Meghan Markletraded in her go-to nudeAquazzura pumpsfor a satin, sparkly pair when sheattended the100 Days to Peacecharity galaalongsidePrince Harryon Thursday evening.The sky-high stilettos were the perfect accessory to go with her deep blue Jason Wu custom dress, which boasted structured ruffle detailing. And while she kept her jewelry to a minimum, the elegant shoe featured a strip of crystals adorning the slingback for an extra touch of glamour.The formerSuitsactress, 37, also carried a simple navy Dior clutch (it looked a little familiar!), and wore hersnowstorm diamond earrings from Birks, which retail for $12,000.Samir Hussein/WireImageCan’t get enough of PEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!Mark Cuthbert/UK Press/GettySamir Hussein/WireImageRELATED VIDEO:Prince HarrySings a Hamilton Song About King George III Onstage — andLin-Manuel MirandaLoves It!The royal’s love for the shoe designer dates back to her pre-royal days. She wore a nude pair with criss-crossed ties when sheannounced her engagement to Prince Harry, 33, in November 2017, and sheopted for the Italian shoemaker for her second wedding dress, which she wore to the evening reception. The shoes had a blue sole, which hinted that Aquazzura was her something blue!Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire/ZUMAMeghan Markle and Prince Harry on their way to their evening reception.Steve Parsons - WPA Pool/GettySTEVE PARSONS/AFP/Getty ImagesMeghan’s all-blue ensemble after a series of back-to-back black ensembles, including ablazer dressfor a performance ofHamiltonlast week and apower pantsuitat Tuesday’s annual WellChild awards.Dan Charity - WPA Pool/GettyMatt Dunham/AP/REX/ShutterstockThe100 Days to Peaceis a gala music evening marking the centenary of the end of the First World War. Leading up to the event, the royal couple raised money for three charities that support military veterans facing mental health challenges, a key area of concern in Harry’s public work:Help for Heroes,Combat StressandHeads Together, The Royal Foundation’s mental health initiative.
Meghan Markletraded in her go-to nudeAquazzura pumpsfor a satin, sparkly pair when sheattended the100 Days to Peacecharity galaalongsidePrince Harryon Thursday evening.
The sky-high stilettos were the perfect accessory to go with her deep blue Jason Wu custom dress, which boasted structured ruffle detailing. And while she kept her jewelry to a minimum, the elegant shoe featured a strip of crystals adorning the slingback for an extra touch of glamour.
The formerSuitsactress, 37, also carried a simple navy Dior clutch (it looked a little familiar!), and wore hersnowstorm diamond earrings from Birks, which retail for $12,000.
Samir Hussein/WireImage
Mark Cuthbert/UK Press/Getty
RELATED VIDEO:Prince HarrySings a Hamilton Song About King George III Onstage — andLin-Manuel MirandaLoves It!
The royal’s love for the shoe designer dates back to her pre-royal days. She wore a nude pair with criss-crossed ties when sheannounced her engagement to Prince Harry, 33, in November 2017, and sheopted for the Italian shoemaker for her second wedding dress, which she wore to the evening reception. The shoes had a blue sole, which hinted that Aquazzura was her something blue!
Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire/ZUMA
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry on their way to their evening reception.Steve Parsons - WPA Pool/Getty
STEVE PARSONS/AFP/Getty Images
Meghan’s all-blue ensemble after a series of back-to-back black ensembles, including ablazer dressfor a performance ofHamiltonlast week and apower pantsuitat Tuesday’s annual WellChild awards.
Dan Charity - WPA Pool/Getty
Matt Dunham/AP/REX/Shutterstock
The100 Days to Peaceis a gala music evening marking the centenary of the end of the First World War. Leading up to the event, the royal couple raised money for three charities that support military veterans facing mental health challenges, a key area of concern in Harry’s public work:Help for Heroes,Combat StressandHeads Together, The Royal Foundation’s mental health initiative.
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