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When you see something you like on a Duchess — a pair of flats or a clutch bag, for example, maybe even a dainty ring — don’t get too attached unless you plan to act fast. There’s an unwritten law of sartorial science suggesting that from just one minute an item spends on the backs of royalty comes instantaneous brand relevancy and a waitlist of thousands. But lucky for us, a recent sold-out look straight out of the spotlight is back in stock, so get those credit cards ready before this window of retail opportunity shuts again.
One of the most noteworthy things about the Sussexes’ 10-day royal tour of South Africa, at least from a wardrobe perspective, was Meghan Markle‘s thoughtful approach to dressing from the moment she touched down in Cape Town with her prince in tow. This included a utilitarian-style Staud dress that flew off the cyber shelves when she was first pictured in it back in September. The long-hemmed, billowing ensemble was appropriately suited for the Duchess’s mosque visit, and the fact that it was made of 100% recycled nylon reflects her commitment to curating a more responsible closet.
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Throughout the tour, Meghan used her super-public platform to highlight brands whose missions are deeply rooted in sustainability (think Everlane and Mayamiko). She also revisited a number of top hits from previous public appearances to make the not-so-subtle point that by avoiding outfit rewears, consumers are simply perpetuating a culture of wastefulness.
Her versatile olive-green dress, retailing for $350, was instantly popular for obvious reasons. It’s easy to style, even easier to wear (and rewear), and it’s a casual look that’s totally princess-approved. While it’s been pretty much impossible to find the eco-friendly frock anywhere since it sold out, Christmas has come early thanks to the elves at Staud who have made the style available again for pre-order.
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