- Meghan Markle wore the colors of the Irish flag during her visit to Lisburn, Northern Ireland, on Friday.
- She wore a forest-green skirt, white sweater, and orange suede pumps.
- Kate Middleton has also given nods to the country she's visiting in her previous outfits.
All eyes are on Meghan Markle when she makes public appearances — especially when it comes to what she wears. She's already worn some iconic outfits so far, and it looks like she's picked up a style hack from her future sister-in-law Kate Middleton that makes picking the perfect outfit even easier.
Middleton is known to give not-so-subtle nods to the country she's visiting when traveling abroad, such as the time she looked like a walking Canadian flag with her white dress and red hat adorned with maple leaves in July 2011. She also wore a tartan coat for a visit to Scotland in April 2013.
When Markle visited Lisburn, Northern Ireland, she took a page right out of Middleton's style playbook by incorporating the colors of the country's flag in her outfit.
Markle's most obvious nod to the country was her forest-green skirt by Canadian designer Greta Constantine, which she paired with some bold orange suede pumps by Jimmy Choo. She completed her look with the same white Victoria Beckham sweater from her engagement shoot and a $750 coat by Mackage. Markle paired the outfit with a small leather bag by Charlotte Elizabeth that added a nice casual touch.
It's also quite a departure from Markle's recent penchant for pants, which Middleton opted for when she made her final appearance before going on maternity leave on Thursday. It seems like the future sisters-in-law might be turning to each other for style cues, and they are both pulling the looks off flawlessly.
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