's three consecutive days of engagements has just begun. The Duchess of Sussex arrived to visit the Association of Commonwealth Universities this afternoon in London. She is wearing a black pleated dress with a Givenchy coat she previously wore during Remembrance Day. She paired the look with nude heels:

The ACU is the last of her four newly-announced patronages that she is to make a visit to. She went to the National Theatre yesterday and visited Smart Works and the Mayhew earlier this month. At her event today, Meghan will "meet students and academics from across the ACU’s network of 500 university members," the Palace wrote.

This is not Meghan's first time making a public visit to the organization. In early December, Meghan had a private engagement at King's College to meet with university leaders, academics and international scholarship students "to discuss the role of universities in addressing human trafficking and modern slavery, gender equality and inclusion, peace and reconciliation, and climate change and resilience," the ACU wrote on its site. The ACU shared a photo of Meghan dressed in a pale pink coat and black dress at the event:

Meghan has worn polished, business casual outfits to all four of her patronages during her first official visits. When she visited her first patronage, Smart Works, Meghan wore an tan Oscar de la Renta trench with a black Hatch maternity dress.

When she was at the Mayhew, an animal welfare organization, she went monochrome in beige, wearing an H&M Mama dress and matching Emporio Armani coat:

And at the National Theatre yesterday, Meghan wore an all-nude look: a Brandon Maxwell dress and blazer with the Aquazzura pumps she first wore in her engagement photos with Prince Harry:

Meghan has one last event this week: she and Harry will visit Bristol tomorrow. There, they'll "meet members of the public, learn more about the city’s rich cultural history, and visit organizations supporting communities most in need," according to the Palace.

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