'It girl' Aussie brands and a nod to her 2018 visit: Everything Meghan wore on her Australian tour

Prince Harry and Meghan's Australian tour, their first time on our shores in eight years, is coming to a close.

Naturally, the Duchess of Sussex's fashion choices have attracted plenty of attention along the way, and she's been using her time Down Under to champion a range of homegrown labels.

She's also going home with a classic Aussie wardrobe staple in her luggage, thanks to a gift from an Invictus Australia veteran.

Watch the video above.

We've been tracking all her looks here in one handy place, so keep scrolling for more details.

Day 4

With the first two appearances of the final day of the tour based around water, Meghan went for a suitably nautical look.

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For the Sussexes' visits to Bondi Beach and Sydney Harbour, the duchess knotted a blue and white striped shirt by Matteau over a pair of cream jeans by Rolla's – yes, both Aussie brands.

During an impromptu meet-and-greet at the Opera House, Meghan was gifted a pair of personalised thongs by Joel Vanderzwan, bearing the inscription G'DAY MEGS.

"G'Day Megs! I love it!" she laughed as she turned to show the thongs to photographers.

Day 3

Meghan opted for a more casual look for her first appearance on day three of the tour, having been out of the public eye (filming a spot on MasterChef Australia, no less) on Wednesday.

The duchess joined Harry on Melbourne's Scar Tree Walk, a tour through Aboriginal art installations that runs along the Yarra River.

She teamed a pair of flared Rolla's jeans with a car coat by Friends With Frank and white sneakers, adding a pop of colour with a special slogan tee.

Meghan's white tee, featuring a red heart and the word Mama, is in support of US organisation Alliance of Moms.

She's close friends with co-founder Kelly McKee Zajfen and has publicly supported the group on various occasions.

Proceeds from the All Mama, All Heart t-shirts support Alliance of Moms and the Healthy Teen Program, in aid of young mothers in foster care.

She wore a second outfit by Friends With Frank for the couple's next appearance at the Swinburne University of Technology.

Meghan and Harry visited Batyr, a mental health engagement programme based at the campus in Hawthorn.

Meghan wore a dark green shift dress by the Melbourne label, adding a pair of stockings.

Day 2

The duchess had no public appearances scheduled for day two, so imagine everyone's surprise when it was revealed she'd been quietly filming a TV spot behind the scenes.

Meghan will appear as a guest judge on an upcoming episode of MasterChef Australia.

It shouldn't come as a huge surprise; her Netflix series With Love, Meghan was largely food and cooking-focused and she's often spoken about her love of cooking.

The duchess wore some Aussie brands for her day on set, teaming a Matteau blouse with a Camilla and Marc skirt, both in black.

"Joining a star-studded lineup of Guest Judges and culinary icons, Meghan helps guide some of the most impressive home cooks the competition has ever seen," the MasterChef Australia Instagram account said.

Meghan went for another all-black look – featuring a trio of Aussie labels – on Wednesday evening as she attended the Nexus Summit.

The event, also attended by Michael 'Wippa' Wipfli and his wife Lisa, appeared to be hosted by lawyer and co-president of the United Israel Appeal Women's Division, Amanda Smorgon, in her home.

Meghan wore a top by cult-favourite Aussie brand Beare Park, pants by Dissh and a belt from Camilla and Marc.

Day 1

A few things have changed since the Sussexes' last trip Down Under (hello, royal exit), but their first 2026 outing revealed one common thread between the visits.

Meghan's first outfit, unveiled as the couple visited the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne today, is made by the same Aussie designer as the first outfit she wore on the 2018 royal tour.

The duchess wore a sleeveless belted dress by Sydney-based label Karen Gee, featuring two rows of gold buttons running down the front.

The Priscilla dress, retailing for $1250, is "an exercise in refined strength" and defined by "sculpted lines [and] a softly structured skirt," the designer's website says.

Meghan's first outfit during the 2018 tour – worn hours after the couple announced their pregnancy – was a white Karen Gee design called The Blessed Dress.

She wore the outfit as she and Harry visited Admiralty House and Taronga Zoo before heading to the Sydney Opera House for their first walkabout of the tour.

Gee said it was "deeply personal" to have the duchess choose to wear her label for the second time as she returns to Australia.

"As a founder, it's incredibly humbling to know that a woman can return to your designs years later and still feel like they are the right choice," the designer wrote on Instagram.

"It's a quiet reminder of why I started. To create pieces women can rely on time and time again.

Meghan personally chose pieces from the label's luxury collection.

For her Melbourne outing, the former Suits star teamed the dress with a pair of Dior heels, wearing her hair slicked back into a ponytail.

Time will tell if the 'Meghan effect' strikes again for Karen Gee.

In 2018, after the royal's outing in the Blessed dress, the label's website briefly crashed amid global interest. In the months following the royal tour, the label says demand for the design soared by 300 per cent.

For the couple's second engagement of the day, Meghan opted for a suede look that nicely complemented the tones of Harry's outfit.

On arrival at the Australian National Veterans Arts Museum, the duchess emerged in an khaki ensemble by St Agni, a popular Byron Bay-based label.

She teamed the suede utility cocoon bomber with a column skirt, finishing the look with a chunky sleeveless knit by Aussie clothier P Johnson and heels by Aquazzura.

She's worn designs by St Agni on numerous occasions, including during her time as a senior working member of the royal family.

She most recently wore a linen vest and trouser set while in New York in 2024.

For both engagements on Tuesday, Meghan wore jewellery by Real Fine Studio, an LA-based jewellery brand founded by an Aussie.

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