Did Meghan Markle's Christmas Day beret spark a series of standout Philip Treacy looks? How the duchess has collaborated with the iconic milliner
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The Duchess of Sussex's tenure as a working royal was unexpectedly brief, with her attending Christmas at Sandringham just twice. Meghan's grand debut came when she joined Prince William and Princess Kate on the traditional walk to St Mary Magdalene Church, cautiously holding onto her then-fiancé Prince Harry's arm.
Naturally, the 3,000 onlookers - some of whom had camped out overnight - were eager to catch a glimpse of the newest family member and, of course, her outfit. Meghan wore a Sentaler wrap coat and thigh-high Stuart Weitzman boots, topped with a bespoke hat by Philip Treacy for the occasion.
This distinctive beret would spark a series of collaborations between the acclaimed milliner and the duchess - as we explore below. Beret with twist detail. In 2017, a newly engaged Meghan joined the Royal Family for the Christmas Day church service at Sandringham, marking her first public appearance in a hat.
She chose a custom piece by Philip Treacy - a contemporary dome-shaped beret, crafted from nutmeg brown velour with twist detailing. This chic hat effortlessly complimented Meghan's beige wrap coat by Sentaler, tan Stuart Weitzman boots and Chloe handbag.
For the Christmas Day church service at Sandringham, Meghan chose a contemporary dome-shaped beret by Philip Treacy. Dragonfly beret. For the Anzac Day memorial service at Westminster Abbey in 2018, the duchess wore an all-black ensemble, pairing it with another custom beret by Philip Treacy.