Meghan Sussex Champions British Fashion With M&S, Joseph and The Fold in London and Nottingham

Meghan Sussex has given British fashion two stylish outings in two days. For lunch in London on October 14, she paired a Marks & Spencer tuxedo blazer with blue denim and neutral heels. The following morning, she joined Prince Harry in Nottingham wearing Joseph, The Fold and Jennifer Chamandi, with another M&S accessory completing the outfit.

Both combinations offer plenty of autumn inspiration. One brings a little evening polish to jeans; the other builds a coordinated wardrobe around rich colours, soft knitwear and tailored separates.

Joseph Layers Set the Tone in Nottingham

For the Nottingham visits on October 15, Meghan chose Joseph’s Dona coat over the label’s Yara Cashair High Neck Jumper, adding the Mini Loaf Woven Leather Bag in Espresso.

The coat’s generous shape gives the outfit its relaxed silhouette. Crafted from a wool-and-cashmere blend, it has raglan sleeves and a curved collar that can fasten higher around the neck. Its Mahogany colour brings warmth to the darker layers underneath.

The compact bag provides another texture, with an embossed woven-effect leather finish that adds interest without competing with the clothing.

For anyone borrowing the styling idea, start with related shades rather than trying to match every piece. Burgundy, brown and plum work beautifully together when the fabrics bring a little variety.

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There is a lovely connection to her earlier Nottingham wardrobe, too. Meghan wore a Joseph skirt during her December 2017 visit with Harry, returning to the label almost nine years later.

The Fold Skirt, M&S Belt and Burgundy Heels

Underneath the coat, Meghan wore The Fold’s Clever Crepe Oliena Skirt in Deep Plum, finished with an M&S Leather Triple Keeper Jeans Belt in Dark Tan.

The skirt’s slim shape balances the volume of the outerwear. It also has a practical advantage: The Fold describes its Clever Crepe fabric as machine-washable and crease-resistant, making this a piece with possibilities well beyond a single occasion.

The tan belt breaks up the darker colours and defines the waist. It is an easy detail to borrow if you already own a favourite jumper and pencil skirt.

Jennifer Chamandi’s Lorenzo 105 pumps in Burgundy Nappa completed the combination. Meghan wore hers without the removable straps, giving the pointed shoes a clean finish beneath the skirt.

The design features a 105mm stiletto and the brand’s signature “Eye of the Needle” heel detail. The optional strap threads through that opening and fastens across the foot, offering another way to wear the same pair.

Her London Look Starts With an M&S Blazer

A day earlier, Meghan met longtime hairstylist George Northwood for lunch at The Park in Queensway, wearing a black M&S tuxedo jacket and Jennifer Chamandi heels.

Currently sold out, the Peak Lapel Tuxedo Jacket brings a dressier finish to an otherwise relaxed combination. Its satin lapels give the black tailoring definition, while the blue jeans make it feel perfectly suited to a daytime lunch.

The jacket forms part of M&S’s collection celebrating 100 years of fashion, which revisits signatures from the retailer’s archive. Tuxedo tailoring was among the pieces highlighted for its London Fashion Week collection.

Her denim appears to be Anine Bing’s Kate Jean 29 in Clean Indigo, paired with Jennifer Chamandi’s Lorenzo 105 pumps in Sand Suede.

The styling is easy to adapt: a polished black blazer, blue denim and neutral pointed pumps. Letting the jeans finish above the shoes keeps the proportions light and gives the footwear room to stand out.

Logan Hollowell Jewellery Across Both Looks

Meghan’s jewellery adds another connection between the two outfits. In Nottingham, she wore Logan Hollowell’s Aura Sleeve over her Oura smart ring. For the London lunch, she accessorised with the label’s Lovers Duet Diamond and Emerald Chain Necklace.

The pieces offer two different expressions of gold jewellery: a broad, polished ring sleeve with diamond detailing, and a delicate chain punctuated by green and white stones.

They also show how Meghan mixes British clothing and accessories with favourites from her wider jewellery collection. The result feels personal, with familiar pieces carried from one outfit to the next.

Meghan also carried a vintage Chanel bag in London. For readers exploring resale options, the pre-owned camera bag linked below is a shopping suggestion; it is not confirmed as her exact vintage piece.

Across both outfits, the appeal lies in the combinations: a tuxedo blazer with denim, an oversized coat with a slim skirt, and rich autumn shades lifted by carefully chosen accessories. M&S, Joseph, The Fold and Jennifer Chamandi each contribute something worth taking into your own wardrobe.