After starting their day in Wellington, Meghan and Harry traveled to Abel Tasman National Park, an area famed for its golden beaches and native bush walks. They will enjoy a traditional welcome ceremony before embarking on their own bush walk, finishing the visit with a barbecue lunch.
The couple enjoyed the gorgeous scenery of the area as they spent some time with locals.
Image via Governor General of NZ
Shoes: Stella McCartney x Adidas Grosgrain-Trimmed Faux Leather Sneakers
Jeans: Black ‘Harriet’ skinny jeans by Outland Denim
Sweater: Black turtleneck, TBC
Jacket: Blue weatherproof jacket by Seasalt Cornwall from an older collection
Scarf: Loro Piana Mélange Cashmere Scarf
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Love sporty and casual Duchess Meghan’s look today! Once again, I was literally looking at these Stella McCartney x Adidas Stan Smiths about a week ago….I think they are the perfect casual yet still chic sneaker in general, and of course for an event like today’s where they are walking and meeting locals.
Looking forward to also finding out what brand the pretty scarf she’s wearing is too.
Love the Kicks, but like most of what she wears is way out of my budget.
Hi Kim,
We’re working on some MirrorMegs for those shoes in more price ranges… Stay tuned!
xo,
A&C
What a great outfit for a day spent outside on the beach and in the rain! I’m betting that H&M really enjoyed a quiet walk on the beach with no one else but a single ranger. I really like this rain jacket, it’s not to bulky but seems to fit nicely. I’d love to get one but living in the desert really doesn’t lend itself to needing rain gear 🙁
Love this look! It reminds me of the very practical and casual looks she wore in Toronto, when we all fell in love with her style!
So true, Danielle! Thanks for the comment.
xo,
A&C
The waterproof jacket is by Seasalt who are based in Cornwall, a beautiful part of England. Their coats are fully waterproof. I have a winter version which has a padded lining. Their stuff is not expensive.
Thanks for sharing the great feedback on Seasalt, Imogen!
xo,
A&C