Meghan Markle has jetted Down Under for a series of engagements, and her wadrobe has really caught our attention with a mix of high-end and easy-to-wear pieces. On Tuesday, the royal stepped out in a navy dress by Australian designer Karen Gee.
The original design comes with a four-figure price tag, and with the brand based overseas, added shipping fees and taxes quickly make it an even pricier investment. But we’ve found a more wearable, affordable alternative from Boden.
This cheaper dress is arguably more wearable for everyday life, as it is less structured and has a more casual fit. The sleeveless design still mirrors Meghan’s look, while the navy hue taps into that same classic, universally flattering colour. Though Meghan’s dress has a decorative button design down the front, the Boden dress has a more practical button-fastened collar, which allows you to adjust the neckline to be as open or closed as you desire. Again, it’s a less formal look than Meghan’s but one thats easier to wear.
Made from 100% linen, it’s breathable, lightweight and ideal for warmer weather. The tie-waist detail gently cinches you in, creating that flattering shape without feeling too formal or restrictive.
I’d pair it with chunky white trainers and a tote for a casual summer look, or switch to wedges and a denim jacket for an easy day-to-night transition. Available in sizes 4 to 22, it’s designed to suit a wide range of body types, and it also comes in petite and regular lengths. If navy isn’t your go-to, there’s also a soft pink option available, perfect for adding a lighter, seasonal twist to your wardrobe.
This dress proves that not every royal-inspired piece needs to be a direct replica; it’s about finding something that fits into your own wardrobe. And I think this Boden one does just that.
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