in Mayamiko, a Malawian brand, and Castener wedges

Day One included a stop at The Justice Desk Initiative -- working to empower people to self-advocate -- in Nyanga township, and the Homecoming Centre at the District Six Museum. Our full coverage of the day is here.

in Veronica Beard

This is from the District Six trip. She wore this dress on the Oz tour. Shortly thereafter, Jessica Mulroney wore one on her Instagram in red, which I kind of took as a coded message that she was working with Meghan at that time even if no one said it publicly. (I've always been intrigued by what that current friend/client relationship is; they are very quiet about it.)

Day Two

Here, Meghan is in Madewell (jacket), J. Crew (shirt), Mother (jeans), and huaraches. They started out at Monwabisi Beach meeting with people connected to Waves for Change, a youth mental health charity; Commonwealth Litter Programme, which targets a reduction of plastic waste; and the Lunchbox Fund, the latter of which received donations at M&H's request after their wedding, and was able to use those to feed an extra 750 children. It's also helped create jobs for previously unemployed women, who now help feed the kids at various townships which, in turn, they say has increased school attendance.

Duke and Duchess of Sussex on royal tour of South Africa, Cape Town - 24 Sep 2019

Here they visited Bo-Kaap, "known for its brightly coloured homes and cobbled streets. The brightly colored homes are attributed to an expression of freedom by the homeowners after the emancipation of slavery in 1834." I didn't think this dress was very successful, which this photo shows a bit better; I also would have, I think, pinned up her hair under the head covering at the mosque.

in Martin Grant

This was at a reception at the British High Commissioner's house, with "approximately 200 guests, a group which includes female township leaders, local entrepreneurs, representatives of the fashion industry, and those working on conservation efforts in the region, among others." Our full coverage of Day 2 is here.

Day 3: ARCHIE, and in Club Monaco

Meghan wore this to meet Desmond Tutu, with Archie in tow, and there was not a single frontal shot of it without Archie in it. Not that I mind; I just couldn't give you a clearer look at it than this. It's great, though. Patterns are our friends. Our full coverage of day three is here.

in Everlane

Those earrings are everything. The jumpsuit looks very easy and chic on her. She's at mothers2mothers, "an African not-for-profit organisation [which] trains and employs women living with HIV as frontline health workers across eight African nations. These “Mentor Mothers” work both in health facilities and door-to-door in local communities to deliver health services and education to other women and their families. This peer-based delivery model ensures that services are provided by people from the same community as those they serve, and are rooted in shared realities and experiences.

Since it started in 2001, mothers2mothers has created over 10,000 jobs for women living with HIV and reached more than 11 million women and children under two years old. They have achieved virtual elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV for their clients for the last five years in a row, and in 2017, 97% of children in their early childhood development programme achieved all of their developmental milestones at their first birthday."

in Aritzia and Everlane (shoes)

This was worn to Sneakers 4 Change, which collects and donates shoes to those without; it has donated 5,000 pairs and has worked with six orphanages since 2014. Our coverage of this and the next two events is here.

in J.Crew and Nonoo (top)

Here, Meghan met with community leaders including: "Sophia Williams-De Bruyn, Dr. Mamphela Ramphele, Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng, Lindiwe Mazibuko, Judy Sikuza, Mbali Ntuli, Siviwe Gwarube, Nompendulo Mkatshwa and Sonja De Bruyn Sebotsa, to better understand the roles they play - and have played - for their country and their communities. Each of the women are from different generations, different political parties, different backgrounds, and different regions, yet each had a common purpose and drive for gender equality and women’s empowerment. During their time together, the women were able to share the struggles they have faced, their action plan for the future, and the root cause and accompanying feeling of the issue at hand." (That's a Sussex Instagram Informative Caption.)

Prince Harry and Meghan Duchess of Sussex visit to Africa - 26 Sep 2019

 Here, Meghan "ties a ribbon at the site where 19-year old Cape Town student Uyinene Mrwetyana was murdered last month, to pay her respects and to show solidarity with those who have taken a stand against gender based violence and femicide. Over the last month in Cape Town, protests erupted through the streets in outrage over GBV in South Africa." (That link goes to a big New Yorker piece, by the way.)

in Banana Republic

Meghan here was at the University of Johannesburg, to attend a "roundtable discussion with the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), of which she is Patron, the topic of which was challenges faced by young women in accessing Higher Education."

in Room 502

Here, she visited Action Aid to learn about its work combating gender-based violence, and fighting for "women's rights, social justice, and an end to poverty." Charles is currently patron, and I wonder if he'll end up giving it to Harry and/or Meghan. Our coverage of the penultimate day is here.

in House of Nonie

This was at a reception for youth leaders, and to meet with Graça Machel, widow of the late Nelson Mandela. She also wore this when she and Harry met with the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and his wife Tshepo Motsepe right before they left to return to the UK.

Duke and Duchess of Sussex Royal tour of South Africa, Johannesburg - 02 Oct 2019

Here, they visited the Tembisa township to learn about Youth Empowerment Services (YES), which aims to create job opportunities to engage young people in the region, with the hope that it will in turn help address economic disparities.

Our full coverage of the final day is here.

Meghan's South Africa Tour: The Full Wardrobe Recap

Individually, and at-a-glance.