Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Make Unannounced Visit to Northern Ireland

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have made their first official visit together to Northern Ireland, attending an event at the Icon Centre to mark the second year of youth-led peace-building initiative, Amazing the Space.

The couple then headed to the Crown Bar in Belfast city centre, where they met with the public.

As usual, Meghan was the picture of elegance, wearing a jumper, skirt and trench coat combo.

She wore a 530lb sand-coloured coat from Maccage, the MyStyle with a waterfall collar, with a dark green midi skirt by Greta Constantine.

Not only is the colour a nod to Ireland's national colours, but both these pieces are from Canada-based labels, a tribute to Meghan's previous base in Toronto.

She teamed the skirt with a cream jumper by Victoria Beckham and Charlotte Elizabeth's 175lb tan Bloomsbury satchel, which is only available to pre-order currently.

These pieces from British brands tied her look together nicely and she completed her ensemble with a pair of Jimmy Choo's Romy 100 velvet heels.

Meghan has proved that she's becoming a pro at diplomatic dressing, just like her future sister-in-law, the Duchess of Cambridge.

Her outfit was a perfect example of this, and it's no surprise that the coat she wore for her surprise Belfast visit sold out in under an hour.

On the last couple of occasions we've seen Meghan in public, she's sported sleek bloderade locks, but today her signature messy bun was back.

The bride-to-be has also proved that the trouser suit and stacking rings are back in style, making her own fashion stamp on the royal family.

More details have emerged about Meghan and Prince Harry's wedding this week.

They have chosen pastry chef Claire Tack of London's Violet Bakery to make a lemon elderflower wedding cake, and their invitations have been sent out this week ahead of the big day on May 19.

One of the biggest questions still to be answered is, who will design Meghan's wedding dress?