Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, turned heads at the LA Dodgers’ World Series game, sparking a wave of discussions in the global fashion community about her subtle yet powerful “fashion language.”
At the event, Meghan sported a crisp white Givenchy shirt, a navy Brochu Walker sweater draped casually over her shoulders, a Dodgers cap, and Veronica Beard jeans priced at £211, according to Daily Mail. Her understated yet chic ensemble perfectly embodied what experts describe as “quiet luxury.”
Lesley, the founder and buying director of denim specialist Trilogy, explained that Meghan’s look reflects “a quiet luxury aesthetic” — polished, minimalistic, and timeless. “With no heavy branding and a refined fit, she creates a look where she wears the jeans — they don’t wear her,” she noted.
She added, “Her choices of styles and washes represent a modern take on sleek minimalism. The difference in designer denim lies in the small details — pocket placement, proportion, and precision — which elevate the overall look.”
Fashion experts say Meghan’s love for denim is nothing new. She has been spotted wearing tailored jeans at several events, including the 2017 Invictus Games in Toronto, Invictus Games trials at the University of Bath in 2018, and during appearances in London and Germany.
Her consistent denim style has cemented Meghan’s place as an icon of effortless sophistication, championing simplicity, quality, and timeless elegance over flashy logos.